VigorCare

VigorCare is said to contain the following ingredients: Pellitory, which is said to support circulation in the reproductive systems; Loosestrife, which is believed to work as an aphrodisiac and also increase sperm count; Saffron, which is a popular spice, but included in this formula because the manufacturer claims it is an aphrodisiac and mild stimulant; Ashwagandah, which is described as a health tonic with restorative agents; Nutmeg, which is also a popular spice, and also said to work as an aphrodisiac.

The majority of ingredients in this supplement are purported aphrodisiacs, and do not appear to have other enhancement benefits. Even if this supplement does boost sexual drive, we believe this does not address all issues related to sexual dysfunction. It is likely that individuals may desire a product which provides a more comprehensive approach to this serious issue.

This product does not contain Tribulus Terrestris, which is a plant extract that may boost testosterone levels. When testosterone is increased, it has been shown to stimulate sex drive. It also may augment energy levels and overall stamina.

However, it has been shown that one of the best ways to enhance the quality of an erection is by increasing blood flow throughout the genitals. This manufacturer claims that the included Pellitory will perform this function, but we have not come across studies which affirm this statement. Though, one herb shown to produce this outcome is Yohimbe, which works especially well when combined with the above Tribulus. Unfortunately, this supplement does not contain either of these ingredients.

Currently, it is possible to find this product at reduced prices. The original price for this product was just under $30, but it may now be found for sale for around $18. Some people may find these savings to be a big benefit, but it makes us wonder if these reductions in price reflect on the quality level of the formula. Perhaps retailers are having a hard time selling this product due to disinterest from consumers, or due to an impotent formula.

• Reduced in price
• Contains basic ingredients
• Rather inexpensive

• Does not contain Tribulus
• No money-back guarantee
• Formula does not include Yohimbe
• No cited research at this time
• Their customers do not like them at all and have negative things to say about their experiences. Click here to read a popular Vigorcare Blog.
• As of review, no testimonials

In closing, we believe this product may work best for those who are only interested in revving sex drive. However, for those people who desire a boost in testosterone and a more direct approach to address sexual enhancement, we suggest looking into other products. As mentioned, the plant extract, Tribulus, may successfully increase the levels of testosterone in the body, and these effects may be further enhanced with the ingredient, Yohimbe.

As mentioned, there are many products on the market, and of course, individuals will wish to avoid the lower quality formulations. We suggest finding a product that uses a patented delivery system in their formula that is able to generate both immediate and long-term results.