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volkswagenguy

December 12th, 2011

I am wondering if anyone has ever used any OTC performance enhancers, and how they worked. I know that drug stores carry the Enzyte "energy shots" that are supposed to enhance sexual performance. Has anyone ever used these "energy shots" or pills of a similar nature?

I just wanted to get others opinions before I got spend money to get them.

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pokealoke

replied December 12th, 2011

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I never have because I am skeptical. I dont believe they work. That's just my opinion.

I have used ED meds such as Viagra and Cialis. Both have been rally good for me, and I dont have ED.

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