Official Site: www.MyManBusiness.com

United States

Gain stamina, improve libido, upgrade your manhood – this is the rallying cry behind Man Business, a male enhancement supplement formulated with tried-and-tested herbal extracts like L-arginine, maca, Siberian ginseng, yohimbe, Tribulus terrestris, epimedium, and ginkgo biloba. It is suggested to take the product 1 to 2 hours before “business time,” a euphemism for sex. This is said to give maximum potential for maximum sexual performance.

Increasing your sex drive and desire, energizing your body, and safely boosting natural testosterone production, Man Business is 1000 mg per serving of pure power, considered by its makers one of the most potent on the market today while carefully maintaining balance to reduce any chance of side effects.

Ingredient List

• L-arginine
• Maca
• Siberian Ginseng
• Yohimbe
• Tribulus terrestris
• Epimedium (horny goat weed)
• Ginkgo biloba

Positives

• Healthy focus on natural, herb-based testosterone production for sexual and non-sexual male benefits
• Good body of customer testimonials
• Discounts for bulk or multiple orders

Negatives

• Severe lack of clinical trial results and hard data to back up its benefit claims
• Website is deficient in crucial information, such as product intake, dosage, safety warnings, and even customer service

Final Thoughts

Man Business is well-packaged and well-marketed, with its attention on a crucial male affair that often needs assistance in the form of male enhancement. It contains proven herbal extracts in the arena of improving libido, optimizing sexual energy and performance, and boosting testosterone levels in the body. It also provides discounts for multiple buys, which is good news for return customers. But going deeper into its merits, does Man Business truly deliver? It performed satisfactorily in our product trial of up to two weeks, but there is hardly any way we can determine beyond this because the product website itself does not provide clinical data to measure and gauge performance and expectations. To truly deliver, its performance should be measurable and be up to par with promises made.