A. We suggest you don't since you could feel overstimulated and have insomnia if you take Formula X the same day as these herbs.

A. We don't recommend this. Unexpected side effects can sometimes occur when an herbal product is taken with an impotence drug.

A. Yes, many women notice improved libido and sexual enhancement. The majority of neurotransmitters and hormones involved in sexual arousal in men are similar to those in women. These include testosterone, dopamine, nitric oxide, etc.

A. We suggest you take it as soon as you get up in the morning and not eat anything for at least 30 minutes to allow the herbs to be absorbed without interference. We also suggest you keep caffeinated drinks to a minimum since you will feel alert and energetic from the Formula X. 

A. We don't, for three major reasons. One: drug companies do not offer a refund even though their impotence drugs can fail and can have major side effects. Two: there is no pill, either pharmaceutical or herbal that will satisfy all users and be free of side effects. Three: when we used to give refunds, we had instances where people returned a bottle with one or two capsules left in the bottle requesting a full refund and then we noticed a week or two later they would reorder another Formula X bottle.

A. We get asked this question all the time. What most people do not understand is that the FDA does not regulate herbal supplements. Any company can market any herbal product they wish as long as the individual herbs and nutrients within the product are approved by the FDA for sale in the USA, and as long as the words on the bottle follow FDA guidelines. Formula X adheres to all FDA guidelines.

A. It depends how you define aphrodisiac. If an aphrodisiac is an herb or herbal product that enhances sexuality in terms of better libido, enhanced sensation and more sexual pleasure, then yes, Formula X could definately be defined as an aphrodisiac herbal product.