By Ian Mackey Last Updated: October 27, 2015

Does Crevalor Work?

Note: This is a review. To order, visit the Crevalor Website.

I’m always looking for new supplements and stacks, and as you probably know, they’re not hard to find at all. In fact, they pop all the time. I can hardly keep up with the ones that show up in my Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter feeds. Most of the time, it’s single supplements. But sometimes, it’s stacks – two or more supplements made to work synergistically together to give you better results than either supplement could alone. Recently, I came across the Crevalor and Megatropin stack for maximum lean muscle growth. When I started looking into it more closely I right away discovered that they’re both also marketed as individual supplements too. So we’re taking a look at one of the components of the stack – Crevalor.

 

 

 

 

 

Benefits of Crevalor

 

 

Crevalor positions itself mainly as a testosterone booster, but with some pre workout/fat burning properties as well. It’s basically your all around bodybuilding supplement. It’s even got a bonus benefit on top of everything else – libido support. So to list them, the benefits promised when you take Crevalor are:

 

• Improved testosterone production, both total and free.
• Explosive workouts.
• Intense thermogenics.
• Increased strength.
• Boosted libido.
• Better sexual performance.

 

Crevalor Ingredients

 

It was a pleasant surprise to find an ingredients list on the Crevalor website. A lot of the products we see that are only available online don’t provide that information. Crevalor does, though they keep information on ingredient amounts proprietary. But, hey, it’s a start.

 

Here’s the list of ingredients provided by Crevalor along with a brief description of how they work. In addition to 4mg of Calcium, the formula is a 1000mg blend of:

 

• L-Arginine (1) which acts as a precursor to nitric oxide. Nitric Oxide is a vasodilator. That means it oens up blood vessels to allow greater blood flow to muscles during workouts and to your penis during sexual activity.
• Maca Root which is an ancient aphrodisiac that also balances hormones while it increases energy and sex drive.
• Siberian Ginseng which boosts muscle strength, endurance, and your immune system.
• Yohimbe (2) which serves several purposes. It’s a stimulant for energy, and it enhances blood flow for better and longer lasting erections. You have to be careful with Yohimbe. It works, but it causes headaches, dizziness, nausea, and a racing heartbeat for some people, and it can cause more dangerous side effects as well. For people with blood pressure or heart issues and people that take certain medications, Yohimbe can cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure.
• Tribulus Terrestris (3) is thought to increase your body’s natural production of testosterone by increasing the amount of luteinizing hormone that’s released. LH signals the testes to produce and release testosterone. Increased testosterone leads to more energy and better stamina and performance both athletically and sexually.
• Epimedium increases blood flow to the penis for better erections.
• Ginkgo Biloba also increases blood flow, but with an emphasis on the brain.

 

The instructions given are to take 2 Crevalor tablets a day. It’s not specified when you should take them, but judging by the ingredient list, pre workout and/or at a regular time each day would probably work best.

 

Crevalor Before and After Testimonials

 

Crevalor is promoted through “review” websites that lead you to their free trial offer. (We’ll talk a little more about that later). These website are not really customer reviews. They’re more like marketing funnels used to draw customers to the order page. I wouldn’t really consider them reviews in the sense that they don’t really give you unbiased user feedback. There are also some testimonials on the Crevalor website that I would suggest you take with a grain of salt. Here’s what some users had to say:

 

“I am very please with the results. I get complements everywhere I go. I never thought it was possible for my muscles to look this good.”

 

“I’ve taken Crevalor 3 months and added about an inch and a half in muscle mass.”

 

Other Crevalor Before and After Testimonials were not so kind:

 

“Signed up for the [Crevalor] free trial at $4.95. My bank contacted me to confirm I really bought something from them. That should have been my first clue. Took before bed as per instructions. Wired and hardly slept all night. Next morning I felt miserable and threw up in the shower and vowed never to take the stuff again. Best of all. They charged me $89.99 14 days later and I didn’t see that anywhere in their website. If it sounds too good to be true it is.”

 

“No noticeable difference. Caused some bowel irritation.”

 

Along with these testimonials are before and after stills to drive the point home. Like I said earlier: grain of salt.

 

 

Where to Buy Crevalor

 

Crevalor is only available online through their free trial offer that you can access through these “review” website portals. The way it works is that you pay a small shipping fee and they send you a one month supply. If you do nothing, on the 14th day after you place your order, they’ll charge you full price of $89.99 for the “free trial” bottle of Crevalor they already sent you, and they’ll keep sending you (and charging you for) a new full-price bottle every month until you cancel. If this is not what you want, you have to call within 14 days of your original order day, and cancel your subscription. Now, we’ve all heard of autoship programs before and they’re not necessarily all bad, but the biggest problem with this one is that they don’t make it clear upfront what you’re signing up for. Yes, it’s in the terms and conditions, but it’s well hidden, so the majority of customers get caught unaware when they get charged 14 days later.

 

You will not find Crevalor at GNC or Vitamin Shoppe.  Online its available through the Crevalor website, Amazon, but not Bodybuilding.com.  And no reputable site actually uses Free Trials, because the only way to make money is to dupe unwitting customers.

 

Our Crevalor Conclusion

 

We usually to a Pros and Cons section when we review a supplement, but there’s really nothing to put in the Pros section for Crevalor. By the way, none of the ingredients have any thermogenic properties really, so last time I checked, that is false advertising.  It uses Yohimbe, a potentially dangerous ingredient, without specifying how much is in the formula, its claims are scattered around sexual and athletic performance to the point you don’t really know what the primary purpose is, and it’s only available by signing up for a free trial offer that basically tries to trick you into repeat business. There’s really no good reason to purchase Crevalor.

 

 

Crevalor is junk, plain and simple. If you want to see real gainz, TestoFuel has been vetted by tons of people.  To check out our review of TestoFuel, including the ingredients, Click Here

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sources:

 

(1) L-arginine is the physiological precursor for the formation of nitric oxide in endothelium-dependent relaxation. Richard M.J. Palmer, Daryl D. Rees, David S. Ashton, Salvador Moncada. Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications. Volume 153, Issue 3, 30 June 1988, Pages 1251–1256.

 

(2) Yohimbine Use for Physical Enhancement and Its Potential Toxicity. Nevio Cimolai MD, FRCP(C) & Tomas Cimolai. Journal of Dietary Supplements. Volume 8, Issue 4, 2011.

 

(3)The aphrodisiac herb Tribulus terrestris does not influence the androgen production in young men. V.K. Neychev. V.I. Mitev. Journal of Ethnopharmacology. Volume 101, Issues 1–3, 3 October 2005, Pages 319–323.

 

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