
Sperm Care500 mg
Alien Pharma

Quantities shown are per 5ml of the topical oil, based on Hamdard's product monograph and a Bangladesh retailer's generic listing, and are consistent between the two sources. The very low milligram quantities are typical of an oil-diluted Unani "Tila" (topical oil) extract preparation rather than a concentrated dose, and this should not be confused with an oral supplement's dosing scale.
Peniton is a traditional Unani "Tila Jadeed" (topical oil) formulation. In classical Unani terminology, it is indicated for what is described as sluggishness, feebleness, curvature, shortness, and obliquity of the male organ - in modern terms, this corresponds broadly to concerns around penile flaccidity, weakness, or curvature associated with male sexual/reproductive health. It is marketed by Hamdard as a topical formulation intended to be massaged onto the affected area, not taken internally.
Q: Is Peniton taken by mouth?
A: No. Peniton is a topical "Tila" (oil) or ointment meant to be applied externally to the affected area. It must not be swallowed or taken orally.
Q: Can I have sexual intercourse while using Peniton?
A: The manufacturer's own labeling explicitly states that sexual intercourse should be avoided during the treatment course. This instruction should be followed as printed on the pack.
Q: Is there independent clinical evidence that Peniton works?
A: No independent clinical evidence specific to Hamdard's Peniton (Tila Jadeed) formulation was found. A small amount of traditional Unani-medicine literature discusses topical "Tila" oil preparations for similar indications generally, but this research is not about Peniton specifically, uses small samples and non-blinded methods, and is published in niche traditional-medicine journals rather than mainstream peer-reviewed clinical trials. The manufacturer's efficacy claims (improved blood flow, tissue strength, nerve stimulation) should be treated as marketing claims rather than clinically established facts.
Q: What should I do if the oil irritates my skin?
A: Stop using the product and apply coconut oil to the affected area. If irritation continues, consult a physician before resuming use.
Q: What is the difference between the oil and the ointment forms?
A: Both are topical Peniton products from Hamdard sold under the same brand name - a 15ml oil with a dropper applicator, and a separate 20gm ointment tube. Follow the specific instructions printed on whichever form you purchase.
Q: Should I consult a doctor before using Peniton?
A: Yes, particularly if you have a diagnosed reproductive or urological condition, or if symptoms persist. This product is not a substitute for a medical diagnosis, and a physician or Hakim should be consulted for any underlying concern.
Disclaimer
The information provided is accurate to the best of our knowledge, but product packaging, ingredients, and specifications may change without notice. Please check the product packaging before use and consult the manufacturer or a relevant professional for any concerns or questions.