Nebido

According to the company, each serving of the product, which consists of "a 4 ml oily solution," contains 1,000 milligrams of Testosterone Undecanoate." This is identified by the manufacturer as an ester of natural testosterone, and may behave in a similar way to natural testosterone in the body, according to company advertisements and brochures.

People who are familiar with those supplements on the market advertised as "slow-release" or "timed-release" formulas may be able to relate to the function of Testosterone Undecanoate, as explained by the company. Supposedly, this substance "is gradually released into circulation in the body", and is then purported to become metabolized throughout the body.

This particular form of injection therapy is advertised as both fast-acting (the company says the formula "restores testosterone levels back to the normal range three days after the first administration") and long-lasting – that is, considering the individual follows through with the annual commitment of four injections. This combination may sound appealing to some men.

However, like most prescription drugs, the ingredients in the product in question are said to potentially cause a variety of side effects for some people – some that may be minor and common to these types of procedures, and others that may be more serious. Some of the "minor" adverse reactions may include diarrhea and joint pain; those suffering from kidney or heart conditions may experience "severe complications."

The pharmaceutical company advertising these services claims this injection therapy may be effective without causing the "peaks" and "troughs" associated with comparable procedures. These fluctuations may supposedly include mood swings and sexual side effects, according to product brochures. Still, the drug may interact differently from person to person.

We believe that when using a prescription medication, individuals should be mindful of their overall health – and any dangers the drug in question may pose to our immediate and long-term wellness. As such, we believe it is important to use products that have been thoroughly tested in clinical settings, which leads us to wonder about this particular drug's legitimacy.

• Advertised as requiring only four injections per year
• Advertised as capable of restoring sex drive in men

• 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 Nebido blog.
• May cause both mild and serious side effects for some individuals
• A 100 percent money-back offer may not be available
• Some men may not be amenable to the idea of injections
• Consumer testimonials may be hard to come by online

Nebido® may be marketed as a completely safe and easy-to-use form of therapy, but we believe many men may still find it inconvenient, and the idea of being injected in certain parts of the body disturbing. Even though the company suggests that the side effects are few, we would still be concerned about even the slightest risks posed to our health.

The product's official Website and company-issued brochures and advertisements appear to be informative, which we are pleased to find. However, we wish more relevant information about the product were disclosed to the public, including any findings of clinical studies and an assessment of the therapy's reputation in the industry at large. The most effective products available are known to be backed by clinical trials and have received multiple industry awards for the effectiveness.