Samson 10000 Male Sexual Enhancement 6 Pills Bottle

What it is

Samson 10000 is a herbal dietary supplement for adult men, supplied as a sealed white bottle holding six capsules. The front of the bottle carries the brand in gold lettering across a dark panel and is marked "6 Count — Dietary Supplement". The Supplement Facts panel on the back sets a serving size of one capsule and names five ingredients with individual weights, followed by a separate proprietary blend declared at 1,000 mg. The bottle is marked Made in USA and "Distributed By: Power Pills, Inc., Hallendale, FL 33008".

The cap arrives under a printed tamper band reading "Sealed For Your Protection". Every number, ingredient name, direction and warning set out below was read off those printed panels, not copied from the text that previously sat on this page.

What's inside

The panel on this bottle prints an individual milligram weight against most of what it names, so five of its entries can be read exactly rather than inferred. Taken in the order they appear:

• Niacin (as Vitamin B3) — 50 mg, 250% of the Daily Value. Niacin is a water-soluble B vitamin found in ordinary foods such as poultry, tuna, brown rice and peanuts. It is the only entry here with an established Daily Value, which is why a percentage can be printed against it at all. The NIH Office of Dietary Supplements fact sheet on niacin sets out intake levels, food sources, and the temporary skin-flushing sensation that supplemental niacin is widely known to produce in some people at higher amounts.
• Korean Ginseng (root) — 250 mg. The line directly beneath prints Panax ginseng (powder), the botanical name for the same plant. It is a slow-growing woodland perennial of the Korean peninsula, north-east China and far-eastern Russia. Roots are commonly left in the ground for four to six years before they are lifted, and the forked, roughly limbed shape of a mature root is the origin of the name. NCCIH keeps a plain-language summary at Asian ginseng.
• Tribulus (fruit) Powder — 50 mg. Printed with Tribulus terrestris on the line below. The fruit alone is used here rather than the whole plant: it is small, dry and woody, and splits at maturity into five hard segments. The plant sprawls flat over poor, dry ground and carries small yellow five-petalled flowers.
• Cinnamon (bark powder) — 30 mg. The second line reads Cinnamon cassia, which identifies this as cassia cinnamon rather than the Ceylon type. Cassia is the darker, coarser and far more common of the two in North America. The material is the inner bark of the tree, stripped and dried until it curls into the familiar quills, then milled to powder.
• Ginkgo biloba (leaf) Powder — 30 mg. Ginkgo is the last surviving species of an otherwise extinct order of trees, with a fossil record reaching back more than 200 million years and no close living relatives. The part used is the fan-shaped leaf, which turns uniformly gold before it drops. NCCIH's summary sits at Ginkgo.
• Proprietary Blend — 1,000 mg. This is printed as its own line at the foot of the panel, with no constituent names listed beneath it. A proprietary blend discloses a combined weight only, so there is nothing further to report: the manufacturer does not print what makes up this 1,000 mg, and no guess at its contents appears anywhere on this page.

Everything above is botany and nutrition — what these materials are, and where they are grown. None of it is a statement about what a capsule will do for the person swallowing it.

Supplement Facts

The five other ingredients build the capsule rather than fill it. FD&C Red #40 and titanium dioxide colour the shell and make it opaque; titanium dioxide is a white mineral pigment long used in capsule shells, though it is no longer permitted as a food additive in the European Union. Cellulose supplies bulk. Magnesium stearate is the lubricant that stops powder sticking to the tooling on a filling line, and silica takes up stray moisture so the fill stays free-running. They sit outside the declared amounts above.

How to use it

One capsule, taken 45 minutes prior to sexual activity — that is the whole of the directions line on the bottle. No build-up period is described, and no second capsule is called for.

Immediately beneath it, the caution line fixes how often: never more than one capsule within four days, and no use at all by anyone under the age of 18. Swallow it with water. No storage instruction is printed anywhere on the bottle, so handle it as you would any other supplement — cap closed, somewhere cool and dry away from direct sun, and well out of reach of children.

Who it's for

This is a product for adults aged 18 and over, and the six-capsule bottle is the format to reach for once you already know how you get on with this kind of supplement. Because the caution line spaces capsules four days apart, six of them amount to a supply kept in a drawer rather than something bought for one particular evening. That is the practical difference between this bottle and the single-serving cards sold alongside it.

Anyone the warning block covers should skip it, and it stands in for nothing — not rest, not diet, not exercise, and certainly not a conversation with a clinician. To weigh this bottle against other counts and formats, browse the Supplements for Men category or the wider male enhancement pill listings.

Good to know

Before anything else on this page, read the warning block on the bottle. It is printed in the manufacturer's own words and it is unusually specific: use only as directed; do not take this product if you have a serious medical condition or take nitrates, nitroglycerin or prescription medications; do not use if you have heart problems or high blood pressure; consult with your physician if you have any of these medical conditions.

The two drug names in that sentence are not incidental. Nitrates and nitroglycerin are prescribed for angina and related cardiac conditions, and the bottle rules out combining them with this capsule outright. The same caution reaches wider than those two names: being plant-derived says nothing about whether an ingredient interacts with medication, which is a point NCCIH returns to throughout its guidance on dietary and herbal supplements. Anyone on a regular prescription should settle the question with a pharmacist before ordering rather than after. Discontinue use and seek advice if you feel unwell.

One figure is worth raising with a clinician in its own right: the niacin in a single capsule is printed at 250% of the Daily Value. If you already take a B-complex, a multivitamin, or a standalone niacin supplement, mention it, because those amounts add together across everything in the cupboard. No California Proposition 65 warning appears anywhere on this bottle.

Shipping and packaging

Orders ship in plain outer packaging that names neither the contents nor Gear Isle. Dispatch is the next working day for orders placed on a business day, and faster carrier options can be selected at the checkout if the date matters.

Frequently asked questions

How many capsules come in the bottle?

Six. They arrive together in one sealed white bottle, and the front of the bottle is marked "6 Count". The serving size printed on the Supplement Facts panel is one capsule.

Which ingredients have printed amounts?

Five of them. Niacin is declared at 50 mg, Korean ginseng root at 250 mg, tribulus fruit powder at 50 mg, cinnamon bark powder at 30 mg, and ginkgo biloba leaf powder at 30 mg. Each of those figures is printed individually on the panel.

What is in the 1,000 mg proprietary blend?

The bottle does not say. A proprietary blend is declared as a combined weight only, and on this panel the blend line carries no constituent names underneath it. Anything beyond the 1,000 mg figure would be guesswork, so none is offered here.

How soon before, and how often?

The directions give one capsule 45 minutes prior to sexual activity. The caution line immediately below limits that to one capsule in any four-day window and excludes anyone under the age of 18. Both figures are printed on the back of the bottle.

Is it safe to combine with medication I already take?

Ask a pharmacist or your doctor before you order. Nitrates, nitroglycerin and prescription medications are named directly in the bottle's warning, which also rules out use by anyone with heart problems or high blood pressure.

Who makes it, and where?

The bottle is marked "Distributed By: Power Pills, Inc., Hallendale, FL 33008" and "Made in USA". The barcode on the same panel reads 006179292734. Gear Isle stocks and ships this item; the formula and the packaging are the distributor's.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe supplement facts directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Dietary supplement for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition, heart concerns, or take prescription medication (including nitrates). Keep out of reach of children.