Roplex Review

Rated: 75 out of 100

Roplex is another volume pills formula relying on the traditional main ingredient, flower pollen, as its active ingredient. Unlike Ogoplex, which specifies "Swedish" flower pollen, Roplex uses merely "Scandanavian" flower pollen (which could come from Norway, Denmark or perhaps Iceland).

Roplex gets its name from the European sex slang "the ropes," referring to male orgasmic contractions. The more semen volume a man ejaculates, the more "ropes" he experiences during orgasm.

Our studies did not prove Roplex to be among the leading products in the volume pills category.

Roplex Results

Many men had heard of Roplex and were excited to give it a try. They were generally satisfied with a very small change (one point on a ten-point scale) in both sex drive and orgasmic intensity -- generally, slightly better sex. But the men who tried Roplex were shocked at the differences between their product and the men who tried Quantum Pills and Volume Pills.

Roplex is probably the most widely-distributed of the supplements we evaluated. It can be found in many supplements stores, but most of the men we asked said they would never purchase a product like Roplex over the counter.

Perhaps the lack of results seen by our testers is due to the Roplex formula's reliance on two main ingredients. The Quantum Pills and Volume Pills formulas rely on a more wide-spread formula -- perhaps a synergistic effect is responsible for the impressive differences? This is speculation, of course, and only further research can reveal whether this is true.

Considering the 20% failure rate and the lack of increase in orgasmic intensity, we rated Roplex a do not buy. There are several top rated products we consider to be more effective.

Roplex ingredients

The active ingredients in Roplex include a proprietary blend of Scandanavian flower pollen and saw palmetto.