So What’s The Deal With Nitroxin?

After doing a bit of research, I noticed that they promote Nitroxin as sort of a double edged sword.  They have the pill, which seems to be positioned as an alternative to viagra, and then they have a cream, which I’m guessing you’re supposed to rub in just prior to sex.

The official website mentions 4 primary ingredients; Oyster shell extract/zinc, Horny Goat Weed, Muira Puama, and Maca.  It’s pretty well known that Horny Goat weed can be found in numerous other male enhancement supplements, which leads us to question why they promote this as a “revolutionary” formula.  What I also find a little confusing is why they don’t mention on their site that it contains L-Arginine, even though it clearly does.

Finding info on the cream was a bit scarce.  My guess is that it also contains the same ingredients, but that because its applied in cream form it’s supposed to help it work faster.  They go on to say that, in a recent poll, 87% of women say bigger is better.  No s$#t Sherlock!  They also show a graph of a study that shows a correlation between the size of a man’s penis, and the number of sexual partners he has.  This one I’m not so sure I agree on.

They also mention that they had an “Expert” research for many hours to develop the formula, but fail to mention the name of this supposed expert.  It’s not mentioned how you should take Nitroxin on their official site, but we do know that you are supposed to take a dose everyday to see the best results.

So What Are Guys Saying About It?

The only reviews I could find were on the companies official website.  “Douglas”, who hails from Ohio, said that he gained 1.5 inches in just 2 weeks, and after 3 months he is a total of 7 inches long.  “Laura”, said that her husband gained 2.5 inches, and they now have sex 5 times a week.  Thanks for the visual Laura…You can also see a “review” from a woman who go’s by the name of Jully Star, who posted a video review that said Nitroxin actually saved her marriage.  Check it out below:

Now, I don’t know about you, but something about this “review” seems scripted.  She’s scantly clad in a bra, and looks fairly attractive, but something just doesn’t seem right.  In the first half of the video, but right around the 20 second mark she starts looking up, like she’s reading off a script card.  She talks about how her husband has regained his sexual prowess, and even how much more confidence he has.  But where the hell is the husband?  I don’t know about you, but I would rather hear from the horses mouth, then this likely paid reviewer.

The reviews on the BBB website, however, paint a very different picture.  Over the last 12 months, Nitroxin has received a whopping 37 complaints, and achieved the rating of F.  Not something you should be shooting for if you have a well known and highly regarded supplement.

Things on Scambook.com don’t look much better, with 4 consumers complaining they had been unfairly charged for the product when they didn’t want it.  On top of that, they mention that they didn’t even get the desired results from the product.  I’m also seeing evidence that the company routinely sends out junk email blasts to former customers trying to order more product.  Who would have thought based on their reputation?

A simple fix to this would be to setup a spam filter with your gmail, yahoo, or other email address.  That will put a stop to them once and for all.

Lastly, there is some blog out there that says if you combine Nitroxin and Testorush, the results will be even better.  It’s a load of BS, and you’ll find out why later on in this review.

Are there any side effects?

The product site boasts that there are no side effects from taking Nitroxin, but I beg to differ on that one.  For instance, taking Horny goat weed for a long duration has proven to cause numerous side effects, including dizziness, dry mouth, constipation, and vomiting. (1)  Muira puama, another primary ingredient in Nitroxin, has been shown to cause insomnia in some people.

And god knows what’s in the cream version, and I’m willing to bet that some guys would probably get a rash, blisters, or other allergic reaction from it.

Nitroxin Pros and Cons

Knowing that there’s good and bad in everything, we always like to list them out. It helps when we’re coming to a decision about whether or not to recommend Nitroxin or any other product.

Pro’s

• The ingredients are claimed to be all natural.
• There is a money back guarantee.

Con’s

• There are no clinical studies cited regarding its effectiveness.
• We found some Nitroxin reviews complaining about the poor customer service provided by the company after the sale.
• Nitroxin makes the empty promise of permanent size increases.
• Not available in stores like GNC, Walmart, or other retailers.
• Only available in the US

Where Can You Buy It?

You can purchase Nitroxin online through the official website, and at this time the only way it is available is by signing up for their free trial.  You should be VERY cautious of this because after 14 days of ordering you will be charged a whopping $89.95 for both the pills and the cream.  It’s not a free sample like the advertising would like you to believe.  On top of that, they end up charging your card this very same amount MONTH after MONTH until you cancel.  If your having trouble finding the phone number to cancel your trial, here is their customer service number: 1-800-361-5009

Some guys end up spending $100’s before they realized they’ve been duped by this scam.  They offer a supposed “30 day money back guarantee”, but there’s one major issue with this…you have to return the unopened box in order to qualify.  Do you think there are alot of guys out there that didn’t open the bottle up?  That’s right, very unlikely.  You can learn how to protect yourself in the future from these scams in our free “Supplement Scams Exposed” report.

As far as I can tell Nitroxin is not available in countries like the UK, Australia, and Canada, however there may be some individuals selling their “leftover” bottles on ebay and other auction sites.

So Does It Really Increase Your Size?

We’ve come across alot of supplements that make this claim, and it’s probably the most common question I get as well.  Even though I haven’t actually had a chance to try Nitroxin yet, I can say with relative certainty that it probably does NOT increase the size of your penis.  There is no supplement that will do this, despite the claims of many of these manufacturers that it will.

You see, what most of them don’t want you to know is that size gains are all about blood flow.  The penis is sort of like a balloon.  When the 2 penile chambers called the corpora cavernosa fill with blood, your penis becomes erect.  Once you climax, the blood rushes out and the penis returns to it’s normal flaccid size.  There is no permanent gain from this, if that were the case we’d all be walking around hung like horses.

The only thing I might add is you MIGHT (and I say that cautiously) be able to gain some size if you use the cream in conjunction with enlargement exercise routines like jelqing and milking.  However, the only REAL benefit would be the fact that you’re using a lube to make the exercising more efficient, and any size gains you would see would be from the exercises themselves, not the Nitroxin cream.

Conclusion

As is the case with a lot of male enhancement supplements, Nitroxin is more about marketing than anything else. In this case, they use porn stars and permanent penis growth to lure you in.

Well, I have got some news for you that you may not like to hear but in all honesty, you need to hear it; there is without a doubt zero male enhancement supplements currently in existence or anywhere in the foreseeable future that can actually give a man any amount of permanent size gains in their penis, period.

Don’t be fooled.  They are simply trying to trick you into believing your getting a free sample of their product when indeed they are intending to suck you into an auto billing nightmare.

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1.  Horny Goat Weed Side Effects – Webmd.com