Contents

What Is Biogenic XR
Biogenic XR Ingredients
The Biogenic XR Label
Does Biogenic XR Work
Biogenic XR Side Effects
My Personal Results
Where to Buy
The Bottom Line – Should You Buy It

Almost every day, a reader will ask me to check out the latest supplement they’ve seen advertised online. Usually, it’s something that popped up in their Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram feeds, and more often than not, they find it very promising and want my help figuring out whether or not it’s legit.

The truth is there are plenty of scammers out there preying on the hopes and dreams of regular guys looking to improve their lives, so I welcome the opportunity to help separate the good from the bad.

Just last week, one of my readers asked me about Biogenic XR. After a quick glance at the product’s website and a few other resources, I decided this was definitely a supplement that deserved closer scrutiny. After much research into the promises, the formula, the feedback, and the bang for the buck, here’s what I found.

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What Is Biogenic XR?

This is a great first question, and it turns out to have a couple different answers.

The US version of the product website is the one I came across first. It presents Biogenic XR as a “Performance Enhancer” that delivers “Mind-Blowing Results” for your WORKOUTS. The highlighted benefits include:

• Greater muscle mass.
• Quicker post workout recovery time.
• More intense and explosive workouts.
• Increased hormone production.

There’s really no direct mention of sexual benefits at all. They stand firmly with their primary focus on its pre-workout function – increasing energy, muscle strength, and pumps. And there is also a secondary benefit provided by the increased testosterone production fostered by the pills.

The UK version of the Biogenic XR website calls it “Medical Strength Male Enhancement,” and all the specific benefits fall on the sexual side of things:

• Bigger and longer lasting erections.
• Increased sex drive and stamina.
• Greater sexual stamina.
• More intense orgasm.
• Increased penis size.

In this case, they don’t mention workout benefits at all, essentially the “opposite” of the US based website.

The boxes, bottles, and labels, appear to be the same on both websites. It appears to be just the purported benefits that differ.

Are They Even The Same Product?

Sexual and athletic enhancement supplements can actually have a lot in common. Two overlapping benefits of both are an increase in nitric oxide and an increase in testosterone:

Increasing nitric oxide improves blood flow, which is a benefit to workout through better pumps as well as a benefit to sexual performance through better erections.

Testosterone is the quintessential hormone involved in all things male, and that includes muscles, sex drive, and erections.

So in theory, if Biogenic XR has the right ingredients, it could be both a sexual performance and an athletic/workout performance supplement. So the next thing I did was check the formula to see if this is indeed the case.

Biogenic XR Ingredients

As it turns out, the two different websites differ on more than just the benefits they claim. The UK (sexual performance) version talks about the key ingredients used in the formula, while the US version (pre workout) doesn’t mention ingredients at all.

Over at the UK Website

The listed ingredients include: 

• L-Arginine which is a precursor to nitric oxide. Within the body, the amino acid L-Arginine is converted to NO – a vasodilator that opens up blood vessels allowing an increase in the amount of blood that freely flows through. This means during arousal, more blood can rush to the penis, creating stronger, fuller erections.
• Maca Root which is a powerful Brazilian herbal aphrodisiac. It boosts libido and at the same time improves mood and confidence.
• Maritime Pine which works well with L-Arginine as it protects blood vessels and keeps them healthy.
• Yohimbe which acts as both an aphrodisiac and a stimulant, also increasing blood flow for better erections.

Over at the US Website

They don’t directly discuss any of the ingredients in the formula, but they do put a lot of emphasis on the ability of Biogenic XR to increase testosterone levels.

The Biogenic XR Label

Neither website shows an ingredients label, but I did find one at Amazon where Biogenic XR is currently being sold.

The front of the label doesn’t do much to clarify the issue. In fact, it mentions both areas of benefits:

“Hardcore Elite Formula, Scientifically Formulated Sex Drive and Libido, Strength and Stamina, Energy and Vitality, Nitric Oxide and Muscle Mass”

But the back of the label, where the ingredients are listed, is where things get interesting.

According to this label, Biogenic XR is an 809 mg proprietary blend made up of:

• L-Arginine
• L-Arginine AKG
• L-Arginine Monohydrochloride
• L-Citrulline

This is basically 3 types of L-Arginine, providing the nitric oxide benefits we discussed above, plus L-Citrulline, which is actually a precursor to L-Arginine, making it also precursor to nitric oxide, albeit once-removed.

Which Is The Real Formula?

When I originally wrote this review, we were left not really knowing which list to believe. I tend to go with what I see on the label, which means it’s probably the L-Arginine blend. It could be that there are actually 2 different versions, but given that the bottles and labels look exactly the same (at least the front), this seems unlikely. If this is the case, it could be a valuable nitric oxide booster, though the amount of L-Arginine and L-Citrulline in each serving is very low at just over 800 mg.

