Johnson Jolt

Johnson Jolt contains some of the following: Nutmeg Oil, Cinnamon Oil and L-Arginine, as well as other elements outlined on this website.

Topical delivery systems seem to be gaining popularity with some men, somewhat due to the fact that it feels good going on, and these products allow men to feel as if they are in control of their sexual health. This may be a great tactic, but we believe only if the product in question uses ingredients that work well topically in augmenting sexuality, which is actually fairly hard to find. Johnson Jolt contains Nutmeg Oil and Cinnamon Oil, which, when used topically, may actually create a tingling feeling in the genitals, which may somewhat increase sexual feeling.

However, this formulary really relies on L-Arginine to increase actual sexual functionality. This is because it has been shown to increase erectile function in some men by enhancing the action of nitric oxide. This allows the muscles surrounding the blood vessels in the penis to relax, thereby enabling them to take in more blood and boost erection quality. That said, it has almost always been studied as an oral supplement, and not as a topical adjunct.

In fact, in one recent study, 50 men who were dealing with erectile dysfunction were either given a placebo or 5 grams of L-Arginine per day – the men who took L-Arginine experienced some improvement. L-Arginine has been shown to work over the long term, in an oral form, and it is said must be taken daily to work. This is in sharp contrast with other erection enhancers, such as Yohimbe, which may create results safely in a short amount of time. Regardless, L-Arginine has not been shown at this time to augment erection hardness or longevity when used topically.

Johnson Jolt is advertised as being “safe to use for both you and your lover”, which is great, because some topical formulas may cause skin irritation. This may occur even when the product is deemed safe, because some men and women are more sensitive than others. However, we are rather surprised that they do not indicate if this product is condom safe, which is a fairly concerning development for us. Sometimes, topical products may degrade the integrity of the condom, which, in turn, may increase risk for pregnancy and STDs.

• Uses a topical base that some men look for

• Dissatisfied consumers have begun speaking out about the poor results this product has produced. To hear about their negative experiences, you can click here to read a number of posts in this Johnson Jolt blog.
• Does not use elements that may penetrate the skin to create a sexual response
• No testimonials posted as of this review

Many people find the topical gel-based delivery system used in Johnson Jolt to be enticing, but the elements used in this formula do not have a proven history of success when used topically. As noted above, L-Arginine has been shown to work best when taken in the long term in an oral format. Men who are seeking a formula that may create quick and safe results in terms of boosting erectile performance may prefer to look for capsule-based products that contain Yohimbe; our research indicates this is highly effective.

Also, as discussed earlier, this developer fails to note if Johnson Jolt is condom safe, which is an issue that may open the door to pregnancy and STDs. This is an issue we take seriously, so we decided to try to contact them to find out what the story is - to date, we have not received a response to our inquiry. This is concerning to us, because we strongly believe customer care is part of what you pay for when buying a holistic product.

This is especially true when buying products online, because it may be very difficult to return products. We always suggest seeking out developers that have a reputation for providing responsive customer care representatives and hassle-free returns.