Does Extenze work?

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There's no evidence that any type of pill or lotion will increase penis size, as Extenze claims. Extenze also claims to increase intensity of orgasms. We're not aware of scientific studies of its effectiveness to do so, nor has the FDA approved it.

Answered - 21 hr 59 min ago at 11:43pm on Feb 11 2012

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In 2006 ExtenZe agreed to pay the Orange County district attorney's office $300,000 in civil penalties for unfair business practices and false advertising -- Given that information, what do you think? - ChaCha on!

Answered by Joseph L. - 821 days ago at 2:30am on Nov 13 2009

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That depends on what you wish the results to be. If it did magically work like it claims it probably wouldn't be sold in a late night tv infomercial . ChaCha

Answered - 943 days ago at 2:49am on Jul 14 2009

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ExtenZe has a 100% guarantee. If, for any reason, you are not satisfied with it, return the bottle within 60 days for a refund.

Answered - 947 days ago at 2:18am on Jul 10 2009

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Extenze does not work for every one. For those that do see a slight swelling, comparable to a bee sting, the enlargement is only temporary and you will return to your normal size once the pill has worn off. ChaCha!

Answered by Lara C. - 957 days ago at 6:11am on Jun 30 2009

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Extenze, which promises to provide a more lasting and larger erection, has been reviewed as nothing but a scam. ChaCha on!

Answered by Gustav C. - 973 days ago at 5:44pm on Jun 14 2009

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Many say that Extenze doesn't work, and when they try to get a refund from the company they get a "full mailbox" message and they won't stay in contact with their customers. Some say that the capsules make you nauseous. Thank you for asking ChaCha!

Answered by Jessica S. - 1003 days ago at 12:08pm on May 15 2009

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Extenze is a pill constructed out of mainly herbal extracts to help a man achieve a longer, wider, harder and longer-lasting erection and is neither approved nor disapproved by the FDA. However Maxoderm is also a similar product. ChaCha again.

Answered by Sherry B. - 1007 days ago at 12:19am on May 11 2009

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That depends on what you wish the results to be, if you are expecting a permanent enlargement, no it will not work. If you read the fine print on the commercial- you will see that it provides only a temporary enlargement. Thanks for using ChaCha.

Answered by Patricia C. - 1016 days ago at 2:41am on May 02 2009