has anyone heard of "volume plus" pills for men?

Question

i've just read about pills called volume plus which are for men they increase thier semen level by 500% and better sex life. were trying for a baby and he has low sperm count were on waiting list but takes 3 years he takes selenium and vitimn E but has anyone heard of these ones? not sure if ok to take says works in 2 wks any one got any advice please? or any other supplements he can take thanks

hi buckster thanks for advice but how would the military help thought they wouldn't as its not to do with them?

Answer 1

It is very doubtful that this product works. You should ask your doctor, but it appears that this product is being marketed over the internet and, because we have not seen it on a TV commercial (have you noticed that about 1 of 3 commercials is for medicine anymore) it is probably not worth the bottle it comes in. There is a lot of false hope out there with some incredible claims. If it sounds revelutionary and too good to be true, it is probably a scam. If htis product was the real deal it would be making headlines.

Good luck to you and your husband!

Answer 2

There is no 100% birth control method. Also, when it comes to parenting - it takes 2. 2 to conceive, 2 to take it to term, 2 to raise the child. Women take the pill. OK - that is a woman essentially declaring she is not interested in having a child or perhaps is wanting to regulate her cycle. Both of these seem to be perfectly rational reasons for a woman to take the pill. Also, both woman and men insist on or refuse to use condoms. That choice is an individual choice that has potential consequences. For condoms, there is more at stake than birth control. For condoms, its also to limit the spread of disease. Informed people (both genders) know this. Notice how I said limit rather than prevent... both with birth control and disease. Next we have the male pill... For a moment, before we discuss it, lets take disease out of it because when it comes to 'the pill', male or female, it doesn't prevent disease from spreading so it is therefore all about birth control. That said, there are two reasons to use a condom: birth control and to limit the likelyhood of disease spreading. There are two reasons to take the pill if you are a women: birth control AND regulating the menstrual cycle. On the other hand, there is but one reason for a man to take a male pill: birth control. Having said that, does that mean that if a man were to be on the male pill that he, if his pill... and a condom insisted on by bth parties... and her pill... failed, that the man would have an equal if not greater say in what happens with the pregnancy both parties were clearly taking steps to prevent? I doubt the man would have any more say than they do now, which, since its two parties only involved, is either all or nothing. I understand that a woman goes through a clearly high amount of risk in many different ways for the term of the pregnancy, but lets not ignore that the same is true for the man for 18+ years after the baby is born. Considering the law, medicine, biological reality, etc.,... there is no easy, fair answer. The issue simply cannot be made into a 50/50 equal partnership issue with 50/50 splits of all responsibilities. It would be great if that were possible, but the fact is it isn't possible - nature leans one way and the law leans the other. I'm not trying to imply that the law or nature is somehow wrong, merely saying that in a way, there is a balance of sorts already. Its not like the male pill is any more or less necessary from a birth control standpoint that permanent surgery for either gender. Both are imperfect and have failed in fact - just like the more mundane methods. In the end, it seems that its a self perpetuating situation where there isn't demand because there isn't much awareness or motivation. Men aren't going to be able to use the same arguments to gain support or avoid responcibility for something they actively avoided any more than they are now are they? The law, if not society, looks at unwanted pregnancy as either a mistake on the part of the woman or fault on the part of the man. If that's the situation, why bother consuming a drug without a known long tern history when the result is the same when it fails? I consider that faulty logic, but humans (both genders) don't think logically about emotional topics and parenting, regardless your thoughts, is clearly and certainly, an emotional topic.

Answer 3

I just did some reading now, and it seems that these pills are sold from health shops etc.

I think that if these worked, they'd be given to all couples trying for a baby by registered doctors. But then again, also, if they are from health shops, they are harmless to try.

So try them, and good luck. And remember, the best chances to get pregnant is by having lots of sex. Everyday twice a day if you can. And, if it makes you feel better, it can take two normal people up to a year to get pregnant, so don't give up! I'm rootin for ya!

Answer 4

Only in spam email. *LOL* I would NOT be taking anything his DOCTOR doesn't sign off on first.

Make sure he's not smoking or drinking or taking drugs (other than those legally prescribed by a doctor). Make sure he's eating a HEALTHY diet and exercising. Also, have him ditch the "tighty-whities" and wear boxers. (The higher temperature in the testicles by having them close to the body with the bvd's will decrease sperm count.) Also, he needs to stay away from hot tubs, etc.

And you also need to be doing what you can to keep yourself healthy so what he does "put out" has the best chance of reaching their mark, so to speak. :)

Last but not least -- don't stress over this. Frequently, people get so stressed out by the "mechanics" of trying to get pregnant that they take all the fun out of it for themselves and actually compound the problem. Sometimes, both partners just need to relax and let nature take its course. The more he stresses over whether or not he's brought enough "troops" to the party, the more difficult it will be for him to perform.

Answer 5

If your husband is going to take something that increases his semen levels by 500%, I'd recommened keeping a few towels and a life-preserver handy during sex.

An inflatable raft might not be a bad idea either.

Answer 6

Volume Pills Uk

Answer 7

I have heard about these pills, and made some enquiries about them. apparently they can - in some cases - increase the volume of ejaculate.

ejaculate is semen (liquid carrier) + sperm

however, they do this by increasing the semen, not the sperm. in effect it is like watering down 'normal' semen.

I do not know if it is possible to increase sperm production

Answer 8

Known fact.Banana skin increases sex drive and sperm count.
As does nutmeg.Sprinkle on breakfast cereal.Never heard of
the pills.Best ask in health food shop to be safe.

Answer 9

I believe peter north markets a supplement called "Power Pills" that are suppose to make men come bucket loads. Might want to check into that.

Answer 10

They don't work and purchasing them in the hopes of increasing potency is just a rip-off. You need to check with appropriate medical personnel to get assistance. As a military wife, you can get help through your local base hospital and/or TRICARE.