The Alpha Erec label — the front of it, which is all there is

Three photographs of the front of the bottle, five listing graphics, and no photograph of the back — which is where a Supplement Facts panel is printed.

The front of the bottle

One Alpha Erec bottle: a black jar with a red honeycomb label reading ALPHA EREC, MEN'S PERFORMANCE GUMMY, 30 GUMMIES, DIETARY SUPPLEMENT. This is the front. No photograph of the back of the bottle was supplied to this site. — The front of the Alpha Erec bottle, cropped from the seller's own cart photograph. The numbered points are this site's. **There is no photograph of the back of this bottle in the pack**, which is where the Supplement Facts panel is printed.

1
The brand
ALPHA EREC, set in the honeycomb. No manufacturer, no distributor and no address appear anywhere on this face.
2
The whole claim
MEN'S PERFORMANCE GUMMY. That is the entire claim sentence on the bottle, and it is a restrained one: it names a category, not an effect.
3
Thirty gummies
At the one-a-day serving in the written pack, one bottle is thirty days.
4
Dietary Supplement
The statement of identity. It is the legal category, and it is the reason a Supplement Facts panel is required on this product at all.
5
No FDA disclaimer here
The these statements have not been evaluated sentence is printed along the foot of four listing graphics. It is not on this face of the bottle.
6
And no caution
No warning, no interaction line, no storage line, no keep-away-from-children line. None of it is on this face, and there is no other face in this pack to look at.

The panel, in the shape of its absence

Every cell below is empty. The ten names are the written pack's, placed here to show the shape of the document that is missing.

Supplement Factsnot supplied to this site

Serving Sizenot supplied

Servings Per Containernot supplied

Amount Per Serving% Daily Value

L-Arginine HClnot supplied—

Ashwagandha rootnot supplied—

Horny Goat Weednot supplied—

Tribulus Terrestrisnot supplied—

Maca root extractnot supplied—

Panax Ginsengnot supplied—

L-Citrullinenot supplied—

Fenugreek extractnot supplied—

Zincnot supplied—

Vitamin D3not supplied—

Every cell above is empty because no photograph of the back of this bottle was supplied to this site, and a Supplement Facts panel is printed on the back. The ten names are the written pack's list, placed here to show the shape of the document that is missing. Nothing in this frame is a transcription, because there is nothing to transcribe.

Other Ingredients: not supplied. A gummy is mostly not active ingredient — syrup, gelatin or pectin, colour and flavour all have to be declared somewhere, and none of it was supplied here.

Seven things that follow

01
No Supplement Facts panel was supplied at all
Three photographs of the front of the bottle, five listing graphics, and no picture of the back. 21 CFR 101.36 opens with the rule that the label of a dietary supplement that is offered for sale shall bear nutrition labeling in accordance with this regulation. This site cannot show you that labelling, because it was not supplied.
02
So there is no serving size to check
The written pack says one gummy daily. A panel would state the serving size and the servings per container as regulated text. Nothing here does.
03
And no amount for any of the ten ingredients
Not one milligram figure appears anywhere in this pack, on any graphic, for any ingredient. Every amount on this site is therefore a published research dose for the named ingredient, clearly labelled as such, and never a statement about what is in this gummy.
04
Two ingredient lists that do not agree
The artwork names six ingredients. The written pack names ten. L-Citrulline, Fenugreek extract, Zinc and Vitamin D3 appear on no graphic in this pack.
05
Both of the ingredients with Daily Values are in the four that are missing
Zinc and vitamin D3 have Daily Values. Those are the two that a Supplement Facts panel must declare separately, by weight, with a percentage of the Daily Value beside them. They are the two this pack names only in prose.
06
No other-ingredients line and no allergen statement
A gummy is mostly not active ingredient. Syrup, gelatin or pectin, colour and flavour all have to be declared somewhere. No such line was supplied.
07
No caution and no storage line
Nothing on any supplied artwork warns about anything, tells you where to keep the bottle, or says to keep it away from children.

None of these is a judgement about the gummy. They are all statements about a document that is required to exist and was not supplied to this site. A photograph of the back of the bottle would settle every one of them, and this site would publish it the day it arrives.

U.S. stocking partner for Alpha Erec

$49 a bottle at six, and 60 days to decide

The seller’s own FAQ says performance changes come often weeks 3–6, and that many wait 90 days. The refund window is 60 days from purchase. Read both numbers before you pay.

Where to buy it Read the guarantee

Ten ingredients named, none with an amount
No Supplement Facts panel was supplied to this site
U.S. stocking partner for Alpha Erec

This site holds no stock and takes no payment. The prices above were supplied with the product pack and the checkout governs. No delivery date is printed anywhere on this site, because none was supplied.

What the rule actually says

21 CFR 101.36 is titled Nutrition labeling of dietary supplements. Its opening paragraph is one sentence long: the label of a dietary supplement that is offered for sale shall bear nutrition labeling in accordance with this regulation. The section goes on to set the Supplement Facts heading, the serving size, the amount per serving column and the percentage of Daily Value column.

It also covers proprietary blends. Where ingredients are declared as a blend, the figure given shall be the total weight of all other dietary ingredients contained in the proprietary blend, and the ingredients within it shall be declared in descending order of predominance by weight. That rule is what lets a careful reader of any blend label compute a ceiling for every ingredient in it.

What the artwork does carry

Every piece of printed text this site can actually read on this product.
Where	What it says
Front of the bottle	ALPHA EREC · MEN'S PERFORMANCE GUMMY · 30 GUMMIES · DIETARY SUPPLEMENT
Four listing graphics, along the foot	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.
The INSIDE graphic	Six ingredient names, no amounts
The HOW IT WORKS graphic	The same six names, each with a one-line structure-function claim
Back of the bottle	No photograph was supplied
Caution, storage, keep out of reach	Not printed on any artwork supplied
Distributor, address, phone	Not printed on any artwork supplied

Where the FDA sentence is

This sentence is printed along the foot of four of the five listing graphics. It is not on the front of the bottle, and there is no back-of-bottle photograph in which to look for it.

That is worth knowing because the sentence is required to appear on the label itself where a structure-function claim is made, not only in advertising. Whether it does appear on this bottle is, again, a question only the missing photograph answers.

U.S. stocking partner for Alpha Erec

Four things to settle before you pay

Three packs were supplied with prices: $89, $72 and $49 a bottle. The things below are the ones a price does not settle.

01
Ask for a photograph of the back of the bottle
This is the one that unlocks everything else. A Supplement Facts panel is printed on the back of every dietary supplement sold in the US. Without it you cannot know the serving size, any amount, whether the ingredients sit in a blend, what the gummy is set with, or what allergens are in it. The order desk is on +1 (720) 619-8477.
02
Ask which ingredient list is the real one
The artwork names six ingredients. The written pack names ten. Two of the four extra ones — zinc and vitamin D3 — carry Daily Values, which means a compliant panel has to declare them separately by weight.
03
Add up your zinc and your vitamin D from everything else
If this gummy does contain 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. A multivitamin plus this is two unknowns stacked on one known.
04
Count the refund window against the seller's own timing
The guarantee is 60 days from purchase. The seller's own FAQ says performance changes come often weeks 3–6 and that many wait 90 days. The window shuts a month before the trial the seller describes is over.

Where to buy it All three packs

Ten ingredients named, none with an amount
No Supplement Facts panel was supplied to this site
U.S. stocking partner for Alpha Erec

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.

Written byThe MyAlphaErec editorial desk

Medically reviewed byDr. Edmund Ko, MD, Physician

RoleMedical reviewer

Review dateOctober 13, 2026

Revised13 October 2026

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