Vazomyne, like many other male enhancement supplements that have recently come to market, promises "consistent, spontaneous erection quality and peak performance at any age." Vazomyne's claims seem to be targeted toward older men, those who are as concerned with prostate health as with reduced erectile quality.
Vazomyne is manufactured by the same company that produces Maxoderm (a topical male enhancement product).
Vazomyne's claim to address virtually all aspects of natural male enhancement seemed very interesting to us. When we received our Vazomyne for review, we were disappointed to discover that Vazomyne did not contain any new or different ingredients. Other than packaging, it's virtually identical to many of the products we've studied.
But how well did Vazomyne work for our test group? Vazomyne performed fairly well, overall.
Read more details of our study below.
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Overall, our testers found Vazomyne to be an excellent aphrodisiac. Perhaps due to its stimulation of blood circulation, or to its use of damiana (a proven sexual tonic).
Unfortunately, the Vazomyne reviews we read did not generally mention improved sexual performance. We are not certain why this is the case. It may be simply that Vazomyne ingredients to stimulate male sexual health are not present in the same levels as in the top-rated product.
As mentioned previously, the Vazomyne ingredients list is not new or exciting in any way. The single ingredient that is not commonly found in natural male enhancement products is Polygonum multiflorum, also known as Chinese knotweed. This herb has long been used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat kidney disease and as a laxative. Fortunately, our testers did not report any great laxative effect from Vazomyne.
The Vazomyne formulation does not contain as many known aphrodisiacs or testosterone-stimulating botanicals as other male enhancement products we've reviewed. Vazomyne provides a few necessary vitamins and also L-Arginine -- but beyond that, its benefits are limited.
The active ingredients in Vazomyne include: