At last, our comprehensive Consumer Guide to male enhancement supplements. As you conduct your online search for the best male enhancement, you’ll come across literally hundreds of companies and websites, some of them making the boldest claims in all of marketing.

We’ve heard nightmare stories of consumers being taken advantage of and scammed by seemingly honest companies.

Our mission is to provide you with the necessary tools and information to navigate the treacherous waters ahead to help you make the right choice.

After our research, testing and hundreds of user story investigations, we’ve uncovered red flags to look out for:

• Don’t trust products that claims to “add inches to your penis” . This is scientifically impossible to do without surgery, any supplement claiming to grow your penis is dishonest.
  
  
• Avoid websites that only sell male enhancement pills. Typically the most deceptive sites out there, although easy to spot if you know what to look for - any site with “supplements” or “male enhancement” in their name.
  
  
• Fake reviews! A good rule of thumb is to only trust Google reviews or verified purchase reviews. If you find a well produced video review on their website, chances are they’re fake.
  
  
• Don’t trust “free trials” whatsoever. These websites bait you into just paying for shipping and then “auto bill” your credit card and ship new bottles even if you don’t want them!


• Look at the ingredients and make sure they aren’t selling you worthless formulas that have little to no effects to erections.



Report: lab studies and clinical research have found the following ingredients to be the most beneficial for erections, male libido, and sexual performance: L-arginine, Maca, Tongkat Ali, Tribulus Terrestris, and Horny Goat Weed. We recommend only using supplements with these ingredients included.



• Do not buy anything from China. This isn’t a political issue, this is a safety issue. Many cases by the FDA have linked harmful ingredients to China manufacturers, it’s a good idea to steer clear of these and only buy from USA based companies.


• They must be backed by scientific studies and research. Unfortunately, just about anybody can sell natural supplements if they have a few thousand dollars in start-up capital, so it’s best practice to make sure the product you purchase isn’t just trying to make a quick buck.

Following the above guidelines alone will help you make the correct investment without being scammed by dishonest companies out to make a quick buck.

At Consumer Guides we put together a list of the only male enhancement products we recommend men use. Read the reviews for yourself here: