Libido Jelly
Libido Jelly: a fruit-flavoured oral jelly with ginkgo, maca and muira puama
Libido Jelly is a food supplement in the form of an oral jelly: a fruit-flavoured gel in single-use sachets, with 10mg each of ginkgo biloba, maca root and muira puama per sachet. One box holds two sachets, and you take one straight from the sachet or stirred into a glass of water.
In short: two servings of a plant-based supplement in a format you drink instead of swallow. It contains no medicine, and no sildenafil or any other pharmaceutical ingredient.
What's in one sachet
| Ingredient | Per sachet (one serving) | Per 2 sachets (maximum a day) |
|---|---|---|
| Ginkgo biloba | 10mg | 20mg |
| Maca root (Lepidium meyenii) | 10mg | 20mg |
| Muira puama (Ptychopetalum olacoides) | 10mg | 20mg |
Other ingredients: water, lemon flavouring, thickener (E415, xanthan gum), sweeteners (E955, E967), acidity regulator (E330, citric acid), preservatives (E202, E211).
Specifications
| Product type | Food supplement, oral jelly |
| Contents | 2 single-use sachets |
| Flavour | Fruit |
| Serving | 1 sachet; no more than 2 a day |
| Packaging | Folding box with two foil sachets |
| Suitable for | Adults; not for under-18s, or during pregnancy and breastfeeding |
Prefer to get to know one of these plants on its own? Maca powder is also in our Aphrodisiacs section, as a plain food powder you can stir into a smoothie.
Oral jelly vs capsules: why this supplement comes as a gel
An oral jelly is a gel you take by mouth straight from a sachet, and its main advantage over capsules is that there's nothing to swallow whole. Plenty of people dislike capsules, and a flat sachet slips into a wallet or a jacket pocket.
Thickened with xanthan gum, the jelly has more body than a liquid shot, and the box promises a fruit flavour (the ingredient list names lemon flavouring), so the taste of the plant extracts sits in the background. Compared to a capsule, the one limitation is that a sachet is a single serving: there's no taking half and saving the rest.
Keep in mind that "oral jelly" is just a format. The same word is used for prescription medicines sold as gel sachets; this product is not one of them. We carry it for customers who simply prefer a sachet to a capsule. It's a food supplement with three plant ingredients and nothing pharmaceutical in it.
Ginkgo, maca and muira puama: the three plants in this oral jelly
It combines three plants that come from three different continents, at 10mg each per sachet.
| Plant | Origin | Part used | Traditional background |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ginkgo biloba | China | Leaf | One of the oldest living tree species; used in East Asia for centuries |
| Maca (Lepidium meyenii) | Peruvian Andes, grown above 3,500m | Root | Eaten as a food crop in the Andes for generations |
| Muira puama (Ptychopetalum olacoides) | Brazilian Amazon | Bark and root | Part of Brazilian folk practice |
Verdict: the amounts are modest, 10mg of each plant per serving, so before you buy, think of it as a convenient, pill-free way to try a combination of three traditional plants rather than as a concentrated extract. It's a food supplement, not a medicine, and we make no claims about what it does. If something is bothering you, a doctor is the right alternative, not a supplement.
One safety note with a source behind it: the European Medicines Agency's herbal committee (HMPC) advises caution when combining ginkgo with blood-thinning medication. If you take any medication, check with a doctor or pharmacist before using it. Maca on its own is also in our Aphrodisiacs section.
How to use Libido Jelly
Take one sachet at a time and no more than two in a day, according to the manufacturer's directions.
- Tear the sachet open and squeeze the jelly into your mouth, or stir it into a glass of water.
- Preferably not on a full stomach.
- Don't take more than two sachets in a day.
- Keep the sachets in their box in a cool, dark place, out of reach of children.
Not for anyone under 18, or during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Follow the directions on the box and don't exceed the recommended amount. A food supplement is not a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is oral jelly?
Oral jelly is a gel taken by mouth from a sachet instead of as a pill. This product is an oral jelly food supplement with ginkgo biloba, maca root and muira puama.
Does Libido Jelly contain sildenafil?
No. Libido Jelly contains no sildenafil and no other medicine. Its active ingredients are 10mg each of ginkgo biloba, maca root and muira puama per sachet.
How do you use Libido Jelly?
Take one sachet straight from the pack or stirred into a glass of water, preferably not on a full stomach. Don't take more than two sachets a day.
Does Libido Jelly have side effects?
Like any supplement, it isn't right for everyone. Follow the label and never take more than two sachets a day. Ask a doctor first if you're pregnant, take any medication, or have a heart or blood-pressure condition; ginkgo is known to interact with blood thinners.
Who should not use Libido Jelly?
Anyone under 18, and anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding. If you take medication or have a heart or blood-pressure condition, check with a doctor or pharmacist before using it.
How many sachets are in a box?
Two. Each sachet is one serving.
Last updated: November 2026
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Medical disclaimer. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before use of any substance.