Pharmacist Tries Honey Pack Pills, Veins Bulge Out of His Skin, Head Started Hurting

Quick Overview

The licensed pharmacist who ingested the VIP Royal Honey pill package experienced a significant increase in blood pressure (from 114/78 to 136/89) and heart rate (from 73 to 119 bpm) within 45 minutes, accompanied by severe side effects like a headache and pronounced veins in his hand, leading him to conclude the product contains illegal pharmaceutical ingredients like sildenafil (Viagra).

Key Points: The VIP Royal Honey pill caused significant physiological changes, with blood pressure rising from 114/78 to 136/89 and heart rate increasing from 73 to 119 bpm within 45 minutes of ingestion. The reviewer experienced severe side effects, including a headache localized in the back of his head and prominently visible veins on his hand. The packaging lists numerous herbal ingredients such as Zinc Maca, Horny Goat Weed, Tongkat Ali, and Guarana, but the reviewer suspects hidden, illegal pharmaceutical chemicals are present due to the strong effects. The product packaging contains multiple spelling errors and grammatical inconsistencies, such as using 'productal' instead of 'product' and missing spacing around commas in the ingredients list, suggesting poor quality control. The reviewer noted that the '10000K' strength indicator on the package is likely meaningless marketing fluff, as is the claim of being a 'NATURAL FORMULA'. Due to the severe, drug-like effects and the presence of undeclared chemicals like sildenafil (Viagra's active ingredient), the reviewer plans to send the product for lab testing. The product’s claims of being 'LARGER+HARDER+STRONGER' are attributed to the likely presence of undeclared PDE5 inhibitors, similar to those found in counterfeit Rhino pills.

Context: A licensed pharmacist, Grant Harting, who reviews supplements and medications across four states, conducts an unboxing and initial test of a male enhancement product called 'VIP Royal Honey' which comes in gold-colored packaging containing two capsules. The video documents his experience taking one capsule orally and monitoring his blood pressure and physical symptoms over the next hour to determine if the supplement contains undisclosed, potentially dangerous pharmaceutical ingredients, a common issue with unregulated male enhancement products.