Vimax

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As low as $28.25 per month

Effectiveness:		2.5 / 5
Consumer Reviews:		2.5 / 5
Quality of Ingredients:		2 / 5
Cost:		$28.25
Money-Back Guarantee:		60 days
Overall Rating:		2.5 / 5

Bottom Line

Apparently Vimax is rated as the number one product for permanent penis enlargement. Actually this product is graphically advertised everywhere on the internet. Vimax claims that it will increase penis size by up to four inches in length and 25 % in girth. No product can increase penis size permanently.

Effectiveness

Effectiveness was split somewhere in the middle. Some users saw results within the first month, for others it had taken than a couple of months.

Consumer satisfaction

Vimax has an average rating as far as customer satisfaction goes and this is due in part to the effectiveness or lack of it. Some users saw results within the first month and were therefore satisfied.

Quality of ingredients

Vimax contains two recommended ingredients for male enhancement – Epimedium and Tribulus Terrestris. It is missing Tonkat Ali, Cnidium and L-Arginine. When combined, these ingredients have been proven effective at increasing blood flow to the penis, boosting testosterone levels in the body and increasing stamina during sexual activity.

Cost

A bottle of Vimax can cost as low as $28.25 per bottle. The price itself seems okay but it may or may not be worth it considering Vimax might not give you the results you’re expecting. The recommended dosage for Vimax is 2 tablets per day.

Money-back guarantee

Vimax offers a 60 day money back guarantee. This is a fair guarantee and competitive to other good quality male enhancement products.

Final thoughts

Vimax seems like an average product at best as far as male enhancement products go. There are other products for the same price that have been proven to deliver results in a shorter amount of time. The very graphic advertising on every website containing before and after (penis) pictures, makes it seem like the manufacturer is trying a bit too hard to sell the product.