The straight talk about non-Rx Sexual Pills and Herbal "Supplements"

When it comes to the NON prescription sexual enhancers (think things you buy at a gas station vs. a pharmacy) it kills me that I see so many pills being sold, over and over, with bright shiny packaging claiming the same thing. Better orgasms, stronger erections, bigger penises, etc etc. I get mad, mostly because I know how much money the damn things make as modern-day snake oil.

I write descriptions for these things, which entails typing out the ingredient list, and I can tell you the vast majority have the same “formula” with differing amounts of the various herbs and extracts for propriety’s sake. They throw together a collection of herbs that have sexy sounding names or have at some point been somehow associated with libido, when in truth some most of these are anecdotal at best and have no more scientific evidence supporting sexual enhancement then downing a handful of green M&Ms .

If they “work”, it’s by increasing blood flow throughout the entire body, which is why ‘energy drinks’ and these pills have similar side effects – nervousness, racing heartbeat, sweating, and feeling overheated. Not too sexy, if you ask me, and decidedly dangerous – one of the most popular seemed to work just fine…until the FDA dropped a nationwide recall on their asses for slipping real viagra in the formula to get repeat customers. Put it this way – if you had a headache, and someone offered to sell you a “headache capsule” (at a price per pill that blows aspirin waaaaay out of the water) filled with dried, ground up herbs you would not normally willingly seek out and ingest, would you enthusiastically nod and demand a glass of water to swig it down with? Yeah, didn’t think so.

Here’s the truth: No pill, prescription or not, pumps, gizmos, or methods will EVER permanently increase the size, length, or girth of the penis – it is what it is, and all purported success are only of temporarily increasing the quality of the erection, not the actual size.

If you have ED (erectile dysfunction), you should see a doctor and discuss legitimate solutions with a medical professional, not the carded back of mystery pills you found at a 7-11 or on a 3am infomercial. If you do not have ED, a cock ring does the same thing that these mystery pills do! The difference is that you only pay for it once, it only works in the area you’d like it to, and pills can’t strap a delightfully hot waterproof vibrator to your cock.

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