What is Elexia?

Brought to you by the same company behind InVigra, Elexia is an all-natural male enhancement supplement taken daily that may improve sexual stamina, performance and desire naturally, without the use of harsh stimulants, drugs or chemically-based ingredients. Some compare it to Enzyte, another popular male enhancement supplement.

Elexia contains yohimbe bark, tribulus terrestris fruit, St. John's wort, horny goat weed, l-arginine, Siberian ginseng, oat straw extract, sodium bicarbonate and niacin.

They may, it contains all the markers of a quality supplement—yohimbe bark and l-arginine are its key ingredients—but the issue here is the quality of its ingredients. Yohimbe bark, for example, contains less yohimbine (its "active" ingredient) compared to an yohimbe extract, meaning its effects on male enhancement are minimal, if at all effective.

Although it contains other sex-boosting ingredients, such as l-arginine and ginseng, it's either a low grade form or spread out thinly throughout its proprietary blend, minimizing its effects on male enhancement. Elexia could be effective, but only if it contained higher grade ingredients.

Mostly. Yohimbe use is linked to an increased risk of hallucinations and panic attacks in some people, and should not be used by men with a history of panic attacks, schizophrenia or depression. According to Elexia, it also increases your skin's sensitivity to UV rays.

Elexia isn't a bad product—it does contain effective ingredients such as yohimbe bark and l-arginine—but there's simply not enough in their formula. If you have a panic or mental disorder, you shouldn't take Elexia either because of an increased risk of hallucinogenic side effects. Overall, Elexia is pretty average compared to other male enhancement supplements, earning it a C.