Quick answer: Some people may experience digestive upset, and several ingredients can interact with medication or affect blood pressure. Take the gummy as directed, avoid adding baking soda to drinks, and check with a physician if you have a medical condition.
Possible effects
Mild stomach upset, nausea, headache or dizziness can occur with botanical and amino acid supplements. Stop use if you feel unwell.
Who should be cautious
- Blood pressure or heart conditions: L-Arginine and Beet Root may lower blood pressure.
- Nitrates or ED medication: combining these with nitric-oxide ingredients can be dangerous, so ask your doctor first.
- Thyroid conditions or sedatives: Ashwagandha can interact.
- Hormone-sensitive conditions: talk to a doctor before using Tongkat Ali.
- Pregnant, nursing or under 18: do not use without medical advice.
- Watching sugar: gummies contain sugar, so check the label.
The viral baking soda trick
Do not add baking soda to drinks for purported wellness effects. It adds significant sodium and may interact with medicines. See MedlinePlus.
Not a treatment
The featured gummy is a dietary supplement, not a treatment for low testosterone or erectile dysfunction. See the full disclaimer.
When to see a doctor
Persistent fatigue, low libido, erectile difficulties, chest pain, dizziness or unexplained weight changes should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.