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Overview
Extagen is basically an all-natural herbal supplement that claims to be a safe and effective method of not only achieving and sustaining an erection, but also enhancing your libido and increasing your penis size. While it may seem hard to believe, many men genuinely swear that this product works. However, the claims made by the makers are not supported by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration), calling into question the actual efficacy of the product. And as the makers themselves say "Results may vary."
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Step 1
Take 1 pill by mouth daily. Since this product is much like your average multi-vitamin, you need only pop 1 pill each morning with a glass of water. -
Step 2
Continue to take Extagen tablets each morning for about 4 to 8 weeks. This is the time frame that is purportedly needed to "see" results. You supposedly should expect to see an increase in the size of your penis of about 1 inch per month, so feel free to measure after this length of time. If you've taken the product for 8 weeks, you should see an increase of 2 inches. -
Step 3
Continue to take tablets each morning for about 6 months, as this is the recommended period of time you'll apparently need to see optimal results. -
Step 4
Return any unused tablets prior to 4 months, since the company offers a 4-month guarantee or you'll get your money back.
- Skill: Easy
- Ingredients:
- Extagen tablets
- Tip: The makers of Extagen claim that the combination of yohimbe, l-arginine, catuaba and maca root will give you the results you want in relation to your penis. However, due to the nature of the product, any beneficial results you would see will eventually dissipate once the various substances have left your system. If a substance like l-arginine forces blood to engorge your penis (as this is one of the supposed effects), it would stand to reason that once the herb has left your system, its effect would too.
- Warning:
- While the makers of Extagen claim that the pill has no harmful side effects, a number of its ingredients do. Some men have experienced mild to severe dizziness, headache, nausea and vomiting, constipation and/or diarrhea, change in appetite, insomnia, a change in heart rhythm, a change in blood pressure, heart palpitations and sometimes chest pain.
