Erectivin Overview

Erectivin is one of the many male enhancement supplements available for men who experience erectile dysfunction or just want to improve their sexual performance. It claims to be a unique formulation of high-potency all-natural ingredients designed to dramatically improve the quality of your sex life with firmer erections, longer lasting sessions, and bigger, more intense orgasms.

Erectivin Ingredients and How They Work

There is no website for Erectivin, so finding information about the manufacturer and the ingredients is much more difficult than usual. We managed to track down some of the ingredients in an Erectivin review, but we were not able to verify them with a second source. According to the review, Erectivin contains:

• Guarana
• L-Taurine
• Tribulus Terrestris
• Ginkgo Biloba

Erectivin also contains Yohimbe Bark Extract, which the FDA has issued a warning against using. Yohimbine has been found to be effective, but unfortunately, it’s also been found to be potentially dangerous. Mild side effects include headaches, nausea, and dizziness, but there are serious side effects as well. Heart palpitations and dangerously low blood pressure, and seizures to name a few.

Yohimbine is banned in several countries.

The instructions we found were a little vague. The recommended dose is 1 or 2 capsules per day, building up to a maximum effect from daily use over time. It is also suggested that you can take 1 or 2 capsules 30 minutes before sexual activity. But there is a warning against taking more than 2 capsules a day.

Erectivin Pros and Cons

Advantages

• It is available through online retailers.
• It contains natural ingredients.
• Most retailers offer discounts for bulk orders.

Disadvantages

• There is no official website so information is scarce.
• There is no information on the manufacturer.
• It contains yohimbe.
• We found 2 Erectivin reviews by actual consumers, and they were both negative.

Where to Buy

If you do choose to buy it, you have a couple online choices. It appears as though there used to be more, but many of them don’t sell Erectivin anymore. Currently there’s just Sears online and JBRP.com. They both have several quantity options with the per bottle price decreasing as you buy more. The base price for the 1 month supply of 30 capsules is about $29.99.

Conclusion

There are a couple of reasons for our recommendation regarding Erectivin. First of all, it contains yohimbe bark which can be potentially dangerous. We’ve actually noticed many more enhancement products not displaying ingredient lists lately. Upon closer inspection, most of them contain some form of yohimbine.

Secondly, there simply isn’t enough information available about the product or the company that makes it. With all the options available to you, choose a supplement that gives you the information you need to make an informed decision. Erectivin does not, and as a result, we do not recommend it.

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