XtendOvite Review: 21 Things You Should Know

Update 9/9/22. Extend your life with XtendoVite. Those words got my attention as I listened to a podcast commercial during a long drive home one night. My first thoughts were what is XtendOvite? What are the ingredients? and Can it really extend your lifespan? This XtendOvite review will cover the research on the supplement and its ingredients in addition to side effects, who makes it, testimonials, it and several other things. Does XtendOvite work? Let's see. See the Bergamot review and apple cider vinegar reviews too.

1 XtendOVite Health Benefits

On the website for the supplement, they say it's supposed to:

• Support your heart and circulation
• Boosts natural immune system

2 How Does XtendOVite Work?

From a brochure I located at XtendOvite.com, the supplement is supposed to work by killing “killing yeast in the gut and detoxifying the metals in the liver” The brochure also said the supplement “strengthens the heart and arteries  to help reduce cholesterol from building up.”

Oddly, the website doesn't mention killing yeast or detoxifying metals in the liver. These things are only mentioned in the brochure you have to download.

3 XtendOvite Research

When I went to the product websites (HeartDrop.com and XtendOvite.com) I did not see any clinical research listed for the supplement. I also was not able to locate any product research when I searched clinical databases either. This means, the supplement – itself – may not yet have been tested in a lab to see if it really works or not.

So, The best way to understand this supplement is to look at its ingredients. Let's do that next.

4 XtendOVite Ingredients

Each capsule of XtendOvite has the following ingredients

Ingredient	Amount
Hawthorn leaf extract	100 mg
Garlic powder	75 mg
Valerian root powder	75 mg
Cayenne powder	75 mg
Bilberry leaf powder	75 mg
Ginkgo biloba leaf powder	30 mg
Milk thistle	30 mg

If a bottle has 180 capsules and you take the suggested 3 capsules per day, a bottle will last you 2 months.

 

Hawthorn 100 mg

Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) has long been used to improve the pumping ability of the heart. Hawthorn has been studied to treat congestive heart failure (CHF), a serious disorder where the heart does not pump as well as it used to. Because CHF is very serious, don't self-medicate with hawthorn or supplements containing this herb.

Each XtendOvite capsule has 100 mg of hawthorn. While that is not much, care should be taken when using any supplement which can alter how the heart beats. This is especially true in people who have heart problems. It is my belief hawthorn should be used under the care of a doctor.

Garlic 75 mg

Research suggests garlic (Allium sativum) appears to improve the elasticity of blood vessels. More elastic blood vessels are less prone – in theory -to hardening of the arteries. Garlic also seems to lower blood sugar too – good news for diabetics. Several studies I saw used a specific brand called Kwai garlic.

Research also has noted garlic can reduce blood pressure, triglycerides, total cholesterol, and bad (LDL) cholesterol too. Garlic is different than Kyolic aged garlic extract, which is a specific extract of garlic that has heart health research too.

See the Kyolic Aged Garlic Review

Watch this video on my Youtube channel

Each capsule of XtendOvite has 75 mg of garlic. So, if you took 3 per day, that adds up to 225 mg of garlic. While this is a modest dose, it is close to what some researchers have used.

See the Bergamot review. This supplement also has evidence it may lower cholesterol.

Valerian Root Powder 75 mg

Long before it was the name of a bad sci-fi movie (yes, I said it – I didn't like the movie), Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) was -and still is – a popular anti-anxiety supplement. It also appears to help people fall asleep after a few weeks of use, which is why this herb is also found in sleep supplements.

The XtendOvite company says Valerian is present to help the other ingredients to “work more effectively” although I cannot locate any human proof for this.

Cayenne Powder 75 mg

Cayenne, also known as Capsicum (Capsicum frutescens) is found in peppers like chili peppers. When applied topically, it seems to decrease pain. Other evidence suggests cayenne may help blood pressure too.

The company makes some pretty strong statements about Cayenne such as:

• “Cayenne stimulants blood flow – instantly.”
• “it dilates arterial walls and cuts through mucus in the veins thus increasing circulation to the extremities and helping to lower blood pressure.”
• Cayenne also regulates blood flow effectively so circulation through the body is even and there is no excessive pressure in any one part”

These are very specific claims. While the company which makes XtendOvite is based in Canada, supplement companies in the US are often cautioned from making such exact claims about what their products might do.

