The world of male enhancement products is full of all kinds of claims.

You’ll read about increases in size or stamina, overnight results, and all kinds of other promises.

When a manufacturer offers a money back guarantee it usually means that something is going to deliver the goods, and when nothing is mentioned about customer satisfaction it usually indicates that the ads are a bunch of hot air.

When we saw that Activator RX claimed to work in an hour we knew we had to review the product.

We wanted to be sure that no illegal or prescription only ingredients were in the formula and we wanted to see if customers experienced such high-quality results.

We also wanted to see if pricing was going to be a problem too.

Product Facts and Ingredients

The ingredients listed on the label for Activator RX were “short and sweet”.

We saw only Sildinafil, Vardenafil, and Tadalafil.

Clearly, these are proprietary formulas that the manufacturer is not comfortable handing over.

So, we headed to their website to see if they gave more information.

We were not surprised to see that the primary ingredient listed is Arginine.

This is a compound that occurs naturally and stimulates the body to make nitric oxide.

This is something that works like a vasodilator in the human body and it allows soft tissue such as muscle or the tissue in the penis to become easily engorged with blood, fluid, and oxygen.

Bodybuilders use it to develop enormous muscles and stretch out tissue, and this is the reason it is used in Activator RX – but to help men with ED sustain better and harder erections.

There is also an abundance of natural herbs and plants in the formula too, including butea superba, cordyceps sinensis, epimedium saggitatum, ginseng, and more.

We also read that the product is designed to work in 25 minutes, not in an hour!

User Reviews and Feedback

So, did we find evidence supporting the claims made by the maker of Activator RX? Yes, we did!

What was so interesting was the age range of the people posting the comments.

We saw something from an 83 year-old, from a man in his mid-60s, and from a 25 year-old.

Each of the customers mentioned the lack of unpleasant side effects and the reliable results that they enjoyed while using the formula. Though their reasons for deciding to take the formula varied – from age to full-blown ED – most were able to say that the product “kicked in” as fast as described in the literature and took them all of the way through to orgasm.

Pricing and Where To Buy

Those looking to purchase a supply of Activator RX will be glad to know that it comes with an “Iron Clad” money back guarantee that lasts for 60 days from the time of purchase.

Currently this product can only be obtained easily through the manufacturer’s website.

The cost for a “sample dose” of two capsules is $9.95, a single month is $60, and three bottles is $180. For a limited time, those buying two or more bottles also receive several free bottles as well.

Overall

We do recommend Activator RX for men struggling with ED.We suggest that you take up the manufacturer’s trial offer to see if you do obtain the nearly instant results claimed by the manufacturer.

Though we did see the feedback and read all about the ingredients, we didn’t find any evidence as to the formulation’s ability to create results in as little as 25 minutes’ time.

Instead, we felt that this was a product that might work in the same way as others, and take a few weeks to accumulate in the system.

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User Questions and Answers

Do they still sell activator rx -altroy judon

I haven't seen it available for quite some time, and their website is no longer running. That probably means it's no longer being made.- Rob

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