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VigRX Plus review
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Good for: Men curious about a herbal blend who accept that its one trial was paid for by the maker.
Skip it if: You have ED you haven't discussed with a doctor, take blood thinners (ginkgo can add to bleeding risk), or have heart disease or uncontrolled blood pressure.
Visit VigRX Plus
VigRX Plus is a capsule of about a dozen herbs, including Asian red ginseng, ginkgo, saw palmetto, damiana, muira puama, catuaba and hawthorn, sold by Leading Edge Health of Victoria, British Columbia. The site calls it "the world's only clinically-tested and proven, all-natural male enhancement formula". Unlike most of its rivals, it can at least point to a published trial.
That trial, published in BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine in 2012, gave 78 men aged 25 to 50 with mild-to-moderate ED and no other illness either VigRX Plus or a placebo for 12 weeks. Erection scores rose sharply on the pills and barely moved on placebo. But the maker paid for the trial supplies and the publication, the authors were paid for their work, and a contract research firm ran it. We found no independent replication. The formula tested also contained tribulus, epimedium and cuscuta, which the current homepage doesn't list, so check the label. And the best-studied herb in it, ginseng, did little on its own: a 2021 Cochrane review found only trivial effects on erectile function. Our ingredient guide goes through each herb.
A month costs about $62, less in multi-packs, and there is no autoship. The 67-day guarantee is real but narrow: you return the two empty containers so they arrive within 67 days of delivery, you pay the postage, and only one refund per customer. The cheap $19.95 starter bundles VigRX Delay Wipes, one of two products FDA called unapproved new drugs in a June 2026 warning letter to the seller.
Verdict: the most evidence of any pill here, which still means one small, maker-funded study in healthy young men. If you have real trouble with erections, FDA-approved ED drugs, now sold as generics, have far stronger independent evidence; start with ED treatments that work.
The facts
- Cost
- On the official order page (Nov 10, 2026): one month "as low as" $62.10, three months "as low as" $51.66 a month, or a 15-day starter with VigRX Delay Wipes for $19.95. Free shipping to the lower 48 states; we saw no autoship option.[1]
- What it claims
- Calls itself "the world's only clinically-tested and proven, all-natural male enhancement formula" for firmer erections, desire and stamina. The homepage lists damiana, Asian red ginseng, muira puama, hawthorn, catuaba, saw palmetto, ginkgo and Bioperine (black pepper). Its footnotes say people giving testimonials got a free month's supply and some customer photos are stock.[2]
- Evidence
- One published trial: BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2012, 78 men aged 25 to 50 with mild-to-moderate ED and no other illness, 12 weeks; erection scores rose far more than on placebo. The maker paid for the trial supplies and publication and the authors were paid for their work; we found no independent replication, and the tested formula also contained tribulus, epimedium and cuscuta, which the homepage doesn't list. For its best-studied herb, a 2021 Cochrane review found ginseng has only trivial effects on erectile function.[3][4][5]
- Billing & refunds
- 67-day guarantee: return the two empty containers, plus any unopened ones, so they arrive within 67 days of delivery. Shipping isn't refunded, you pay return postage, and refunds are limited to one order per customer.[2]
- FDA & FTC actions
- In June 2026 FDA warned the seller, Leading Edge Health, that two sister products, VigRX Delay Wipes and Erectin Stimulating Gel, are unapproved new drugs because of how they are marketed; the letter did not cover VigRX Plus capsules. FDA also sent the company an online advisory letter in 2019 over GenF20 Plus. We found no hidden-drug notice for VigRX Plus and no FTC case, which is not proof of safety.[6][7]
Sources
- VigRX Plus: order page (checked Nov 2026)
- VigRX Plus: official site and guarantee (checked Nov 2026)
- Shah GR et al.: Evaluation of a multi-herb supplement for erectile dysfunction, BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine (2012)
- Vedic Lifesciences: clinical study report on VigRX Plus capsules, sponsor Leading Edge Marketing (2010)
- Cochrane: Ginseng for erectile dysfunction (2021)
- FDA: Warning letter to Leading Edge Health Inc., ref. 729193 (Jun 2026)
- FDA: Health Fraud Product Database (tainted products, recalls, advisory letters)