Having confirmed what’s actually in it by ordering a bottle, I can tell you that it’s significantly under dosed.

Does Biogenic XR Work?

If we assume that the label image is correct and the formula consists only of nitric oxide boosting substances, then a couple things are true about how Biogenic XR may work.

On the muscle building side of things, supplements containing nitric oxide boosters like L-Arginine and L-Citrulline make for some very popular and effective pre workout supplements.

On the sexual performance side, again, nitric oxide boosters are key for helping create and maintain strong erections.

That said, there are a couple of pitfalls that need mentioning.

Firstly, 800 mg is not nearly enough, even if it included only L-Arginine. The most commonly recommended dose for both workout and erection improvement is somewhere in the neighborhood of 3-5 grams. The 800 mg in Biogenic XR doesn’t even come close to that.

Secondly, there are no supporting ingredients providing complementary benefits. The American version of the website talks about how it boosts testosterone, but this formula doesn’t contain any ingredients that would have this effect. The British version of the website talks about boosting libido, yet there are no ingredients that would have this effect either.

Biogenic XR Side Effects

L-Argnine, the primary ingredient in Biogenic XR, is generally considered quite safe. The potential side effects, according to the Mayo Clinic are mainly gastrointestinal and include diarrhea, bloating, and abdominal pain. L-Arginine does affect blood pressure, so if you have issues or concerns in that area, or take medication to control it, you should consult with your doctor before taking Biogenix XR.

With that said, how did my personal results fare?

My Personal Results

I took Biogenic XR for about a week and a half, and I have to admit I haven’t noticed any effects whatsoever.

No increased pumps, I don’t appear more vascular, I don’t have any increased energy for my workouts.

Literally nothing.

With a lot of these products, it tends to take a bit of time to build up in your system.

With that said, typically you’ll feel SOMETHING after about 4 or 5 days of taking it.

If you’re not feeling anything by that point then there’s a good chance it’s not going to work at all.

Where to Buy

If you decide to go for it, the primary way to obtain a bottle of Biogenic XR is to sign up for the free trial offered through their websites. If you live in the US, you can do this through the US website. If you live in the UK, you would go through the UK website.

In both cases, the procedure is the same. It looks like you’re simply signing up to pay a small shipping fee and receive a trial bottle. Most customers think that’s the end of it, and this is no accident.
This is what Biogenic XR wants you to believe. If you search hard enough, however, you’ll find the real terms hidden in the fine print.

On the UK website, you’ll find them at the very bottom of the order page:

On the US website, you actually have to actively click the link to the Terms and Conditions before they are revealed:

In case you can’t read print this small, they both say that what you’re signing up for is a 14 day trial that turns into a monthly subscription program if you don’t call and cancel within 14 days of the day you place your order.

In the US, you’ll pay $89.78 for your “free” trial bottle and each month for a new bottle. In the UK, you’ll pay £89.95 for the “free” trial bottle and each month for a new bottle.

The listed phone number to cancel in both countries is the same: 1-844-688-6199.

You can find these “free trial scams” all over the internet. If you think you’ve come across one and want to know more about how they work, check out my complete exposé here: Free Trial Supplement Scams – The Ugly Truth

Can You Make A Single Purchase?

Unlike many other free trial products, there are a few other purchasing options, including Amazon. There, you can buy a single bottle – a one month supply – for $51.

The Bottom Line – Should You Buy It?

Based on the formula listed on the bottle, you’re not likely to gain much benefit by using Biogenic XR. If 800 mg combined of L-Arginine and L-Citrulline is indeed the formula, it may help slightly with both workouts and erections, but not nearly enough to justify the $90 monthly price tag.

Now factor in the confusion over what is actually in Biogenic XR, and things become even less clearly favorable.

Biogenic XR in the US portrays itself as a workout supplement with testosterone boosting capabilities and does not reveal its ingredients. Biogenic XR in the UK portrays itself as a male sexual enhancement formula and does list its ingredients. The Biogenic XR label we found lists an entirely different set of ingredients than those listed on the UK website.

When a company is asking you to spend $90 a month on their product, they should be a whole lot more clear on what benefits they’re providing and exactly how they go about doing so.

This is absolutely not the case with Biogenic XR, which is why I cannot recommend that you spend your money on it. If they decide to clear up the confusion by coordinating their international efforts and fully disclosing their formula, I’d be happy to take another look. Until then I recommend you look elsewhere.

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Author: Rob Miller

Rob Miller founded SupplementCritique.com over 7 years ago, and has been the chief editor ever since. He has a diploma in Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, and worked at GNC for 3 years. He KNOWS supplements, both inside and out. Rob currently resides in Jupiter, FL, with his wife of 4 years.  Learn more about him in his Bio here. Follow him on Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn, or find him on Google +. View all posts by Rob Miller