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Anyone tried FINN Dietary Supplement?

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I asked the pharmacist about taking something milder than Cialis or Viagra. I wasn't having any trouble with an erection but I figured a little boost of something might decrease my turn around time between girls.

She recommended FINN. I took it on two separate occasions and had good and bad results. First off, it made me nauseated and jittery. Almost to the point of telling the girl to go home. I also developed a red flushness to my chest and neck.  I chugged a bunch of water and got into the action. From that point I felt pretty good. It seemed like pent up energy was causing the physical distress and once I got the hips thrusting and the heart rate up, The nausea mellowed out. 

After a long session and massive blowout, she went to take a shower. By the time she got back in 10 mins. I was full staff and ready for round two.

Anyone else have any experience with these pills?

Finn a dietary supplement for men.

Important ingredients

  • Cordyceps Sinensis
  • Panax Ginseng
  • Black Galingale
  • Eurycoma Longifolia
  • Oyster
  • Garlic

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All those ingredients are herbal (the first odd sounding thing is a fungus) so it’s far less likely to be fuck you up than a chemical pharmaceutical grade cocktail of god knows what. 

Ginseng is used in energy drinks, maybe you’re not used to it and had a reaction from that. 

Edited by nzwolfgang

I believe it is just some energy boosting supplement, nothing to do with boosting erection.

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could have been an allergic reaction to the oyster. I cant remember the name of it but I had a similar reaction to a herbal sex supplement from the pharmacy

Yes, could be the Oyster. All the ingredients listed (apart from Eurycoma Longifolia - tongkat ali) I've seen in supplements sold in 7-11, probably cheaper than these pills.

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