The sexual potion No. 69 is an aphrodisiac elixir of fun love. It causes feelings of lust, ecstasy and enthusiasm. It is a stimulant 100% natural, it is used to wake up to the individual to an excited state. Increases blood flow and relaxes other body parts as sexual organs due to the vasodilator effect of natural ingredients, this sexual fostering is ideal for increasing the sensations that occur in full intercourse, stimulates the sensations of pleasure and the senses, such as sensitivity to sexual responses. It also contains arginine that is necessary so that the body produces nitric oxide, a compound that works to relax blood vessels and allow more blood flow in arteries , that of course are included in the sexual organs.
The effects may be different depending on the person.
Effects
aphrodisiac Stimulating of libido, increases sexual sensations , natural tonic to balance and calm central nervous system and stress, increases levels of nitric oxide in women producing increased sexual arousal. Man improves erection seeking stronger and long-lasting erections.
Side effects
do Not usually have side effects, do not eat more than stated. in the event that you note heat shock or small inconvenience of headache may be due to the lack of hydration, drink plenty of water to alleviate the effects.
Consumption
Take 2-5 sprays of spray half an hour before sexual activity. Apply under the tongue just 15 or 30 minutes before sexual intercourse. Do Not be repeated more than two doses in 24 hours. It is a food complement , do not apply by inhalation.
Ingredients
Content 15 ml water, vitamin C, Sodium, L-arginine, Avena Sativa and the Cranberry.
Notices
Do not take in case of pregnancy, breastfeeding, or diabetes, if you have cardiac problems or high tension. We do not recommend to under 18s. do Not exceed the recommended dose. Consumption can affect driving ability or the operation of heavy machinery. We do not recommend alcohol consumption.
Terms of delivery
There are no restrictions for this product, we can send it worldwide.
