From the sources:
The gummies are said to boost libido, improve stamina, aid performance, and help with erection strength. Health Web Magazine+3Covington-Maple Valley Reporter+3Bainbridge Island Review+3
Ingredient lists (from some reviews) include things like L-arginine, Tribulus terrestris, Maca root, Saw Palmetto, Horny Goat Weed, etc. These are herbs & amino acids often used in male performance supplements. Bothell-Kenmore Reporter+2Silver Sage Center+2
They are marketed as “natural” supplements, often manufactured in GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) facilities, but usually disclaim that they are not FDA-approved (i.e. not tested/cleared as drugs) and “not intended to treat, diagnose or prevent any disease.” University of Namibia+2Covington-Maple Valley Reporter+2
There’s little verifiable clinical trial data showing efficacy (i.e. high-quality human trials). The available info seems mostly from reviews, testimonials, and marketing materials. Covington-Maple Valley Reporter+2Health Web Magazine+2
The ingredient amounts (doses) are often not clearly disclosed in many sources. Effectiveness depends heavily on dose. Health Web Magazine+1
There is a risk that some male enhancement supplements in general include undeclared pharmaceutical agents (like sildenafil/tadalafil) without disclosure, which can be risky especially with other medications or with cardiovascular problems. I didn’t find proof that these “Elite Male Gummies” specifically do that, but industry-wide there are warnings. (Supplement-safety watchdogs do flag these risks.)
Side effects: mild ones like digestive upset, headache are mentioned in reviews. Severe side effects are less reported — but likely under-reported. Health Web Magazine+1
Because they are supplements, they are not held to the same standards as prescription medications in many countries. Efficacy & purity can vary.
If you have medical conditions (especially heart disease, low or high blood pressure, taking nitrates or certain other medications), these supplements can have serious interactions.
Always check with a healthcare professional before using them.
In some places, import or sale of supplements with undeclared active pharmaceutical ingredients is illegal and risky.
If you are considering using “Elite Male Enhancement Gummies” or something similar:
Check the ingredient label carefully — whether they list all the active ingredients, their amounts, and any warnings.
Look for third-party testing / certificates (e.g. GMP, lab tests, purity).
Consult a doctor, especially if you have underlying health issues or are on medication.
Start with low dose (if safe) and monitor for side effects.
Be wary of strong claims (“miracle cure”, “instant results”), especially if not backed by scientific evidence.