Alzare: Disturbing Lab Results
Although it could be easily said that the majority of sexual enhancement supplements do not deliver on their claims, there are a few which go above and beyond. That is, some supplements go to extreme lengths to pull the wool over the eyes of the public, and Alzare seems to fit this bill. In the world of penis enlargement, deception has become commonplace where claims and advertising are concerned, but Alzare has gone a step further by falsely labeling their penis enlargement supplement.
The Alzare Story
Alzare is one of the few penis enlargement pills to advertise via infomercial. The subject of much humor and debate, Alzare infomercials claim to deliver over 3 inches of penis growth, simply by ingesting large amounts of Yohimbe bark. Although this plant has been shown to be effective in increasing blood-flow to the penis, there is little evidence to suggest that it will actually increase the length of the penis. Remember that blood-flow does not influence the size of the penis if measured consistently in an erect or flaccid state. Hoewever, Alzare claims to actually grow the tissue of the penis itself.
To make a long story short, Alzare made claims on their infomercials which were impossible to support, and then were sued for failing to fulfill their guarantees by private customers. To make matters worse, it has been discovered that Alzare simply does not contain what it is supposed to contain. That is, the ingredients listed on affiliate sites which represent the original label and ingredients of Alzare are not accurate. Numerous lab tests, whose results have been published across the internet, reveal Alzare to contain in some cases less than 1 milligram of a given ingredient, where Alzare had claimed to contain over 400 ingredients of Yohimbe bark.
In fact Alzare also claimed to contain not only 400 milligrams of Yohimbe bark, but rather an extract of Yohimbe with a very high potency. Lab tests revealed that fewer than 50 milligrams of Yohimbe were present in an Alzare sample.
Conclusion
Whether or not Alzare ever fulfilled the claims on its informercials, it is clear that the supplement does not contain what is indicated on the label. For this reason, Alzare is purchased at extreme risk to the user, since the remaining ingredients of the tablets are fillers, and are not likely to satisfy any demand for increases in size or performance. Furthermore, there’s no reason to depend on products from an untrustworthy company when there are plenty of other options, especially in the wide world of sexual enhancement products.
