Actra Rx Overview

Ever since Viagra took the erectile function world by storm in the 1990s, thousands of herbal male enhancement supplements have been released onto the market. Many of come and gone, while some have endured. There are lots of reasons why a product like this might go off the market. Sometimes the company behind the product is not particularly solid so they just end up folding after having difficulty getting things off the ground. Sometimes they just don’t have the right hook to convince customers that they’re they best product. And sometimes the FDA gets involved and shuts them down. This was the case with Actra Rx.

Actra Rx was touted as a fast acting male enhancement pill that you only needed to take when you planned on engaging in sexual activity. This is arguably much more convenient than a pill you have to take every day. Most of the Actra Rx reviews were quite good, with guys raving that they could get erections at will. Though it wasn’t uncommon to hear about Actra Rx side effects like headaches and a stuffy nose.

Actra Rx Ingredients and How They Worked

First we’ll talk about the ingredients that Actra Rx wanted you to know about. These include:

• Muira Puama to increase libido.
• Yohimbe and Epimedium to increase blood flow to the penis for better erections.
• Tribulus Terrestris to increase the body’s natural production of testosterone.

I was not able to track down information on how many pills to take, but I do know that it was meant to be taken shortly before your anticipated sexual activity.

Actra Rx Recall

Now we’ll talk about the Actra Rx ingredient that they didn’t want you to know about. It was Sildenafil. Sildenafil is the active ingredient in Viagra, and it requires a prescription. When the FDA did some random testing, like they sometimes do, they found that Actra Rx contained Sildenafil. On the one hand, this is what made it work. On the other hand, it could be dangerous if guys don’t know it’s in there. If you’re taking certain medications, like nitrates, the interaction between them and Sildenafil can cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure. This is the main reason that Viagra requires a prescription, so that users and their doctors will know whether or not their in danger of running into problems.

Actra Pros and Cons

Advantages of Actra Rx

• Nothing.

Disadvantages of Actra Rx

• It’s no longer on the market as it has been recalled.

Conclusion

The story is not uncommon. You’ll find that it happens all the time with fast acting supplements. You’ll see a bunch of great reviews saying that it really works, but you’ll also see talk of side effects, especially headaches and stuffy noses. When you see this, it’s a pretty good indication that the product, in this case Actra Rx, has undisclosed ingredients that require a prescription.

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Author: Rob Miller

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