There are a lot of questionable products out there that are said to be ‘all-natural remedies’ but are far from it. What’s dangerous about this is that men who may have heart problems might order these products, believing they are made with natural ingredients, but they can end up doing more harm than good.
Some of the questionable products I’ve come across include:
VIP ROYAL HONEY
There are several websites still selling this, and that’s alright, but the problem arises when they claim that this honey is ‘a natural way to enhance your sexual experience.’ That’s not true— the FDA investigated this product and found that it contained Tadalafil, the active ingredient in Cialis.
Anyone who sources and resells this product on their website should state this clearly.
Power Hours
On their website, Power Hours states that these pills will produce an effect within 1-2 hours and may last up to 24 hours.
The ingredient list on their website is as follows:
• Rhodiola rosea (rosehip) 100 mg
• Fenugreek seed 100 mg
• Avena sativa 50 mg
• Sarsaparilla root 50 mg
• Panax ginseng 50 mg
• Magnesium 10 mg
• L-carnitine 10 mg
• Zinc 5 mg
There are a lot of reviews for this product, and the general sentiment is along the lines of, ‘I achieved the strongest erection I ever had.’ This effect cannot be obtained if the listed ingredients are the only ones present.
Although this product hasn’t been thoroughly investigated by the FDA, many speculate that the active ingredient in Power Hours is a mix of Sildenafil and another unknown drug used to treat ED.
Gold Lion
Gold Lion is sold with the promise that it will give you longer, harder, and stronger erections for up to 72 hours. The product looks appealing, and the name certainly stands out, but once again, these pills contain Sildenafil, as the FDA found upon inspection.
I wouldn’t have a problem buying these products, and that’s not why I’m writing this.
These webshops selling these products should list the honest ingredients—otherwise, it could end badly, both for the distributors and some of their customers
Some of the questionable products I’ve come across include:
VIP ROYAL HONEY
There are several websites still selling this, and that’s alright, but the problem arises when they claim that this honey is ‘a natural way to enhance your sexual experience.’ That’s not true— the FDA investigated this product and found that it contained Tadalafil, the active ingredient in Cialis.
Anyone who sources and resells this product on their website should state this clearly.
Power Hours
On their website, Power Hours states that these pills will produce an effect within 1-2 hours and may last up to 24 hours.
The ingredient list on their website is as follows:
• Rhodiola rosea (rosehip) 100 mg
• Fenugreek seed 100 mg
• Avena sativa 50 mg
• Sarsaparilla root 50 mg
• Panax ginseng 50 mg
• Magnesium 10 mg
• L-carnitine 10 mg
• Zinc 5 mg
There are a lot of reviews for this product, and the general sentiment is along the lines of, ‘I achieved the strongest erection I ever had.’ This effect cannot be obtained if the listed ingredients are the only ones present.
Although this product hasn’t been thoroughly investigated by the FDA, many speculate that the active ingredient in Power Hours is a mix of Sildenafil and another unknown drug used to treat ED.
Gold Lion
Gold Lion is sold with the promise that it will give you longer, harder, and stronger erections for up to 72 hours. The product looks appealing, and the name certainly stands out, but once again, these pills contain Sildenafil, as the FDA found upon inspection.
I wouldn’t have a problem buying these products, and that’s not why I’m writing this.
These webshops selling these products should list the honest ingredients—otherwise, it could end badly, both for the distributors and some of their customers
