Vytalin Herbal Pills: Natural Health Aid

Review Summary

Vytalin is a capsule based supplement that some people may have seen featured on some infomercials on TV. This product is said to be comprised of all herbal extracts, and the company does claim they use only the high quality ingredients. Consumers may find that this product is rather pricey, but the company does urge people to sign up for the auto ship program that sends out a month supply every 30 days. Of course, this product has to be quite satisfactory for someone to want use it daily and continually shell out big bucks for it. This is why we will take a closer look at its contained ingredients to determine what quality of formula it offers consumers.

Ingredients at a Glance

This product is said to contain the following ingredients: L Arginine, Jujube or Jujube Date, Banaba Leaf Extract, Cinnamon Bark Extract, Grape Seed Extract, Goat's Rue Powder, Green Tea Extract, Maca Root Extract, Angelica Pubescens Powder, Cnidium Monier, Ginkgo Extract, Korean Ginseng Root Extract, Chromium Picolinate, Vanadium and some filler ingredients.

Ingredients in Focus

There are some pretty trendy ingredients contained in Vytalin. For example, Cinnamon Bark Extract is rumored to generate a number of different health benefits, despite the fact that it does not yet have any supporting clinical research. Also, Grape Seed Extract is purported to be very good for health. It is a good source for antioxidants and may strengthen the immune system. The contained Maca Root is native to Peru and marketed to increase the libido. Both Ginkgo Biloba and Korean Ginseng are said to enhance the function of the brain and improve mental alertness. Though, like most of the ingredients in this supplement, such benefits are not conclusively confirmed through clinical studies.

In addition, this supplement contains a Caffeine derivative in the form of Green Tea. Some potential users who are susceptible to the effects of Caffeine may find that this ingredient causes jittery or nauseating effects.

This supplement does contain a wide range of ingredients with varying purported benefits and uses. If we knew nothing about this product besides its contained ingredients, we are not even sure if we could guess what it is meant to do.

Website

The Vytalin product website is accessible to interested consumers. We feel that this site is rather limited in what it may offer people as far as product information goes. There is no cited research and the product description mostly consists of strung along advertisement sayings. The ingredient list is shared, but the testimonials posted online are few in number and short in content. Though, this product does pop up on some other consumer review websites, where it does not receive glowing reviews. People interested in reading some consumer feedback can search for this product on review and complaint based websites to see what others are saying.

Positives

• Formula posted online
• Product website displayed

Negatives

• Expensive considering its formula
• Product has received poor consumer feedback
• Formula does include Caffeine derivatives
• No cited research provided to support the product’s claims
• Company puts consumers in an auto ship program when they order product

Final Thoughts

The makers of Vytalin market it through infomercials and online advertisements. The claims in these advertisements are quite appealing and may entice some people. This supplement does contain all herbal extracts, but we have to question the quality of this supplement’s formula, due to the negative consumer feedback. Furthermore, this product is a bit pricey at $50 a month, which is supposedly a 50 percent reduction, and not all consumers are likely to appreciate the company’s auto enrollment for their monthly shipping program. We suggest that those people interested in this product take the time to read up more about it. In fact, the links posted with this article actually lead to other articles on this very topic and may provide people with some important product information.