Is Herbal Ignite Safe?

Yes, Herbal Ignite has been in market for over 12 years with tens of thousands of satisfied customers, Herbal Ignite does not contain any pharmaceutical or synthetic ingredient.

Why you should be worried, if the Herbal Remedy that you are taking to treat Erectile Dysfunction is safe?
Medsafe has ordered the immediate recall of the following four erectile dysfunction products. SZM Formula for Men, Volcanic, Tomcat Ali and Stallion – have been recalled and the Health Ministry said consumers should stop taking any of the above mentioned pills.
Tests showed that, although the capsule contents were all herbal ingredients, the capsule shells contained high levels of tadalafil – the active ingredient in prescription erectile dysfunction drug Cialis.

How To Know Your Sex Pills are Safe?

The company marketing popular sex pill Herbal Ignite is delighted adulterated erectile dysfunction pills have been withdrawn from sale.
Company director Jenny Wheeler says the health authorities and people in the dietary supplements industry have known for some time that unscrupulous companies were selling adulterated pills because they have been detected by the FDA in the US and by health authorities in Australia.

However until now authorities have been slow to act to remove them from sale, something which has been of concern to local companies operating fully within New Zealand consumer regulations marketing product manufactured and fully tested Good Manufacturing Practice principles.

“Herbal Ignite is manufactured by a reputable Nelson(New Zealand) company following all the testing procedures necessary to protect consumer safety,” Jenny Wheeler said. “The capsules used are supplied by pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc, and all the herbs in Ignite are tested before and after manufacture to ensure they are unadulterated.”

She says she understands if the Medsafe warning makes consumers question all erectile dysfunction products, but there are a few simple rules consumers can follow to ensure the product they are purchasing is safe.

Step One Avoid any herbal pill that promises instant results. Tests done by Pfizer Inc, the New York-based pharmaceutical giant that developed Viagra, as well as other independent testing authorities, showed up to 90% of the herbal pills that promised “instant action” were spiked with illegal pharmaceutical ingredients, sometimes at dangerous levels.

Step Two Choose herbs that have a long tradition in herbal medicine for treating men’s sexual performance. In Europe, these include tribulus terrestris, Siberian ginseng, gingko biloba, horny goat weed, saw palmetto and wild oats. South American rain forest herbs like damiana, muira puama, and maca, and the Malaysian herb tongkat ali also all enjoy a long history of successful use for enhancing sexual performance.

Step Three Ensure the formulation states clearly on the label what it contains and at what strength. For tribulus terrestris for example, studies show the best results require a formulation with at least 40 per cent concentration of the active saponens. Avoid products where the concentration of active ingredients is low or is not stated.

Step Four Always use the product according to the manufacturer’s instructions. If the product suggests taking the product according to body weight daily, you need to do this to get good results. The clinical trials with tribulus showed optimum benefits when used daily for 60 to 90 days. Many herbal remedies require gradual and consistent use for up to three months for the best results, so understand they do not generally offer an “instant solution”. If they promise “instant results” they probably contain something which is undeclared on the label.