PXL Male Enhancement: Do They REALLY Work?
By: Rob MillerFact Checked On: 3-24-2020
Contents
What are PXL Pills
What Are The Ingredients In PXL Male Enhancement
What About Endovex
What About PXL Reviews
Any Side Effects With PXL
Recommendation
Note: We are NOT affiliated with PXL male enhancement in any way, and we were NOT paid to write this review.
Imagine if there were some magic pill out there that could give you a porn star sized cock.
Would you take it?
Of course you would, especially if they were giving it away for free.
That’s exactly what I just spent the last 20 minutes reading.
I got to this supposed blog post after running across an ad that looked like this:
This blog post I came across on Fox news is telling me that Angelina Jolie revealed in a recent interview that Brad Pitt was suffering from ED, and that Dr. OZ himself had recommended the use of a supplement called PXL (sometimes called VXL, more on this later) with TRTT technology.
What is TRTT technology, and why is it so special?
I’ve never actually heard of that before, so I decided to do a bit of research.
Well, it turns out it means something different than what they’re implying.
TRTT stands for Time Release Transdermal Technology.
TRTT is NOT used via pills, but rather through patches like ProEnhance Patch and M Patch.
This may sound cool, but it has no use in PXL pills.
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What are PXL Pills?
When I first visited the official PXL Male Enhancement pills website, something was suspicious.
Something caught my eye, and told me that I’ve seen this exact same box before.
And it turns out, I did.
If you look at a picture of the PXL box:
And then look at a completely different supplement called Endovex, you’ll see the similarities:
And yet another one called VXL male enhancement:
Or even Nitridex:
And even one more I recently discovered called PTX male enhancement:
They basically are the same, right?
They have the same colors, same wording, and even the same male symbol on the face of the box.
Something tells me that the ingredients are probably exactly the same as well.
And it turns out, this is exactly the case.
What Are The Ingredients In PXL Male Enhancement?
As with most supplements, PXL is made up of a completely all natural herbal formulation.
The ingredients are:
- L-Arginine
- Ginkgo biloba
- Horny goat weed
- Saw palmetto berry
- Asian red ginger extract
- Muira Puama
- Bioperine.
What About Endovex?
And endovex contains exactly the same, you can see that here.
However, if you look at the ingredients list for VXL, it varies a bit:
The websites for both PXL male enhancement and Endovex are exactly the same as well:
And the same goes for VXL:
What what does this prove?
Well, it could be a number of things.
- The makers of PXL male enhancement knowingly copied the entire Endovex site
- The makers of Endovex are the same behind PXL.
- It’s an extreme coincidence and misunderstanding.
- VXL saw how great PXL and Endovex were selling, and decided to copy their site as well.
My guess is, considering they have the exact same ingredients, is that they’re made by the same company.
And it doesn’t take a genius to come to that conclusion.
So What About PXL Reviews?
I couldn’t find anything on PXL other than their website and this fake blog.
Sure, if you run a quick google search for PXL male enhancement pills you’ll come across all sorts of results.
All of the most credible and legit sounding websites like:
- Healthy Talk Zone dot com
- Top Wellness Pro dot com
- Health Car Booster dot com
- and Crazy Bulk Stacks dot com
all rank the product 4 stars and above.
However, if you visit one of these pillars of supplement reviews, you won’t find much in the way of results.
In fact, all you will find are blatant ads pushing the product itself.
There’s no reviews, no description of PXL’s side effects, and really no credible information at all.
Any Side Effects With PXL?
The official website will tell you no, but side effects are always possible with any supplement, including PXL.
They include:
- Abdominal discomfort
- Anxiety
- Difficulty sleeping
- Bloating
- Diarrhea
- Gas
- Nasal congestion
- Gastrointestinal symptoms
Recommendation
It’s all fake gentlemen, Don’t buy into the hype.
They don’t even try that hard to deceive you, with most of their claims being outright laughable and so obviously fake that it makes you wonder who they are even trying to fool.
Did Angelina Jolie REALLY say that Brad Pitt is using PXL pills to help with their sex life?
Fat chance of that!
Save your money, dignity and time overall and don’t fall for something that doesn’t even use creativity to deceive you.
Instead, it’s more likely that the makers of Endovex have burnt the name out from scamming so many people with their supposed “free trial”, that they scrapped the whole pill and started from scratch.
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User Questions and Answers
Does PLX really work and after I take first 2 for the day, how long is it before it starts working? -Jeff
No, it's a scam.- Rob
28 out of 30 people found this question helpful.
Do these pills have any side effect after using them for so long? -Gilfred
As is the case with most supplements, there are no studies on side effects, especially in the long term.- Rob
7 out of 7 people found this question helpful.
How do I stop any more shipments or deducyions from my account -James
I tried to track down their customer service number. I found 1-877-224-3877 on a search for PXL, but this may actually be a number for VXL. I'm pretty sure they're both the same company, so the number may very well be the same. If not, maybe they can put you in touch with PXL. Your other option is to check your credit card statement. There should be a contact number associated with the transaction.- Rob
6 out of 6 people found this question helpful.
Review on Asxo9 -Glen
Here's a link: https://www.supplementcritique.com/asox9-review/- Rob
4 out of 5 people found this question helpful.
Hello seller , how's for your pills and do u have size for the penis and how big it's. Can u send me a sample picture. -Solomon
SupplementCritique.com is a review website. We don't sell products, and on top of that, PXL is really just a scam.- Rob
1 out of 1 people found this question helpful.
I try to do the best I can outing them as they pop up, but Google hasn’t been very kind to me in the rankings the last few months. So I’ll post an article exposing the entire scam, but it will end up on page 3 or 4 of the Google results.
Unfortunately not many people click past page 1, so no one will see it.
It’s very disconcerting to say the least. Keep us posted and let me know if you need any help from my end.
There’s so little known about this supplement (including the dose), that I recommend you don’t even bother with it. Really they’re just trying to get you to sign up for their free trial program, and then WHAP you with a hefty credit card charge when you forget to cancel.
Are you looking for something to help with size, or more for libido / performance issues? Let me know what your primary goal is and I’ll make a recommendation for some products that really do work (I’ve tested 60+ myself).
It definitely does NOT work. It will certainly not make you any bigger, and when I tested it I got no results. Check out a supplement called Vigrx Plus. It’s the best supplement I’ve ever tested, and I’ve tested DOZENS of these supplements over the years.
Here’s my review: https://www.supplementcritique.com/vigrx-plus-review
Yep, I’m amazed at how many supplements have misspellings in their marketing. It happens all the time with ingredients.
It’s a scam. Thankfully I contacted my bank and had them disput it, I’m so glad that I didn’t take it.
I can 100% Support Eric on this. Don’t get this at all!! Thank you Eric saved me a lot of money.
God Bless my friend.