See the It Works ThermoFit review for more insights.

Bilberry Leaf Powder 75 mg

Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) is a berry and as such, it's full of healthy plant nutrients called anthocyanidins and other compounds similar to other fruits like blueberries.  Research has noted bilberry might lower blood sugar and A1c levels. While bilberries have a reputation for helping night blindness, research so far tends to find it might not help this condition.

Ginkgo Biloba Leaf Powder 30 mg

Gingko is commonly used to help memory (it's debatable if it does this), but in XtendOvite, I think this herb may be used to help heart disease. That said, one study of over 3000 older people showed no difference in heart attacks or death compared to a placebo.

To be fair, some evidence suggests ginkgo may improve walking ability in people who suffer from peripheral artery disease, a condition that causes leg pain when walking.

I experimented with ginkgo to treat my tinnitus. I thought it gave me headaches and so I stopped taking it.

Milk Thistle 30 mg

Most known for helping to purify the liver, milk thistle (Silybum marianum), might also reduce blood sugar and A1c levels. Since high blood sugar might lead to diabetes and this in turn, lead to heart disease, my hunch is this is the reason milk thistle is used in XtendOVite.

5 Who Makes XtendOVite

The company is called Heart Drop 2000 Distributors Inc. The company websites are HeartDrop.com and XtendOvite.com. The website lists the company address as 4249 Stage Coach Rd Sydenham, Ontario K0H 2T0 Canada. This means the supplement is manufactured by a Canadian company and will be shipped to you from Canada.

The XtendOvite trademark for the word was registered by Donald Wiskin (trademark number 1494083). He is the owner of the company. An audio clip interview with him can be heard on the supplement website.

6 How To Contact The XtendOVite Company

• US: 877-928-8822
• International (1 011) (613) 376-622
• Fax: (1 011) (613) 376-9891

The company address is 4249 Stage Coach Rd Sydenham, Ontario K0H 2T0 Canada.

7 XtendoVite Customer Testimonials

XtendOvite had a 4.5 out of 5-star rating on Amazon when I checked. That is impressive. Many of the testimonials said XtendOvite worked (82% said it worked when I looked). Here's a summary of some of the customer testimonials that were posted on Amazon

• Blood pressure dropped the very next day.
• I've been through the bottle and haven't noticed anything different.
• Strong garlic ordor.
• Works excellent but is expensive.

ReviewMeta.com is an independent website that helps you figure out if Amazon testimonials are trustworthy. It uses algorithms to tell see if Amazon reviews are from real people posting honest opinions. When I ran the XtendOvite Amazon testimonials through ReviewMeta, the vast majority of them passed. While nothing is 100% correct, this is a good sign.

You can read the Amazon reviews here.

8 Can XtendOvite Prevent Heart Attacks?

There is no proof taking XtendOvite can reduce the risk of having a heart attack or stroke. The company makes no claims the supplement does this. I wanted to stress this also in case you were not aware of it. While some evidence suggests some of the ingredients may lower cholesterol and bad LDL cholesterol, there is no research on the supplement itself, which is unfortunate.

9 XtendOVite And Carpel Tunnel Syndrome

While there appears to be no clinical proof XtendOvite helps carpel tunnel syndrome, the company website has a video featuring a mechanic who said his carpel tunnel was cured after a few weeks. If it helped reduce your carpel tunnel pain, leave a comment below. I'd like to know if it helped you.

10 How Long Until It Starts To Work?

The XtendOVite brochure says, “doctors start to see results in as little as six months” and “you'll feel great in one year.”  I think there are some problems with these sentences such as:

1. Heart disease is complicated.
2. Clinical evidence it takes 6 months to work cannot be located.
3. What doctors have seen results in 6 months?
4. Without clinical evidence, how do they know ‘you'll feel great in 1 year?”

11 XtendOVite Drops

XtendOVite comes in capsules and a liquid tincture. Both products have the same ingredients, although, with the tincture, the suggested amount to take is 15 drops.

