L-Arginine
An amino acid the body uses to make nitric oxide, which helps blood vessels relax. That biological role explains the interest in circulation; it does not prove a benefit from this patch.
Read the ingredient referenceINGREDIENTS & LABEL
Clear information belongs at the heart of your routine. Here’s what appears on the photographed PROWESS package.
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THE INGREDIENTS. THE REASONS.
Seven botanicals. One amino acid. Get to know the ingredients behind the formula—and what the research actually says.

Ingredient benefits below describe traditional uses and research, mostly on oral preparations. They do not establish the absorption or effects of the finished PROWESS patch.
An amino acid the body uses to make nitric oxide, which helps blood vessels relax. That biological role explains the interest in circulation; it does not prove a benefit from this patch.
Read the ingredient referenceTraditionally used as an aphrodisiac and tonic. Its connection to desire makes it familiar in intimacy formulas, though human evidence is limited.
Read the ingredient referenceAsian ginseng has been studied for fatigue, with mixed results and possible modest benefits. The package does not name the species, so those findings cannot be assumed for this extract.
Read the ingredient referenceA traditional vitality botanical studied in small oral trials for sexual function, including in women. Findings need further confirmation and do not establish patch effects.
Read the ingredient referenceTraditionally used for memory and other wellness purposes. Early research has explored anxiety and cognition, but reliable evidence for these benefits remains limited.
Read the ingredient referenceAlso called eleuthero, a plant traditionally used for stamina and resilience. It is different from Panax ginseng; traditional use is not proof of a particular result.
Read the ingredient referenceA root with a history in Chinese vitality tonics. Robust human benefit evidence is lacking, and liver injury has been reported with oral Fo-Ti. Discuss the ingredient with your healthcare provider.
Read the ingredient referenceIncluded on the package label. Most research concerns urinary symptoms in men; it does not establish an energy, mood or desire benefit for women. It is listed here so you can assess the full formula.
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