You told us that among a list of “top” male enhancement products we found on the Internet, that three were the most promising: EnhancerX, ActiGain, and VigRx Plus. Looking at their formulations, they have 12, 7, and 8 ingredients, respectively. Out of these totals, 8 of 12, 6 of 7, and 7 of 8, respectively, are also present in Maasalong, which you recommended as a helpful supplement for this application. Maasalong has 14 ingredients, and so has some additional ingredients not in the other three products. How would you rank Maasalong compared to the others in performance?

We see it as being as good or better than the others. The variable impressions one might get perusing the Internet are a function of differing strategies in marketing and the type of information that might be appended to product reviews, and so on. When testimonials and claims of getting good reviews are on a company website, that might be a somewhat selective aggregate of positive statements not representative of the broad user base. There are many phony product reviews posted on the Internet as well whose purpose is solely to highlight a particular product as being the best, but these cannot be relied on as unbiased or even based on real interviews or evaluations. So while this is a troubling arena overall, there are many, many safe and helpful nutritional supplements and other health adjuncts of significant value and, in a number of ways, this body of work is beginning to eclipse what the drug industry is doing because substances from nature are a divine creation to provide health-promoting benefits, and that is not true of pharmaceuticals which are the best humans can do, but often follow from incomplete or distorted perspectives.