This is not normally the sort of thing that my husband and me use, in or out of the bedroom. I received an assignment, and asked him if he'd be willing to try these out, and he said yes. Thinking that maybe it'd be fun after all, we put the order in. The pill arrived very quickly and comes in a little pouch. Since the pouch says the effects of the pill last for three days, we decided to wait until a Friday night so that we'd have the weekend to test it out and have fun.


My husband took this on a Friday as he was leaving work. The pouch says to take this on an empty stomach thirty minutes before you plan to have sexual activity. If you want to, you're welcome to take it with alcohol. Just be sure you're not driving if you're drinking. The ingredients are: water, L-arginine, ginseng-80, fennel seed powder, FO-Ti, ginger root PE, licorice root PE, magnesium stearate, saw pawmetto PE, astragalus root powdered, geantin, rice flour magnesium stearate, stearic acid, and silica. If you're allergic to any of those, I recommend staying away.


We were really surprised by the reaction that my husband had from these pills. First, his testicles started to ache. It was a really painful and uncomfortable ache, not a sexy one. Then, one of his testicles actually swelled up a little bit. The package itself says that it gives you a harder erection, stronger impulses, and better sexual performances. My husband was in so much pain that he didn't actually want to have any sex at all.


We decided to try to have sex, and it was very, very hard for my husband to climax, and when he came, it was a fraction of the size of his usual load. We're not sure if the size of his ejaculation had anything to do with the pill for certain, but when the pill wore off three days later, he was back to normal. The pill does say that it will delay ejaculation, and of course his ability to climax came back when the pill wore off as well.


I did some research, and it turns out that the number one ingredient in Sex Voltz (L-Arginine) is known for increasing sperm production. One major thing I want to mention here, is that my husband had a vasectomyover a year ago. This matters a lot, because it is likely that the pill increased his sperm count which made his testicles swell, and exacerbated his pain and discomfort from the Sex Voltz pill. Men with vasectomies still make sperm, but it doesn't have anywhere to go until it is reabsorbed into their system. This takes time, and unfortunately, is what we think may have made the pill so unpleasant for my husband. We are not certain if this would happen to someone without a vasectomy, however, the fact that he couldn't come very easily for a couple of days will probably affect guys who have not been snipped.