Drug Companies Fear Release Of New $2 Sex Pill For Older Men
Men in clinical trial see huge boost in desire, strength of erections, and sexual activity without side effects.
NEW YORK - It’s hard to believe that in America today an affordable pill that could improve the sex lives of millions of men is in danger of being yanked from the shelves. And it’s just because big drug companies fear for their profits.
The pharmaceutical industry is desperately trying to stop shipments of the remarkable new “Jacked Up” pill. Big Pharma is worried because men are reporting increased sex drive, stronger erections and more stamina - all without the side-effects and $40-per-pill price tag associated with drugs like Viagra. Clinical results show men feel these benefits within just a few weeks of taking Jacked Up’s active ingredient.
The pill, made for men over 50, was released early last month. Despite Big Pharma’s efforts, sales have already exceeded expectations.
Exciting Benefits
There are very good reasons why sales are booming and drug companies want it gone. Apart from costing just two dollars per daily dose, the clinical results confirm Jacked Up’s active ingredient is very impressive. It greatly boosts a man’s ability to get and keep erections. Stamina during sex also improves.
The product also has a unique ability to help men feel more passion, desire, and sex drive. These impressive benefits come from boosting testosterone levels by up to a whopping 193%. Doctors are astounded by its effects.
Why do drug companies want this pill stopped? Since the “Jacked Up” pill is natural, drug companies can’t patent it (like they did with Viagra) and make big profits. Plus, if you’re over 50 and suffering from low sex drive, decreased stamina and inability to perform, low testosterone is the biggest factor. If you can safely boost your testosterone, you won’t need their expensive pills. That’s the very reason big business is trying to have it pulled from the shelves.
Strong Clinical Results Worry Big Pharma
Recent clinical trials on Jacked Up’s active ingredient have made the drug companies more desperate. The trial results were published in major medical journals, and doctors are now recommending Jacked Up to patients.
The testing was done on men 40 – 65 years old, and the results were remarkable. The men who took the active ingredient in Jacked Up reported major improvements in their sex lives. Their ability to get and keep erections went up by over 200%. Libido and sex drive surged. Even staying power and stamina during sex more than doubled!
Head of product development, Dave McNeill, said the big drug companies weren’t worried at first. “They didn’t care because the active ingredient can take a few weeks before many men really feel the benefits. But these awesome clinical trials really got their attention. They’re learning A LOT of men will wait a few weeks if it means avoiding negative side effects and saving money.”
How It Works
The “Jacked Up” pill works by helping older men produce more testosterone. It doesn’t force dangerous fake testosterone into your body like injections do. Instead, it works with your body to produce testosterone naturally. And the results have been extraordinary. It’s like your body reboots itself to feel like it did in the prime of your life.
Initial Users Are Thrilled… And Worried
“Jacked Up has been awesome for my sex drive and performance! I’m worried it may not be available in the future. The idea that it may be taken away just to secure some big drug company’s profits is very frustrating.” - Rob H., 49 years old, Colorado Springs, CO
“My wife and I were both sexually vibrant until I had prostate cancer. After my surgery we tried everything my doctor recommended but nothing worked. Within a few weeks of taking Jacked Up, everything has been functioning beautifully and we’ve been riding high ever since!” - Ken S., 78 years old, Phoenix, AZ Doctors Speak Out
Drug companies are also concerned that doctors are now recommending Jacked Up. The active ingredient has strong clinical results and lacks the side effects seen in current drugs on the market. This makes it an easy option for doctors to suggest.
Dr. Laguna-Bedia, a specialist in internal medicine says, “A lot of men think their lack of interest and inability to perform are simply parts of aging. This is just not true. Jacked Up can help these men regain a healthy appetite for sex and the physical ability to perform.”
“Jacked Up works by boosting key male hormones without side effects. The benefits of these hormones to sexual health are well known, but they actually do more than that. Men also report more energy, less body fat and higher motivation,” said Dr. G. Pereira, a renowned surgeon in Florida.
Dr. Jacob Moss notes, “I recommend Jacked Up if you’re struggling with getting and keeping erections or low libido. It’s also a great option for men who want to last longer and have more control over when they orgasm.”
Special Opportunity for Our Readers
Drug companies are fighting hard to get rid of this product. This is making inventory disappear fast. Thankfully, a special discounted supply has been reserved for Denver Post readers. But only for those who call within the next 48 hours.
This is the best opportunity to try Jacked Up risk-free with their 100% results guarantee.
A Regional Order Hotline has been set up for local readers to call. This gives all men an equal chance to try Jacked Up.
Starting at 6:00 am today the order hotline will be open for the next 48 hours. All you have to do is call TOLL FREE 1-800-279-7342 and the company will do the rest.
Due to the possibility of Jacked Up being pulled from the shelf, phone lines are often busy. If you call and do not immediately get through, please be patient and call back. Current supplies of Jacked Up are limited, and callers that don’t get through to the order hotline within the next 48 hours will be forced to wait for more inventory to be produced. This can take as long as 6 weeks.
“If you’re over 50 and suffering from low sex drive, decreased stamina and inability to perform, low testosterone is the biggest factor. Drug companies do NOT want men to know about this affordable new pill…”