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Has anyone ever used this? What are you thoughts/comments? Are there any other similar products out there?
SweetErika
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I looked at the site, and it looks like a bunch of junk science to me. Yes, some of the ingredients are good for the skin. Yes, some of the ingredients, like l-arginine and Vitamin D are good for our bodies. However, those have been proven effective with internal use, and the site makes it sound like they have the same health benefits with topical use. It's kind of like putting Viagra in a cream and claiming it'll solve ED issues if you rub it on your cock, when in reality, Viagra only helps ED when it's taken internally.
Is this stuff going to hurt you? Not unless you're allergic to it. Will it help moisturize the skin of your penis? Yep. Could you do the same with a healthy natural oil (coconut, cocoa butter, shea butter, sweet almond oil, etc.) for MUCH cheaper? Almost certainly. Is it better to masturbate with lube vs. dry (which is the comparison the site is using; they're not claiming the product is proven more effective than other lubes, just that using NO/insufficient lube is less healthy than using a skin-conditioning/moisturizing lube)? YES.
I'd suggest doing some research on which oils are best for your skin, then going to your local health/natural products or massage supply store and buying one of those oils/products for a fraction of the cost of this Man Oil stuff.
JustaSCOUNDREL
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Having read SEs comment and giving the site a quick look my best guess it all you'll get is a $40 dent in your wallet.
Mike
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