12 Why Does The Tincture Contain Alcohol?

XtendOvite tincture drops list it containing 40% grain alcohol. The company website says that alcohol is used to improve the delivery of the ingredients. The tincture does not have to be refrigerated after opening it. While I doubt if the alcohol in the tincture is enough to cause someone to fail a DUI breathalyzer test when in doubt, play it safe and don't drive soon after you use XtendOvite tincture.

13 How Much Do You Take?

For XtendOvite capsules, the bottle has a “suggested amount” of 3 capsules per day. As for the tincture version, it is to be taken 3 times a day. Ideally, the company says to use, it first thing upon waking, with dinner, and at bedtime.  Each time XtendOvite drops are taken, the company suggests 15 drops at a time.

If you have never taken this before, it may be wise to start with less – such as only 1 capsule per day – for the first week or less than 15 drops at a time, to see how you respond to it.

14 Where Can You Buy XtendOVite?

XtendOvite is not sold in stores like Walmart, CVS, Walgreens, Costco, Target, Rite Aid, Sams Club, Vitamin Shoppe, GNC or Vitamin World. It can only be obtained from the company website (XtendoVite.com or HeartDrop.com) and at various online outlets like Amazon.

15 How Much Does It Cost? XtendOVite Price

Both XtendOvite capsules and tincture were listed for $69.95 on the HeartDrop.com website when this review was created. The supplement is also sold on Amazon which may have a different price. Compare to get the best price for you.

16 How To Return XtendoVite If You Are Not Satisfied And Want A Refund

If you purchased the supplement directly from the company and want to return it, you have 14 days to do so. The company will accept returns on unopened bottles and issue a full refund (shipping not included). It does not appear that the company accepts returns on empty or partially empty bottles. If you purchased from an online website, such as Amazon or eBay, reach out to those websites for their return policies.

You can contact XtendoVite customer service at these phone numbers:

• US calls: 877-928-8822.
• International calls: (1 011) (613) 376-622.

17 Does XtendOvite Extend Your Life And Help You Live Longer?

Even though it was the slogan “extend your life with XtendOVite” that first got my attention, I was not able to find any proof this supplement has anti-aging effects or prolongs the lives of those who take it.

18 Can You Make Your Own?

XtendOvite has 7 herbal ingredients so you could purchase garlic, bilberry, etc. separately in the amounts shown above and take them instead. The downside to doing this, however, is you would be taking many more supplements per day. Making your own may cost more money too.

19 XtendOVite Side Effects & Negative Reactions

While no official negative side effects are known, here are some things to consider when taking this supplement. This list is not complete.  When in doubt, ask your doctor and pharmacist or dietitian.

• Start with less for the first week. If side effects do occur, taking less, in the beginning, may reduce their severity.
• Because cayenne may burn the eyes, wash your hands before you touch your face if you are handling the capsules or tincture.
• Speak to your doctor and pharmacist if you take any medications such as blood thinners, antidepressants, sleep aids, or other medicines.
• Speak to your pharmacist or doctor if you take Viagra or similar drugs or supplements for male performance.
• Don't take if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
• Stop taking XtendOvite at least 2 weeks before having surgery.

20 XtendoVite vs. KardoVite?

KardoVite is a heart-health supplement that contains identical ingredients and amounts of ingredients as XtendoVite. The Supplement Facts Label states KardoVite is manufactured for Nutrition Plus Products Inc. This company is also located in Canada. It is not known which supplement was sold to the public first although the KardoVite website was registered in 2001 While the HeartDrop2000 website was registered in the year 2000. The KardoVite supplement is also on Amazon if you want to learn more.

21 Does XtendOVite Work?

This is the big question. If we leave out the customer testimonials and claims, the ingredients in XtendOvite make some sense from a heart health perspective, although I'm not a fan of self-treating with hawthorn. Remember, heart disease and blood pressure problems are complicated, and I think the severity of your health condition will play a role in whether this supplement works for you. I think results will vary depending on what your health situation is. It is suggested to show the ingredients to your doctor and pharmacist if you take any medications.

Here is is on Amazon

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