Zotrex Overview

We’ve talked lots of times about how some male enhancement supplements go off the market as quickly as they come on. There are all sorts of reasons. First of all, selling these products can be a lucrative business so it attracts all kinds of players.

Some of them are, shall we say, less than reputable. That brings us to another reason some of these products drop out. Some of them, like for instance, Zotrex, contain undisclosed substances they’re not allowed to contain. When they get caught, they get recalled.

The Zotrex case is one for the books. It was made by a company called NovaCare. This company made lots of supplements. Their most popular one was Stiff Nights. Remember that one? It was recalled too. In all, over 20 products were recalled. And the CEO, Kelly Dean Harvey, ended up indicted on several counts of fraud, money laundering, and for “introducing misbranded drugs into interstate commerce.” In May of 2013, Harvey pleaded guilty to some of the charges and was sentenced to federal prison.

So what about Zotrex? Well, we do reviews like this one to make sure we remember that this business can at times be pretty shady. That means we have to be diligent in our research before using something like Zotrex.

Zotrex Ingredients

What was supposed to be in Zotrex was stuff like Eurycoma Lonfolia, Damiana, Cinnamon, Orange Peel, and Ginger Root. What was really in it was a derivative of Sildenafil, the stuff that makes Viagra work.

This is a prescription medication for a reason. Basically it’s because guys with certain conditions and/or taking certain other medications may experience serious, even life threatening consequences if they take Sildenafil. So the way this is managed is by requiring the involvement of a doctor who knows your health history and is aware of any medications you’re taking. Without that medical supervision, anything could happen.

Zotrex Side Effects

When Zotrexwas still around, there were a lot of comments about how worked but that it caused headaches and blurred vision. These are red flags people! If you see a lot of comments about headaches, especially with raves about results (aside from the headaches), beware. You could be dealing with an undisclosed ingredient.

Zotrex Recall

Zotrex is no longer sold.

Conclusion

With so many products on the market, it’s difficult to keep track of them all. During random investigations, the FDA has caught hundreds of supposedly natural supplements containing prescription medications. Zotrex is just one.

So be careful and pay attention to the signs.

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