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Introduction & Overview |
In an age when even serious politicians admit to relying on male enhancement drugs to feel more confident, we may speak frankly about these products, and therefore determine which are effective and which are not. There is a lot of information to sift through online, and without question, a great deal of misinformation. One should expect high quality ingredients and a record of success as attested to by genuine customer reviews, both at the retailer’s website and at other, unaffiliated locations on the internet.
We suggest researching each ingredient and reading as much as you may about the product. The latest choice for men is not a pill or powder, but a transdermal patch, such as those for quitting a smoking addiction or birth control. Optipatch is one of the first of its kind on the market. The goal of the patch, according to one source, is “to correct imbalances in the penis and supporting systems to allow complete proper functioning of the male sexual system…as well as many other sexual benefits.” Let’s look more closely at the website and ingredients to see if this product may be appropriate for you or your partner.
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| Ingredients at a Glance |
We find that the Optipatch contains such ingredients as Ginseng, Damiana, Fo-Ti, Gotu Kola, Saw Palmetto, Menthol and Yohimbe.
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| Ingredients in Focus |
Both American and Panax Ginseng are promoted as aphrodisiacs, adaptogen, a nourishing stimulant, and in the treatment of type II diabetes; it is also indicated for sexual dysfunction in men, and may work well for those who are taking medication for a mental health condition.
Damiana leaves have traditionally been made into a tea used by the indigenous people of Central and South America for their supposed aphrodisiac effects.
Yohimbe is the bark of an evergreen tree that grows along the coasts of west-central Africa. The indigenous people there have employed Yohimbe for myriad medical purposes ranging from heart conditions to sleepiness. It is sometimes smoked to produce hallucinations, and believed to increase sexual desire and performance in men. It is now found as an integral component in many different kinds of herbal supplements.
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| Website |
The website is fairly well-organized and easy to use. There is a section on ingredients, frequently asked questions and testimonials. In addition to this main site, there are other resources, e.g., a weblog, that make clear how neat and discreet this product may be. Customers claim it works well to increase and enhance size and satisfaction.
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| Positives |
• Contains Yohimbe
• Discreet packaging
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| Negatives |
• When using Optipatch, food or drinks containing tyramines, like cheese, chocolate, beer or nuts, should be avoided
• Men usually love beer and nuts
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| Final Thoughts |
The Optipatch is perhaps a good choice for those who dislike taking pills, or who are keen to try a somewhat novel product. We are as yet unconvinced that a transdermal patch may be as effective as a truly targeted supplement that is ingested orally. Furthermore, this patch in particular may not serve the needs of all people. It offers only half the benefits of other male enhancement products, and would seem to be inadequate for much of the demographic. We would encourage those who are interested to look instead at the more traditional delivery method, the capsule supplement pill.
We love that Optipatch is made with Yohimbe and Damiana. We would encourage those who are serious to look for a natural capsule made with targeted ingredients. Men who desire to address their sexual health in a natural way should look for a safe and effective herbal formula, particular one that is offered with a money-back guarantee.
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