Nutrovape Performax

Nutrovape Performax Review

The main focus of the Nutrovape product range is their claim that vaping makes the ingredients of the supplement enter the blood stream faster. The fact that Nutrovape Performax works much like e-cigarettes has made many people skeptical about trying it.

Nutrovape are keen to mention the number of important things that their range of vaping supplements don’t contain. For example, Nutrovape Performax contains Zero Nicotine, Zero Tobacco, Zero Diacetyl, Zero Calories, and Zero Carbohydrates.

Unfortunately there is near zero evidence that Vaping is a good delivery method for the ingredients it does contain. As mentioned in other reviews of Nutrovape e-cigarette products, there is little scientific evidence to support the efficiency of this system.

We covered Nutrovape Energy, and Nutrovape Sleep in previous reviews.

The ingredients themselves in Nutrovape Performax are largely based on ancient herbal medicines, whose viability is nearly always based on anecdotal evidence and belief. They were all administered orally and would not have been inhaled.

While it is true that some of the ingredients are renowned for their ability as sexual enhancement aids, like the well known Ginseng and the more promising Eurycoma Longifolia Jack (better known as Longjack), vaping these herbs has never been tested in clinical trials and there is no real evidence that it works.

Each pack of Nutrovape Performax contains 1 Nutrovape Performax e-cigarette/vaping stick. Many reviewers have said they don’t last very long before they have to be disposed of and replaced, and the majority of complaints about this product resolve around how long they last.

What Does Nutrovape Performax Claim To Do?

The marketing for Nutrovape Performax reads:

Nutrovape Performax is a natural sexual enhancement aid that can be used daily or whenever you need an extra boost in you performance. Our quick absorbing blend of natural Tribulus Terrestis, natural Guarana Extract, natural Ginseng Extract, natural Maca Extract, and natural L-Theanine gets you ready to perform almost instantly!

Does Nutrovape Performax Work?

The main focus of the Nutrovape products is their claim that vaping makes the ingredients of the supplement enter the blood stream faster. As already mentioned, there is little scientific evidence to support the efficiency of this.

Even if the limited evidence that the vaping process delivers well, there are some problems with the ingredients in Nutrovape Performax that make this a sort of smoke and mirrors product.

The ingredients Maca Extract, Horny Goat weed, and Tribulus Terrestis come from ancient Chinese and Ayurveda medicines. These practices have been used for thousands of years, but their viability is largely anecdotal and they were certainly not prescribed to be vaped.

Even Ginseng with its long history of medicinal properties has little hard evidence to suggest why it should work. Passion Flower Extract was actually taken off the market in the USA in 1978 because its safety and effectiveness had not been proven.

Longjack (plant name Eurycoma Longifolia Jack) is a herb whose aphrodisiac effects of are quite reliable, and appear to span a large variety of animal models. Longjack appears to have remarkable anti-estrogenic effects and has potency similar to Tamoxifen when the active ingredient is injected. A possibly reliable ingredient but no human studies exist on it, or studies assessing oral intake of Eurycoma Extract let alone vaping it.

L-Theanine is an amino acid that is found in tea leaves that helps to lower levels of the stress and avoid the interference with memory and learning. Guarana seeds contain caffeine and have other stimulatory properties. Both L-Theanine and Guarana are often ingredients in Nootropics usually for their stimulant properties.

The problem is with Nutrovape Performax is whether it works at all! Even if you accept the possibility that vaping these products will enhance your sexual performance or fertility in some way, the reviews by those who purchased it are largely negative. The majority of complaints are about the vaping system not working well or running out too quickly, but there are few too reviews claiming that Nutrovape Performax actually works as a sexual aid supplement.

What Are The Ingredients of Nutrovape Performax?

Nutrovape Performax is a natural sexual enhancement aid that can be used daily or whenever you need an extra boost in your performance. It is vaped via Nutrovape’s e-cigarette and can be taken daily or whenever needed.

