<h1>Kugentin Overview</h1>
Kugentin is not marketed as an ordinary sexual enhancement supplement. Instead, it’s pitched as a product that controls frequent leakage of semen and urine and slows down premature ejaculation. Manufactured by New Trend Products, a California based company, there is no official website for the company or the product. This review is sourced on information from retail websites that offer Kugentin for sale and earlier reviews.
<h2>Kugentin – How it Works and its Ingredients <a href=”https://www.supplementcritique.com/kugentin-review-should-you-try-it/kugentin” rel=”attachment wp-att-3805″><img class=”alignright size-full wp-image-3805″ src=”/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/kugentin.jpg” alt=”Kugentin” width=”250″ height=”250″ /></a></h2>
Though there is not an official <a title=”Kugentin” href=”https://www.supplementcritique.com/” target=”_blank”>Kugentin </a>website, the long and extensive list of ingredients is available from online retailers.

The list contains several ingredients that are also found in many male enhancement supplements; Tribulous, known to support testosterone production, Saw Palmetto for prostrate health, Epimedium to boost libido, Maca, Ginseng, L-Arginine, licorice, and others. The tablets also contain a healthy dose of vitamins and minerals.

The numerous ingredients supposedly affect the Cowper’s glands and parasympathetic sexual nerves, which accounts for this supplement’s ability to help increase cellular activity, control leakage, reduce premature ejaculation, and boost sexual stamina.

We know some of the ingredientsi have been clinically studied and are popular ingredients in many male enhancement formulas. Because this is targeted more towards a specific problem, however, we don’t find evidence that specifically proves this product would actually control semen leakage.
<h2>Where to Buy Kugentin</h2>
<strong>Kugentin</strong> is available from online retailers only. There is no official website where you can order the product. The average price of this supplement is $32.99 for a bottle of 60 tablets which is only a two week supply because the direction say take two pills twice a day, in the morning and the evening.
<h2>Kugentin Pros</h2>
<ul>
<li>Complete ingredients list available</li>
<li>Contains some proven ingredients</li>
<li>No stimulants</li>
<li>Contains some vitamins and minerals</li>
</ul>
<h2>Kugentin Cons</h2>
<ul>
<li>No website for either the supplement or its manufacturer</li>
<li>No evidence ingredients target semen leakage</li>
<li>No testimonials available</li>
<li>Extensive ingredients list increases opportunity for drug interactions and possible side effects</li>
<li>No money back guarantee found</li>
</ul>
<h2>Our Conclusions</h2>
It is unusual for us to back a product that does not have an official website and<em> Kugentin</em> is no exception. Although the complete list of ingredients is available through retailers, the lack of website prevents the company from providing testimonials, clinical studies, or FAQs.<em> Kugentin</em> is marketed as a supplement that reduces sperm leakage but presents no evidence to support that claim. Overall, although some of the ingredients in <span style=”text-decoration: underline;”>Kugentin</span> are promising, we cannot find reason to encourage you to spend money on a product that will not provide pertinent information to its customers via a proper website.
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