Virigen Overview

Recently, a reader asked me to clear up some confusion he’s run into regarding a product called Virigen. He was looking for a natural testosterone booster, and his search led him to Virigen. At first, he thought it was that herbal supplement he was looking for. Then he realized he was looking at actual oral testosterone pills. When he kept digging, he just got more and more confused because every website he went to told a different story. Finally, he came to me, and unfortunately, I don’t know if I can definitively clear things up. I come close, but we’re still left with a hazy cloud of confusion.

Virigen the Supplement

Several male enhancement review sites that regularly review herbal supplements to help with sexual performance have reviews for Virigen. They caution you not to confuse their version of Virigen with a testosterone pill version of the same same. They even list some of the ingredients (Eurycoma Longifolia, Niacin, Yohimbe, and Mucuna Pruriens). But there are some contradictions in these reviews. For one thing, they state that they are unable to locate a price or even a source to buy their version of Virigen. For another thing, the image they use to show this product is the image of the testosterone pill. To me, it’s starting to look like this herbal version of Virigen doesn’t really exist. When I tried to find actual evidence that this stuff could be real, I came up empty.

Virigen the Testosterone Pill

What we know for certain is that the Virigen that’s a testosterone pill does exist. It’s sold online, it’s made by Schering Plough, it requires a prescription, and it offers an increase in testosterone levels without having to use injections. Its primary active ingredient is Testosterone Undecanoate which may be less toxic to your liver than previous oral forms of the testosterone supplement.

Each capsule contains 40 mg of active component. A typical dose would be a few to several capsules every 4 hours or so, due to the short half life of the compound. Your particular protocol would have to be discussed with your doctor.

The Real Virigen

I would say that the mystery of what Virigen is has been solved. It’s an oral testosterone replacement therapy. It’s not an herbal male enhancement supplement. What remains unsolved, however, is where the talk of it being an herbal supplement came from in the first place. I don’t think we’ll ever be certain of that.

Where to Buy Virigen

If you feel your testosterone levels are significantly lower than they should be, schedule a visit with your doctor. Together, you can decide which route to go. You may only need an herbal booster. You may decide on testosterone injections. Or you may find that Virigen is your best option. If you go with Virigen, your doctor can give you a prescription. You can also buy it online, though a prescription is your safest way to go.

Conclusion

Well, our original question of what Virigen actually is has been answered. It’s not a natural male enhancement. It’s testosterone replacement. And if this is the kind of therapy you need, check with your doctor to see if he or she agrees.

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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