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What Is Boostaro, and What Does It Do for Men?

Medically reviewed by Dr. Rachel Rubin, MD, Physician

Earnings disclosure: this website earns when an order goes through its checkout. It is a USA Authorized Boostaro Retailer, not the manufacturer.

What is Boostaro, in plain words?

Start with the simple part. Boostaro is a supplement that you swallow. It comes as a capsule, and one bottle holds 60 of them. The count is printed on the front of the bottle, so you can check it the day the parcel arrives.

It is sold for adult men. The distributor’s papers say 18 and over. If you are younger than that, this is not a product for you, and the same goes for anyone who is pregnant or nursing.

People often look for Boostaro as a gummy, as drops or as a powder. It is none of those. The papers behind this website describe one format only: a capsule. If a listing shows another format, it is selling something else with a similar name.

The word on the label that matters most is “supplement”. A supplement is food-law territory. It is not a drug, it is not tested against a disease, and the FDA does not approve it before sale. Keep that in your head as you read the rest of this page.

What does Boostaro do for men, according to the bottle?

The bottle makes three short statements. We copy them exactly, because the exact words are the honest way to answer this question.

• “Supports a healthy blood flow”
• “Boosts bedroom stamina”
• “Clinically studied ingredients”

That is the whole of the bottle’s promise. The first line is about circulation. The second is about stamina in the bedroom. The third says the ingredients, one by one, have been studied. It does not say the finished product has been studied, and it has not. No clinical trial of Boostaro itself exists.

The vendor’s listing artwork uses stronger words, such as “enhances night performance”, “nourishes vital energy” and “100% natural and effective”. Those lines are not on the bottle, and we do not repeat them as claims. When the artwork says more than the bottle, we follow the bottle.

So what does Boostaro do for you? In honest terms: it gives you seven named nutrients and plant or enzyme extracts in a daily capsule, and the label points at blood flow support. Whether you notice anything is not something a label can promise. See our page on how long it takes for the timing the buyers describe.

What is Boostaro good for, and what is it not for?

A fair way to answer “what is Boostaro used for” is to split it in two.

The product does not claim to treat erectile dysfunction, and no dietary supplement may make that claim. It does not claim to raise testosterone either. If those are your real worries, a doctor is the right first stop. A urologist or a family doctor can look at blood pressure, medicines, sleep and heart health, which a capsule cannot do.

The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases keeps a plain page on erectile dysfunction. It is a good place to read before a doctor visit, and it sells nothing.

What is in a Boostaro capsule?

Seven ingredients are named on the sales page. Here they are, with the one fact that stays the same on every row: the amount is not published.

That last column is the weak spot. Without amounts, you cannot compare the capsule with any study. The research on these ingredients used set doses, for example 1.5 g a day of L-citrulline for one month in a small trial. We do not know whether a Boostaro capsule comes anywhere near that, and nobody can tell you from the label.

Our companion article on the ingredients goes through the seven one at a time. The short version is that L-citrulline has the most relevant research and L-lysine has the least.

What does the name Boostaro mean?

Search data shows that people ask this. The honest answer is short: the papers we hold do not explain the name. It is a brand name for a product. We will not make up a meaning for it.

What we can say is which names go with which things. Boostaro is the product. Boostarovitality is the company that runs this website and is a USA Authorized Boostaro Retailer. The sales page the distributor works from sits on a separate site, and the order desk email uses that site’s name. If you see a different spelling, such as an extra letter, check that you are on the page you meant to visit.

Is Boostaro a medicine, and who sells it in the USA?

No. Boostaro is not a medicine. It is a dietary supplement. The disclaimer that goes with every supplement applies here: the statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, and the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

On who sells it: this website is run by Boostarovitality, a USA Authorized Boostaro Retailer, from New York. We run the checkout. We are not the manufacturer, and the manufacturer’s name is not published in the material we work from.

The website desk cannot see orders. For anything about a parcel or a refund, use the order desk.

What should a new reader check before buying?

If you have read this far and want to go on, here is a short list. It takes ten minutes.

1. Read the Supplement Facts panel on the real bottle when it arrives. It governs over anything on a website, including this one.
2. Check the seal under the cap and the lot code printed on the base of the bottle. The lot on file is BAR-26/AM-7740.
3. Write down your purchase date. The 60-day guarantee runs from the day you buy, not the day the box arrives.
4. Make a list of every medicine you take, and show it to a doctor or pharmacist before the first capsule.
5. Decide ahead of time what you will look for and when you will judge it. Three to six weeks is the range the buyers describe.

None of this is hard. All of it is more useful than another sales page.

Frequently asked questions

Our view

Boostaro is a plain product with a short label. It is a daily capsule with seven named ingredients and a blood flow line on the front. That is easy to understand, and we think it should be described exactly that way.

The weak points are just as plain. No amounts are published, no daily serving is printed on the sales page, and the finished product has not been through a trial. If you buy it, buy it knowing those three things. If a published milligram figure is a must for you, this label will not meet that bar.

If it sounds like a fit, the 60-day guarantee gives you time to find out for yourself. Start with a doctor’s opinion if you take any medicine at all.

Earnings disclosure: this website earns when an order goes through its checkout. It is a USA Authorized Boostaro Retailer, not the manufacturer.