Mojo Magnum Review – Does It Work?
Recently we have seen alot of male enhancement free trials being pawned off throughout the internet, and many of them are gaining a bad rap. Its not that they don’t neccesarily work, it’s that guys are getting charged for products they thought they were getting a free sample of. One such product we have come across recently that does this is called Mojo Magnum, which is earily similar to a product called Megamagnum. The premise behind this product is its supposed ability to help grow the length and girth of the penis, and act as a mild aphrodisiac, and it is supposed to be used with a supplement called Nitro Blast X. But does it really work, and if so, how long does it take? These are questions that we will attempt to answer in this review.
What is MojoMagnum?
Well, we are not quite sure if the product known as MojoMagnum actually exists, and there are a few reasons why. First off, when we attempted to click through to their official site, it went to the MegaMagnum site. There are also numerous pictures of a bottle that says Mojomagnum, and then some are not. Kind of strange, but not the first time we have seen something like that.
Anyway, according to what we guess is the official site of MojoMagnum, it says that there product is used to help facilitate increased blood flow to the penis during an erection, making it bigger. While this is true, does their claims of a permanent increase in length and girth really hold water? Of course it does not, and any company that claims you will get a permanent increase in size is not only acting immoral, but also unethical with their ridiculous claims.
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Ingredients in MojoMagnum
Their is no official ingredient list for MojoMagnum on their site, but we can probably guess that it contains many of the same ingredients found in similar male enhancement pills. These ingredients include l-arginine, horny goat weed, tribulus terrestris, ginkgo biloba, ginseng, and other natural stimulants. You can find a wide variety of products such as Virectin and Maximor, which containt similar ingredients. Some of these ingredients do cause some side effects, and taking Mojomagnum may open up the possibility that you may experience some.
Update! 12/3/2011
We had an actual user of Mojo Magnum send us an email with the ingredient list. The ingredients are as follows:
Niacin 50mg, Zinc (as Zinc Oxide) 26mg per serving
Proprietary Blend 1145mg. Maca(tuber), Catuaba(bark), Muira Puama(bark), L-Arginine(HCI), Barrenwort(aerial),Tribulus (herb),cola (seed),Oatstraw(grassy stalks),Stinging Nettle (leaves), Pumpkin(seed),ginger root, Cayene(25,000 HU) (fruit), American Ginseng(root), Orchic Substance(bovine), Boron Citrate.
Other ingredients:Cellulose, Gum Arabic(Acacia),Vegetable Stearic Acid,Modified Cellulose, Silicon Dioxide, Vegatable Magnesium Stearate &FDC&Blue#2/Indigo Carmine Lake.
Where Can You Buy MojoMagnum?
Mojomagnum does not appear to be sold in any retail stores such as Walmart, Rite Aid, Walgreens, Target, CVS, or any others. As a matter of fact, the only place that we could find this product for sale was on their official site, which did not even call the product by its marketed name. Completely understandable, when you have a product that practically doesn’t even exist.
Reviews of MojoMagnum
While there are no specific reviews of Mojomagnum on their site, their are plenty of negative reviews of Megamagnum on various other sites. It seems that there claims of size gains do not actually work, and they have diliberately mislead customers that have actually thought they would receive permanent results. If you have a review you would like to share, you can also email us that as well. The only real review we saw was on a fake review site, which talked about gaining some ridiculous 4 inch gains in a matter of weeks.
Recommendation
We feel that there is not enough evidence to support this product. Their is no mention of the name MojoMagnum on their supposed official site, and to top it all off they have not listed any of the ingredients in their product, nor provided actual clinical proof or doctor testimonials. Their also appears to be no money back guarantee. The only benefit that we could actually see was their results based interactive guide, which of course they provide very little information on. It’s very sad to see so many companies such as MojoMagnum that do this, if they would just care about the health and well being of their customers, they may actually become successfull.
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