EnerX Overview

You might want to go get a cup of coffee before diving into the story of EnerX. At one time, it was a male enhancement supplement that focused on providing men with the sexual energy they lacked. It was exclusively made for fit and healthy men just looking for an edge to improve their energy and confidence in the bedroom. A couple years back, the manufacturer, Foundation Nutraceuticals, changed the name to Vaxitrol (don’t know why), and then Vaxitrol was recalled. A little while later, the product went back on the market, still as Vaxitrol, and there it sits today. This is unusual. For the most part, once a product is recalled, that’s pretty much the end of it. But that doesn’t seem to be the case with this stuff.

EnerX Ingredients and How They Work

When Vaxitrol was recalled, it was because it contained an undisclosed ingredient that requires a prescription. That ingredient was a derivative of Sildanafil, the ingredient found in Viagra. It requires a prescription mainly because of the side effects and dangerous interactions it can cause. The offending ingredient was found during a routine random test conducted by the FDA.

As far as we can tell, the ingredients in the original EnerX are the same as what’s in Vaxitrol today, minus the Sildenafil derivative. These include:

• Niacin, Epimedium, and Yohimbe for improved blood flow and better erections.
• Oyster Extract for increasing libido and testosterone levels.
• Ginseng for energy.
• Bombyx Mori Extract to boost libido.

Instructions were to take EnerX every day and that results would appear within a couple weeks. This is a little odd, however, because these days, Vaxitrol comes in a 16 count bottle which would indicate that it is only meant to be taken as needed.

EnerX Pros and Cons

Advantages of EnerX

• None that we could find at this time.

Disadvantages of EnerX

• It’s changed its name, been recalled, and come back on the market. There’s just too much back and forth to create any kind of trust.
• The put undisclosed ingredients in the product before. Who’s to say they won’t do it again.
• There is no product website.

Where to Buy

These days you can’t buy EnerX but you can buy Vaxitrol through online supplement retailers. The 16 count bottle sells for abouy $30.

Conclusion

There’s just too much confusion surrounding EnerX/Vaxitrol for me to recommend that you even try it. I’d say just leave it on the shelf.

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