Testorx

This formulation may contain some of the following ingredients: Homeopathic Testosterone, Homeopathic Somatropin, Homeopathic IGF-1. Homeopathic Pituitary Extract, Micronized DHEA, Diindolylmethane, Triple Strength Tribulus Terrestris Extract, Triple Strength Mucuna Pruriens, and Saw Palmetto Extract.

There appears to be some debate in the scientific community as to whether transdermal creams are truly capable of being absorbed as completely as pill formulations. According to a key U.S. regulatory agency, “There is no evidence that they (topical hormone creams) are generally recognized by qualified scientific experts as safe and effective for their labeled uses.” Many experts have also called into question the potency of testosterone creams that are labeled “homeopathic.” According to one researcher, “Homeopathic means the following; it contains testosterone, but is a minute and miniscule quantity. You could probably buy 10 bottles of the homeopathic testosterone and all of it together wouldn't equal 1 prescribed injection or application.”

It appears as though this product in its “homeopathic” concentrations may lack the power to sufficiently balance hormones. For older men who are seeking to regain the libido and vigor of previous years, this is likely to be a disappointment. We are also concerned that the manufacturer of this product does not refund “unopened bottles” unless they are under recall. It is our opinion that in the case of a product as seemingly questionable as this one, consumers should have some recourse of action if unsatisfied. We would encourage consumers to seek out manufacturers who offer an unequivocal money-back guarantee.

• Website includes some testimonials
• Clams to regenerate testosterone

• Some claim there is “no evidence” that topical hormone creams work
• It has been said that “homeopathic” simply suggests a weak concentration
• Company does not permit refunds for opened bottles
• Product does not contain Damiana

Testosterone may play a role in male sexual health, but it is not necessarily the only factor. Currently, there are several herbal supplements that address various different aspects of sexual function, including penile blood flow, turgidity of erection, and endurance.

We have recently heard about the herbal ingredient Damiana, a plant alkaloid which is reported to have a “testosterone-like” pharmacology. When combined with other excellent ingredients such as Epimedium and Panax Ginseng, we believe Damiana’s testosterone-mimetic action has the power to deliver a potent spike in libido. We find that rather than taking hormones delivered through a questionable modality in weak concentrations, consumers might prefer to try a multi-faceted approach. We would further suggest that customers look for supplement manufacturers that offer a full refund for both opened and unopened products.