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September 27, 2011 8:22 AM PDT
Regeneca announced today that they have started shipping the new and improved Regenerect formula.
To quote Ren and Stimpy: "Happy Happy Joy Joy, Happy Happy Joy".
Waiting with bated breath ( as likely are thousands of girlfriends and spouses of former Regenerect users ) to see how this product performs without any unnapproved prescription ingredients.
Will someone please post a non-sales pitch review of the new RegenErect product?
September 30, 2011 3:59 AM PDT
Yes,
This new pill is amazing. Regeneca started to send those this week.
It is working very similar to the original pill that was rejected by the FDA.
Works withing an hour, last for up to 48 hours and now - we don't have any side effects.
Will strongly suggest to try it.
You will love it.
October 12, 2011 8:19 PM PDT
No, this pill does not work like the original. I'm guessing it's because there's no longer an analogue of Selendifil.
Let me repeat and go on record: THE NEW PILLS DO NOT WORK LIKE THE OLD PILLS.
Having said that, let me just say...the old pills gave you erections because there was a drug in it. The new pills do not have any drug whatsoever. The "New and improved formula" does not work like the old formula because the new formula does not have a drug.
In my experience, I might as well be eating jelly beans.
The ingredients of the "new and improved formula" are as follows:
Silkworm Extract
Epimedium Extract
L-Arginine Extract
Yhimbe Bark Extract
White Willow Bark Extract
Green Tea Extract
Whole Oyster Powder
Maca Root Powder
I'm dubious of "independent" testimony that suggests these new pills are "amazing" or that they are "working very similar to the original pill".
I have taken both, (and still have a few of the old formula), and I can tell you with no risk of losing a lawsuit, the new pills do not measure up like the old pills.
I hope that wasn't too ambiguous. Let me know if I should clarify.
Thanks,
D
September 30, 2011 4:46 AM PDT
When you say it works very similar to the original pill that was 'rejected' by the FDA, do you mean it has the same results for correcting erectile dysfunction?
Do the side effects of the new pill include similar side effects as the original - headache, upset stomach, etc, all very much in line with the side effects of the active ingredient in Viagra?
P.S. The pill wasn't "rejected" by the FDA. The FDA discovered the pills contained an analogue to the primary active ingredient in Viagra, which is illegal to dispense without a prescription. Using the term "rejected" instead of the reality - that the FDA warned, then essentially forced a recall of the original Regenerect product - is really quite a disingenous spin on the reality surrounding the original product recall.
