Polyherbal capsule supplement
Swedish flower pollen, L-arginine, zinc, maca, and more — all named. The clinical study behind it was funded by the brand and hasn't been independently replicated at scale.
Semenax names its full ingredient list — real transparency. But the clinical study cited for its effectiveness claim was funded by the brand itself and hasn't been independently replicated at scale. That distinction matters, and we think you should know it before you order.
Swedish flower pollen, L-arginine HCL, L-lysine, zinc oxide and zinc aspartate, L-carnitine, catuaba bark, pumpkin seed, maca, and vitamin E — all disclosed.
An established supplement company with a defined brand history, positioned as a semen volume support product.
A small trial reporting increased ejaculate volume and orgasm-intensity measures versus placebo — funded by the brand, not independently replicated at scale.
Vitamin E acts as a mild blood thinner — people on blood-thinning medication should check with a doctor first.
Like all dietary supplements, this product is not evaluated by the FDA to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition — a standard, honest disclosure worth repeating.
Named ingredients, honest flag on the study — see current pricing.
Because Semenax names its full formula, you can look up each ingredient independently. L-arginine has real research behind circulation-related claims, with strength varying by context. Zinc and maca are both commonly studied in male reproductive health contexts, again with mixed-strength evidence.
This is genuinely different from products that hide their formula behind a proprietary blend name you can't research at all.
The cited study reporting increased ejaculate volume and orgasm-intensity was funded by the brand and, as far as we can find, hasn't been independently replicated at scale by outside researchers. That doesn't mean the result is false — it means the honest, accurate framing is 'a brand-funded study reports this,' not 'clinically proven.' Individual results vary, and this product is not evaluated by the FDA to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition.
No pressure, no fine print you have to hunt for. The answers below are the ones that actually matter before you order.
The brand cites a sponsored clinical study reporting increased ejaculate volume and orgasm-intensity measures versus placebo in a small trial. That study was funded by the brand and hasn't been independently replicated at scale, so treat it as a brand-cited claim rather than settled, independent proof. Individual results vary.
Named ingredients include Swedish flower pollen, L-arginine HCL, L-lysine, zinc oxide and zinc aspartate, L-carnitine, catuaba bark, pumpkin seed, maca, and vitamin E. Check the official ingredients page for full dosing per capsule.
As with any supplement, individual reactions can vary. Vitamin E acts as a mild blood thinner, so people on blood-thinning medication should check with a doctor first. If you have an existing health condition or take medication, consult a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement.
Availability varies by country and can change — check the official store's current shipping list for Canada and your specific location before ordering.
Before you order: The clinical claim behind this product comes from a brand-funded study, not independently replicated research. Read it as a brand claim to research further, not a settled fact.
Polyherbal formula from an established supplement brand.