The manufacturers of Stroke 29 say the product is solely meant for male masturbation. It does not serve any useful purpose as a male enhancement product – it will not increase the size of the penis or provide more endurance during a sexual encounter or even improve upon the quality of an erection.
Stroke 29 Reviews
Most people who try this product seem to be satisfied but it’s one dimensional. Stroke 29 won’t sexually arouse your partner or give them any kind of pleasure as other creams do, such as Erexanol Cream. This product is supposed to heat up after the 29th stroke and give the feeling of contact with another person’s body, probably close to sexual intercourse but that’s a stretch. The fact that a man is waiting for the 29th stroke is also a bit comical, as if the man would be counting as he is masturbating.
Stroke 29 Ingredients
The ingredients are pedestrian, meaning there is no key ingredient that is going to make the final outcome, the orgasm, more pleasurable. Stroke 29 is basically a vehicle to get you to the climax. The ingredients include:
- Water
- Octyl Palmitate from Coconut Oil
- Almond Oil
- Stearyl/Cetyl Emulsifiers
- Aloe Vera
- Vitamin E
- Methyl/Propyl Paraben
- Germal
- Carborner 940
- TEA
Does Stroke 29 Really Work?
In a word, yes, Stroke 29 will help a man reach orgasm. But most men don’t need a gel or cream to help them reach orgasm; all they need is a porn magazine or movie or their imagination and they are off. The question here is Stroke 29 worth the money when it is simply a one dimensional product that won’t pay dividends on other erotic levels like many other male enhancement products. It won’t make your erection thicker or fuller or provide you with a boost of energy to enhance a sexual encounter. If there is improvement in the orgasm it may be a result of trying something new when masturbating, but that may wear off with time, too.
Buy Stroke 29
A 3.3 ounce tube of Stroke 29 costs about $11. It’s not an exorbitant fee to pay if you are out to try something new when masturbating. There are no health risks involved and no side effects so men can use Stroke 29 as much as they want. But again, there is no added incentive to buy the product because it is basically an applied oil-based cream that heats up around the 29th stroke.
Men who are looking for a versatile male enhancement cream would be better off using Erexanol. It is produced to aid in boosting the sexual experience by increasing the hardness of the erection, making it fuller and more powerful. Erexanol is applied before sexual intercourse or before a man masturbates, it is also safe to use with a condom. Stroke 29 should not be used with a condom as its oil-based ingredients defeat the purpose. Erexanol is safe and has no side effects for the male or female.
