Maxidus is manufactured by a company called Biogulf in Malaysia.  According to the self proclaimed Maxidus Official Website it is a male sexual enhancement product that is a 100% herbal formula that starts working within 20 minutes and produces harder, longer lasting erections, enhances sex drive and desire, prolongs performance, and enhances sexual pleasure.  The goal of this product is to alleviate many of the symptoms of sexual dysfunction.  Another similar website claims “you’ll get more semen during ejaculation, more power, more penile hardness, and better ejaculatory control.”  Sounds good to me.  It also states that “you’ll be glad to know that Maxidus contains the exact same powerful ingredients as Libidus with an added Chinese herb called ‘Ku Gua’”.  I’m not so sure that having the same ingredients as Libidus is a good thing, but I’ll get back to that in a minute.

Ingredients:

Each capsule of Maxidus contains the following ingredients – Eurycoma Longifolia, Flos Catharmi, Rhizoma Curcurmae Longae, Ginko Biloba, Herba Epimedii, Herba Cistanches, Astragalus Membranaceus, and Momordica Charantia (Ku Gua).

Something to Consider:

The only difference between the former product, Libidus, and the new product, Maxidus, is the addition of Ku Gua.  This is significant because back in 2006, the FDA banned Libidus, and several other similar products (Zimax, Neophase, Nasutra, Vigor-25, Actra-Rx, and 4EVERON), stating that these are “illegal drugs that contain potentially harmful undeclared ingredients.”  The FDA went on to say that the banned products contained chemicals similar to those found in the prescription drugs Viagra and Levitra.  The FDA analyzed the products and determined that Zimaxx contained sildefafil, Viagra’s active ingredient, and that the other illegal products (Libidus included) contained chemical ingredients that were similar to either sildenafil or vardenafil, the active ingredient in Levitra.  One could easily view this fact as a positive, however, since those other products are known to work well.

Consumer responses to the use of Maxidus seem to be favorable although inconsistent, citing that it didn’t produce the same results every time and that the lead time for it to work varied between 30 – 90 minutes.

The final word on Maxidus:

I like the name Maxidus, it inspires visions of Roman gladiators and makes me feel like I could “joust” with my manhood.  When I tried Maxidus, the urge to drag wenches back to my room for servicing was overwhelming.  However, common sense and several restraining orders prevented me from doing that.  The bottom line is that is did ultimately work for me and what’s her name seemed to have a good time as well.  My only caution would be the legality of the product due to it’s checkered past with the FDA.

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