• Horny Goat weed: Actually from the plant Epimedium originally used in Chinese medicine to treat fatigue and sexual problems. The name Horny Goat weed is more a description of its attractiveness to goats, and not as the name suggests making you horny as a goat. There is little or limited evidence to support its beneficial properties.
• Passion Flower Extract: Passion flower is used for insomnia; gastrointestinal upset related to anxiety or nervousness and generalized anxiety disorders. Passion flower extract was taken off the market in 1978 because its safety and effectiveness had not been proven.
• Longjack: Eurycoma Longifolia Jack is the herb name for what is more commonly known as Tongkat Ali, Malaysian Ginseng, or Longjack. The aphrodisiac effects of Eurycoma are quite reliable and appear to span a large variety of animal models. Eurycoma appears to have remarkable anti-estrogenic effects in vitro and has potency similar to Tamoxifen when the active ingredient is injected. Promising, but as yet no human studies exist on it, or studies assessing oral intake of Eurycoma Extract.
• Ginseng: Ginseng is an Adaptogen meaning it causes general feelings of wellbeing, and it is believed to improve energy, mental functioning reduce stress, and improve cases of sexual dysfunction in men. There is no real hard evidence to say why Ginseng should work this way but as millions of people take it there is anecdotal evidence, although it can cause side effects too.
• Guarana: A fruit bearing tree, the seeds of which are ground into powder and used in traditional Amazonian medicine. Guarana contains caffeine and has other stimulatory properties. Guarana may interact with the heart medication known as Amiodarone by reducing its availability to the body.
• Maca Extract: Peruvian plant extract that is high in amino acids and other nutrients. It is sometimes taken as an aphrodisiac, but it does not increase testosterone levels. In fact Maca acts like estrogen in the body so should not be taken if you have a hormonally sensitive medical condition.
• L-Theanine: An amino acid that is found in tea leaves. It was identified in tea by Japanese scientists in 1949. While tea is the most common dietary source for L-Theanine, this compound is also found in some types of mushrooms. L-Theanine helps to lower levels of the stress hormone corticosterone, and avoid the interference with memory and learning.
• Tribulus Terrestis: An invasive herb that is sometimes known as goats head originally used in Ayurveda medicine. It is mostly used for male health including virility and vitality, and is specifically more catered towards cardiovascular and urogenital health. While it is not exactly known how Tribulus works, it is known to enhance androgen receptor density in the brain which may enhance the libido enhancing properties of androgens. There is however limited evidence that is effective in enhancing fertility.
• Propylene glycol: Found in thousands of cosmetic products as well as a large number of processed foods products. It is used in many medications, serving as a way to help your body absorb chemicals more efficiently. Propylene glycol is a syrupy synthetic liquid added to absorb water and help ingredients stay moist. It’s also a common ingredient in electronic cigarettes, contributing to taste and “smoothness” of the smoke. Habitual inhalation of aerosolized Propylene glycol in industrial settings can lead to issues with the central nervous system.
• Vegetable glycerin: A clear, odorless liquid produced from plant oils, typically palm oil, soy, or coconut oil. It has a sweet taste and is sometimes used as a sugar substitute.

Does Nutrovape Performax Have Any Side Effects?

Side effects may include:

• Nausea
• Headaches
• Nausea
• Diarrhea
• Vomiting
• Cramps
• Skin disturbances such as itchiness and rashes
• Digestive tract discomfort

Are There Any Customer Reviews For Nutrovape Performax?

The customer feedback is not very positive and mainly related to the Vape stick breaking down.

Was great the first few days. Stopped working. Light didn’t come on for more than a second. Got hot and then it just stopped.

Didn’t notice a difference, and the vape only lasted 3 days of used before dying

Product is a JOKE don’t waste your money; Product is not worth a penny. It does nothing…

NOTHING Very disappointed

Does Nutrovape Performax Offer a Money-Back Guarantee?

No. There is no guarantee on offer, just a returns policy.

Nutrovape will offer returns on unused and unpacked Nutrovape Performax by giving you your money back. But you must return them within 21 days by sending the product back to the company and giving your reasons for the return.

The product page on Amazon states there is a 60-day money-back guarantee, however numerous customer reviews mention they do not abide by their own statement and claim the purchase as “nonrefundable”.

Where Can I Buy Nutrovape Performax?

You can buy Nutrovape Performax direct from the official Nutrovape website which is open to worldwide customers. US customers can also buy Nutrovape Performax via Amazon USA.