Andractim DHT Gel Overview

Most of the time, we talk about natural supplements that more or less try to mimic the effects of stronger, prescription medications. The general idea is that not everyone has a medical need for, say, extra testosterone, but they want a boost in strength and virility so they go with a natural supplement that can help.

Today is a little different. We’re looking at Andractim DHT Gel, a topical gel version of a prescription medication. It’s available online without a prescription at a concentration of 2.5% (whereas the prescription version is a 10% concentration). It works to restore the proper balance of male and female hormones so you are functioning in top form, whether it be in the gym, the bedroom, or the office.

By using Andractim DHT Gel, you’ll achieve all the benefits of testosterone, including boosted sex drive, increased lean muscle mass, and improved mood, without the drawbacks, like man-boobs and prostate growth. And bonus – Andractim DHT Gel is though to possibly cause penis enlargement, so there’s been a lot of buzz about that lately. DHT Creams and Gels are actually used by transgender men (female-to-male) to help with their post surgery genital growth.

Andractim DHT Gel Ingredients and How They Work

Most of the topical treatments (in cream or gel form) are made with synthetic testosterone. Andractim DHT Gel is actually DHT or Dihydrotestosterone. DHT is a metabolite of testosterone and actually more powerful in that androgen receptors are many times more receptive to DHT than they are to testosterone.

Andractim DHT Gel Side Effects

Because Andractim DHT Gel balances hormones, the side effects are different than they are with testosterone. The most concerning side effect is hair loss, especially when used by men already prone to male pattern baldness.

Andractim DHT Gel Pros and Cons

Advantages of Andractim DHT Gel

• It’s available withuot a prescription.
• It balances female and male hormones.
• It can cuase penis growth.
• It may correct gynomastia.

Disadvantages of Andractim DHT Gel

• It could cause hair loss.
• You have to be careful not to let the treated area touch other people or family members.
• It’s not as strong as what you can get with a prescription.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Andractim DHT Gel online. 2 tubes, which is the minimum you can purchase, will cost you about $215. I did not find evidence of a money back guarantee.

Conclusion

If you choose to try Andractim DHT Gel, I would caution you to be careful and pay attention to whatever side effects may be showing up. I would also recommend that you use it only in the short term because long term effects haven’t been studied. Myself, I’d stick with the herbal stuff.

Herbal remedies still can produce some unwanted side effects that nobody is brimming with excitement to get, but even still, they usually have less of a chance of producing them and more often than not they will at the very least put what should be expected on front street.

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User Questions and Answers

May I use dht gel for growth of facial hairs? -Gibin

It could have that effect, but there's no guarantee.- Rob

hello, my question is if i don not consult any physician and i use andactim dht gel, will it have any side effect on me? -abhishek

There is definitely a potential for side effects, so it's recommended that you consult with your doctor before using it.- Rob

Can I purchase 1 tube? -florence

As far as I can tell, 2 is the minimum they sell, but you'll have to check directly with the retailer to be sure.- Rob

Hey guys, I'm in desperate need of andractim. I am in the usa. Can tall pleas tell me where I can get this stuff? -Kit

It's sold online.- Rob

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