Prelox

Prelox is taken by adult men as a daily food supplement. The French maritime pine bark extract it contains contributes to the maintenance of normal blood circulation.

It’s a food supplement, not a medicine. If you’re having problems getting or keeping an erection, speak to your prescriber or pharmacist.

Prelox combines L-arginine and taurine, which are both amino acids, with an extract from French maritime pine bark. The body uses L-arginine to make a substance that helps control the width of blood vessels, and so blood flow, and the pine bark extract contributes to the maintenance of normal blood circulation.

As a food supplement, it isn’t a medicine and shouldn’t replace a varied diet and healthy lifestyle. If you take any medicines, check with your prescriber or pharmacist before taking it.

There’s no set time for when Prelox starts to work. It’s a food supplement, so just follow the directions on the pack. These are 2 tablets twice a day for the first 2 weeks, then 1 tablet twice a day, taken with food.

If you have any questions about taking Prelox, speak to your prescriber or pharmacist.

Prelox is for adult men. Take 2 tablets twice a day for the first 2 weeks, then 1 tablet twice a day after that, with food. Don’t take more than the recommended amount.

If you take any medicines, speak to your prescriber or pharmacist before you start. Always follow the directions on the pack.

For the first 2 weeks, take 2 tablets twice a day, which is 4 tablets a day in total. After that, take 1 tablet twice a day, which is 2 tablets a day. Take them with food.

Don’t go over the recommended amount, and check the directions on your pack.

No. Viagra is a medicine that contains sildenafil and is licensed for adult men with erectile dysfunction. Prelox is a food supplement. It contains L-arginine and taurine, which are both amino acids, along with French maritime pine bark extract, and it doesn’t contain sildenafil.

If you’re having problems with erections, your prescriber or pharmacist can talk you through the options that suit you. If you take any medicines, check with your prescriber or pharmacist before taking Prelox.