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Alpha Erec Supplement Facts: What a Panel Would Show and What Is Missing

A Supplement Facts panel is the one document that turns a list of names into a list of amounts. For this product it is not published.

Quick answer

Alpha Erec supplement facts are not published. Only the front of the bottle is shown, with no serving size and no ingredient amount.

A panel would state the serving size, an amount for each ingredient and a Daily Value for zinc and vitamin D3.

Ask for a photograph of the back of the bottle before you pay.

Alpha Erec supplement facts are the first thing a careful buyer looks for and the first thing this product does not show. This post lays out what a panel would carry, which rows are waiting for numbers here, and how to ask for the missing page.

Alpha Erec Supplement Facts: Alpha Erec Men's Performance Gummy bottle, 30 gummies

Key facts

  • No Supplement Facts panel is published for this product.
  • The artwork names six ingredients; the written product list names ten.
  • No amount is declared for any of the ten.
  • Zinc and vitamin D3 carry Daily Values, so a panel must declare them by weight.
  • The serving is one gummy a day, 30 gummies to a bottle.
  • No other-ingredients line and no allergen statement are published.

What would Alpha Erec supplement facts have to show?

A dietary supplement sold in the US carries nutrition labelling in the form of a Supplement Facts panel, and the federal rule is 21 CFR 101.36. The panel is printed on the back of the bottle. It is not decoration. It is the one place where the maker states, in regulated text, what you are swallowing.

  • The serving size and the servings per container.
  • An amount per serving beside each active ingredient.
  • A percent Daily Value for the nutrients that have one.
  • The other-ingredients line: sweetener, gelling agent, colour, flavour.
  • The allergen statement, where one applies.

None of those five rows is published for Alpha Erec on this site.

Which rows are empty, and why does that matter?

The ten names and the panel rows that are not published
IngredientNamed whereAmount publishedDaily Value
L-Arginine HClArtwork and written listNoNone
Ashwagandha rootArtwork and written listNoNone
Horny goat weedArtwork and written listNoNone
Tribulus terrestrisArtwork and written listNoNone
Maca root extractArtwork and written listNoNone
Panax ginsengArtwork and written listNoNone
L-CitrullineWritten list onlyNoNone
Fenugreek extractWritten list onlyNoNone
ZincWritten list onlyNoHas one
Vitamin D3Written list onlyNoHas one

Every amount cell is empty. The table shows the shape of the missing document, not a transcription of it.

Why do zinc and vitamin D3 make the missing panel more important?

Two of the four names that appear only in the written list are zinc and vitamin D3. They are the two that carry Daily Values, which means a compliant panel has to declare them separately by weight. If this gummy contains them, you have no figure for either.

NIH puts the adult upper limits at 40 mg of zinc and 100 mcg (4,000 IU) of vitamin D a day from all sources. If you also take a multivitamin, you would be stacking two unknowns on one known. This is the plainest reason to ask for the back of the bottle first.

Still deciding?

Ask for the back of the bottle first. If you decide to order, the price and the 60-day guarantee are on the order page.

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Prices are confirmed at checkout before you pay. The 60-day window runs from purchase.

What can you work out without Alpha Erec supplement facts?

Some things are published. The serving is one gummy a day, and a bottle holds 30, so one bottle is 30 days. The three packs are priced at $89, $72 and $49 a bottle, which makes $178 for two bottles, $216 for three and $294 for six. Those are facts about the order, not about the contents.

What you cannot work out is anything that needs an amount: how much of a studied dose a gummy carries, how the actives share the gummy, or how much sugar you take with each one. For that you need the panel. Our label page shows the front of the bottle point by point.

What should you ask for before you pay?

  1. A photograph of the back of the bottle, where the panel is printed.
  2. A statement of which ingredient list is the real one: six names or ten.
  3. The other-ingredients line, including what the gummy is set with.
  4. The allergen statement.
  5. The amount of zinc and vitamin D3, if they are in it.

The order line is on +1 (720) 619-8477. Write down who you spoke to, the date and what they said. A spoken answer is not a panel, but a dated note is better than a memory.

How do the missing facts sit with the 60-day window?

The guarantee is 60 days from purchase. The seller's own FAQ says performance changes come often in weeks 3 to 6 and that many wait 90 days. The window closes a month before the longer of those two timings. With no panel to read, your own dated notes are the only evidence you will have, so start them on day one. The guarantee page sets out the refund steps and the returns address.

Frequently asked questions

  • Does Alpha Erec have a Supplement Facts panel?

    No panel is published on this site. Only the front of the bottle is shown.

  • How many ingredients does Alpha Erec name?

    Six on the artwork and ten in the written product list. The extra four are L-citrulline, fenugreek extract, zinc and vitamin D3.

  • Is any ingredient amount published?

    No. Not one amount is declared for any of the ten names.

  • Why are zinc and vitamin D3 singled out?

    They carry Daily Values, so a panel must declare them separately by weight. NIH sets adult upper limits for both.

  • Is the product FDA approved?

    No. Dietary supplements are not approved before sale, and this product makes no such claim.

  • What should I do if I take medicines?

    Take the ingredient names to a pharmacist before the first gummy.

Our view

Alpha Erec supplement facts are the missing page that would settle most open questions. Until a photograph of the back of the bottle is published, the honest position is that the names are known, the amounts are not, and the two lists disagree.

If that is acceptable to you, the 60-day window is a fair way to test. If it is not, wait for the panel. Related reading: The One Photograph That Would Answer Six Questions.

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What this page was checked against

Every figure on it is transcribed from the supplied Supplement Facts panel and checked-out pack, derived by arithmetic from those, or taken from a source on the references page.

Medically reviewed byDr. Edmund Ko, MD, Physician
RoleMedical reviewer
Review dateOctober 30, 2026
Revised