In the movie "Yes Man," Jim Carrey faces a choice of whether to buy penis enlargement pills from an Internet ad or pass on it.
Since the premise of the movie is that he has to say "yes" to everything, he signs up.
Of course, we don't find out if they actually work there, but one is left wondering, is there any truth to the advertising surrounding penis enlargement pills? In actuality, there are products that work.
It can just be hard to sort out the wheat from the chaff when you're on the Internet.
However, there are a few tell tale signs that let you know if a product is worth buying or not.
First, make sure it does not contain Yohimbe.
If this is listed anywhere on the ingredients, stay away, as this herb will cause serious side effects.
Second, make sure that the ingredient list is readily available.
If the seller won't tell you what's in it, it's likely not going to work.
Third, don't fall for crazy promises.
Supplements that actually work don't do it overnight.
They only add a few inches at most.
If the seller is promising you six inches overnight, guaranteed, it's not going to happen.
Save your money for something that does work.
Fourth, don't get pressured into buying a lifetime supply.
You should always try the smallest sample possible and see if there's any change.
Usually it will take about 2-4 weeks to see an effect.
If it doesn't work by then, try a different supplement.
Finally, always check with your doctor before trying any herbal supplements.
If you are on medication, especially anything to do with blood pressure or your heart, herbs can interact negatively with that.
Gaining an inch or two below the belt won't help you if you have a heart attack.