Yagara Overview

Yagara is a male enhancement supplement based on the idea that ancient Indian herbs when formulated just right can have the same effect as Viagra or other prescription erectile dysfunction drugs. There is some confusion regarding the dosing instructions however.  While a product claiming to be herbal Viagra should be taken just before sexual activity, the recommended dose of Yagara is 1 to 2 tablets daily.  So we’re looking a little more closely to see if we can figure this stuff out and whether or not it’s worth your time and money.

Yagara Ingredients

The ingredient list for Yagara doesn’t read like most of the herbal male enhancement pills we come across.  Most of what we see here is unfamiliar.  There’s Vidhara Beej, Kavach Beej, Akkal Kara, and Lata Karanj.  These are the Indian herbs we mentioned earlier.  Also included are two herbs, also Indian, that we are familiar with.  There’s:

• Ashwagandha which is known to increase sex drive and sexual vitality, and
• Shilajit which is known to increase sexual stamina and energy.

We’ll mention again here that the dosing information is confusing.  Yagara comes in a package of 10 pills.  A package of this size usually indicates that you should take 1 or 2 pills only as needed.  Usually, a daily dose pill comes in a one month supply package.  So instructions to take 1 to 2 pills daily would mean that one package should last 5 to 10 days.

Yagara Pros and Cons

Advantages of Yagara

• The ingredients are all natural.

Disadvantages of Yagara

• Most of the ingredients are unfamiliar.
• It does not contain ingredients that we’ve come to expect from effective supplements.
• Information is confusing and unprofessional.
• We couldn’t find any Yagara reviews from customers to help us decide whether or not it should be effective.

Where to Buy

There is no official Yagara website, but you can purchase it through third party retailers.  You’ll find packages of 10 capsules for about $20, and we’ve found no money back guarantees.

Conclusion

With little information to go on, unfamiliar ingredients, confusing dosing instructions, and no money-back guarantee, we see no reason to recommend that you try Yagara.  There are so many other quality products to choose from, there’s really no need to settle.

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