Virectin

While the developer of Virectin indicates that they use a strong combination of basic ingredients, they fail to disclose exactly what these elements are, which is always a red flag for us in terms of results. It has been our experience that the most results-oriented product developers are proud of their formulary, and would like people to know what is in it, because it is a great marketing technique, unless they use substandard elements and extracts.

Virectin is advertised as being able to increase sexual stamina and endurance, as well as reduce recovery time between sexual intervals and increase erectile performance. We feel it would have been valuable to have known if they used the potent combination of Ginseng and Epimedium, which has been shown to augment sexual desire, performance and endurance – when used together or separately.

Ginseng has traditionally been used in China to overcome sexual weakness and increase energy levels, as well as having some potent aphrodisiac powers. In clinical studies, it was shown to allow men with premature ejaculation last longer and experience a higher level of sexual satisfaction, which is actually very difficult to do, either medically or holistically.

Epimedium is also known in the West as Horny Goat Weed, a name that aptly outlines its abilities. It was used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to enable men to increase desire and stamina, as well as ramp up their performance. Clinical studies have shown that it is extremely effective in this arena, although scientists have not yet ascertained how it works. In fact, clinical practitioners of holistic medicine have achieved extremely good results when using it to ease erectile fatigue, to improve libido and to restore sexual vitality.

Testimonials are posted on some websites for Virectin, which, as expected, were very positive. However, we also like to take a look at some consumer-driven sites, which were created to help consumers get the best holistic product for their money. On these sites, we have read reports that this product did not produce the results promised, regardless of what the advertising says. We were not surprised when we read these reports, given the fact that the formulary for this product has not been disclosed. It only confirmed what we already surmised – it’s likely a low performer.

• Available on many sites

• Does not disclose formulary at time of review
• Scored poorly on some consumer-driven sites
• 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 Virectin blog.

The advertising connected with Virectin may catch the attention of some people, but we only hope they will take a look and move on, because we find there are some glaring flaws associated with this product. We certainly can’t recommend using it, because this developer has failed to disclose its formulary, which is a big red flag for us when reviewing any kind of holistic product. We find the top performers will almost always make full disclosure, especially if they use potent extracts, such as Ginseng and Epimedium.

We actually tried to contact the customer service representative connected with this product to try to resolve this issue, but they could not supply us with this information, which we find is quite telling. In the end, we hope this does not dissuade men from using holistic products to augment sexuality, because many of these products have been shown to produce really outstanding results in terms of increasing desire, erection quality and overall performance.