I have used this product on and off for a year and it works very well for a nice sustained erection and even notice if taking it a few time during the same week it helped to increase girth and length a little bit. However it seems the formula is inconsistent or maybe it did not interact with my diet and noticed the note in the review about taking on a empty stomach and would concur.  If you ask me its a little pricey and GNC is out of it quiet often.

Here's another one that I wouldn't give any stars if I could figure out a way to zero out that first one. Part of the trouble is the makers know men will take this kind of med whether we really need it or not, and those of us who do need it are likely to try dozens of them to learn which one works best, or at least really works.

Another problem and a major one is that knowing the latter they sneak in unlisted, but very effective ingredients, such as vardenafil, tadalafil, or sildenafil.  These are the active ingredients in Levitra, Cialis, and Viagra respectively. Of course, they work.  If you're like me and consider using a supplement to further enhance the effect of a prescription medication you already take, a supplement with such unlisted ingredients could at the very least send you to the emergency room, at most it could send you to the man who pumps you full of formalin.

For those who don't know, formalin is the 1% formaldehyde solution morticians use as embalming fluid. When experimenting with prescription penis pills and supplements do not combine them!  When the FDA, or FTC, or maybe even the FSIS catches up with the manufacturer, the manufacturer takes the stuff off the market and reformulates it with different ingredients and puts it back on the market.

In my search for effective erection medication and data for this review, I encountered three different lists of ingredients for Vitalikor. Rob gave Vitalikor three and a half stars, which is likely accurate for a man his age taking the particular Vitalikor he took.  He took the one that has Panax ginseng among its ingredients; I did not.

Vitalikor also had two different pills, one formulated to take daily the other 'fast acting' for when the need arises, or more for what you need to rise. Rob's review is probably right as far as it goes.  I took both kinds of Vitalikor. The daily one didn't do much for me as is often the case with men well past their thirties.  The fast acting one worked, worked really well, so well, in fact, I tried more, which didn't work at all. Having experience with both prescription and OTC erection boosters I had taken Levitra.  I decided against using it because while it worked it was difficult to get the timing right for both me and my gal.

On Levitra I would be rocky and ready, but she needed revving up, when she was ready I either still needed stimulation or my rock hard rod had returned to dust. When I took the Vitalikor the first time my initial reaction was, this feels an awful lot like Levitra.  It did last a little longer than Levitra usually did for me. Yep, I was right, the FDA proved I was right.  They forced the manufacturer to take it off the market:. Vitalikor contained BOTH vardenafil and tadalafil, Levitra and Cialis.  That's why it sucked.

I had been intrigued by the ingredients listed on the bottle of Vitalikor as they were not the usual combination of herbal and other preparations usually found in male sex enhancer supplements. Semen ziziphi spinosae, semen allii toberosi, fructus foeniculi, and rhizome dioscoreae among them.  It turns out these are used for everything from peripheral neuropathy to menstrual cramps. Somehow I've never had menstrual cramps.  The lesson in this is that with Vitalikor you can't really expect the contents of the bottle to really contain what the ingredient list says is in the bottle.

Don't buy it, there are better penis erectors out there. Vitalikor also made a cream, about which there are few details, a liquid, and a gel.  The gel often hardened into a muck you couldn't get out of the bottle to save your wanker. Well, let's just stop right there, if they can't get the pills right, what makes anyone think they can get the others right?  My first time it was fine, my erect penis was a steel rod stiff and oozing precum in a little over ten minutes. Yes the Vitalikor worked.  I've already told you why. The next time Vitalikor was a miserable failure, she and I did everything that usually worked, nothing did.  Misery all around. Vitalikor took me from stud to dud.  Don't buy it.