Xtracum Overview

Xtracum is a male enhancement supplement that promises to have you shooting bigger, healthier, more masculine loads. They argue that this is above all the key to superior virility. That she will be impressed and you will be confident, if only you ejaculated more stuff. Seriously, the website is loaded up with talk of how pathetic small loads are and that if only yours was bigger, she’d want you more and you’d feel the power of renewed confidence and vigor.

It also claims that it will increase your fertility so if you and your partner are trying to get pregnant, using Xtracumcan help.

Xtracum Ingredients and How They Work

One of the Xtracum website offers and ingredient list. This is very helpful as it allows us to determine if a product has a chance at delivering on its promises. Unfortunately, Xtracum doesn’t provide explanations about how these ingredients improve and increase sperm and semen volumes. Many of them are what we typically find in male enhancement formulas. Some are more unique to this product:

• Withania Somifera
• Asparagus Racemosus
• Mucuna Pruriens
• Asparagus Adscendens
• Pueraria Tuberosa
• Asteracantha Longifolia
• Tribulus Terrestris
• Hibuscus Abelmoschus
• Anacyclus Pyrethrum
• Myristica Fragrans

Instructions are fairly precise in that you should take 2 capsules per day with a full glass of water half an hour after breakfast. If you want to increase the effects, you can add an additional daily dose of 2 capsules, but not within an 8 hour period of the first dose. And you are not to exceed 4 capsules in a single day.

Xtracum Pros and Cons

Advantages of Xtracum

• The ingredients are all natural.
• There is a money back guarantee.
• The website claims Xtracum is doctor approved.

Disadvantages of Xtracum

• How the ingredients work is not explained.
• Claims on the website are clearly exaggerated.

Where to Buy

There are several online supplement shops that carry Xtracum and offer volume discounts and deals. A single bottle of 60 capsules sells for $54.95. 3 bottles go for $129.95. And 6 bottles will cost you $229.95. This can get expensive if you choose to take 4 capsules daily.

Conclusion

I’m just not convinced that Xtracum has anything useful to offer. Sure, shooting big loads is fun, but is it everything? If Xtracum were a cheap add on, that would be one thing. But the cash commitment is pretty serious, so I’d have to say it’s not worth it.

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