Kings Candy Coffee Ginseng Male Enhancement 12-Count Pack

What King's Candy Coffee & Ginseng is

King's Candy Coffee & Ginseng is a coffee-flavored dietary supplement sold as hard candy, packed twelve pieces to a box at 3.5 grams each. The front of the carton states the format plainly — "3.5g x 12 Pcs" — and the side panel repeats it as "12 candies x 3.5 gram". There is nothing to measure, mix or wash down: each piece is individually sealed in a black foil wrapper printed with the gold crown logo, and you unwrap one the way you would any boxed sweet.

That format is the point of the product. Many items in our Supplements for Men range are capsules or tablets taken with water. This one is a confection, so it needs no glass of water and draws no attention in a pocket or a bag. The box is matte black with an embossed diamond pattern, and the only wording on the face is the brand, "COFFEE & GINSENG", and the count.

What's inside

The ingredient list printed on the side panel is short and unambiguous: Coffee, Glucose Syrup, Cynomorium Songaricum, Radix Panax Ginseng, Radix Eurycoma Longifolia, and Lepidium Meyenii. There is no proprietary blend heading and no per-ingredient milligram figures anywhere on the pack, so the list below describes what each ingredient is rather than how much of it a piece contains.

• Coffee — listed first, and the source of both the flavor and the aroma. It is a genuine ingredient here, not an added flavoring note.
• Glucose Syrup — the candy base. It is what makes the piece a hard sweet, and it accounts for the 4.1 g of carbohydrate per serving shown on the nutrition panel.
• Cynomorium Songaricum — a parasitic desert plant from Central and East Asia, known in traditional Chinese preparations as suo yang. It is an uncommon ingredient in Western formulas and one of the more distinctive entries on this list.
• Radix Panax Ginseng — the root of Asian ginseng, cultivated in Korea and north-eastern China and one of the most widely used botanicals in the world. The NCCIH overview of Asian ginseng gives general background on the plant.
• Radix Eurycoma Longifolia — the root of a Southeast Asian tree, commonly called tongkat ali or longjack, traditionally prepared as a bitter decoction in Malaysia and Indonesia.
• Lepidium Meyenii — maca, a root crop grown on the high plateaus of the Peruvian Andes and eaten there as an ordinary food as well as used in supplement formulas.

For neutral reading on this category of ingredient generally, the NIH's botanical dietary supplements fact sheet and the NCCIH's Herbs at a Glance index are both plain-language starting points. Neither is connected to this product in any way.

Nutrition Facts

Transcribed from the panel on the box, which is headed "Nutrition Facts" rather than Supplement Facts. One candy is one serving, so 17 kcal is the whole energy content of a piece — about the same as a single sugar cube. The panel lists no vitamins, minerals or percentage Daily Values, and the pack prints no milligram amount for any of the botanical ingredients, so none is stated here.

How to use it

The box instructs: "Take 1 candy (3.5g) every 2 days as dietary supplement." That is the complete dosing instruction printed on the pack — one piece, with two days between pieces, and no stated tie to any particular time of day or to a meal. The same panel adds "Do not exceed recommend daily intake."

At that rate a twelve-piece box covers twenty-four days of the stated schedule, which is worth knowing if you are deciding between a single box and a larger order. For storage the pack says simply "Store in cool and dry place" — the foil wrapper handles the rest, and individual pieces can be carried loose without the box.

Who it's for

This is an adult product, and the packaging sets its own age floor: the consumer responsibility panel states it is "not intended for use by persons under the age of 21." Beyond that, it suits someone who simply prefers a confection to a capsule, who wants a single-serve format rather than a bottle to count out of, and who likes the idea of coffee and ginseng together in something you unwrap.

The twelve-count box is the size to choose if you already know the format works for you, since at one piece every two days it runs a little over three weeks of the printed schedule. Anyone shopping across the wider Supplements aisle for the first time may prefer to start with a smaller count in any category before committing to a full box.

Good to know

The box carries its own consumer responsibility notice, and it is worth reading before any marketing copy. It asks that you consult your physician before using the product if you are pregnant, nursing, taking any medication, or under the care of a physician — and specifically if you have heart concerns or high blood pressure. It also says to keep the product out of reach of children.

Two further things are worth knowing from the pack itself. Coffee is the first-listed ingredient, so this is not a caffeine-free product; if you are sensitive to caffeine or already drinking a lot of it, factor that in. And the carton is printed "KOREAN TECHNOLOGY" but names no manufacturing country in words, so we do not state one. We sell this product as it is supplied to us and we do not make it.

Our general advice for any supplement is unglamorous and applies here: stay hydrated, do not take a product on a very full stomach if you would rather it sit comfortably, and read the ingredient list first if you have a food allergy. These are everyday wellness suggestions, not medical advice.

Shipping and packaging

Your order ships in plain, discreet packaging with nothing on the outside indicating the contents, sent under a neutral business name rather than CaliPills. Card statements show a generic business name for the same reason. Orders leave by the next business day, and an expedited option is available at checkout. If the product turns out not to suit you, supplements bought from us may be returned under our return policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many candies are in a box, and how big is each one?

There are twelve candies in a box and each weighs 3.5 grams. The box front prints this as "3.5g x 12 Pcs" and the side panel repeats it as "12 candies x 3.5 gram". Every piece arrives individually sealed in its own black foil wrapper.

How often does the packaging say to take one?

One candy every two days. The pack's exact wording is "Take 1 candy (3.5g) every 2 days as dietary supplement", and it adds "Do not exceed recommend daily intake." No time of day and no relationship to meals is specified on the box.

Does King's Candy contain caffeine?

Coffee is the first ingredient on the list, so yes, the candy contains coffee and therefore caffeine. The pack does not print a milligram figure for caffeine, so we cannot tell you how much is in a piece. If caffeine affects you, handle this as you would any coffee product.

What exactly is in it?

Six ingredients, printed on the side panel: Coffee, Glucose Syrup, Cynomorium Songaricum, Radix Panax Ginseng, Radix Eurycoma Longifolia, and Lepidium Meyenii. Those last four are the botanical ones — suo yang, Asian ginseng root, tongkat ali root and maca. The pack lists no amount for any of them.

How is my order packaged when it ships?

Discreetly, in plain outer packaging that gives no indication of the contents and carries a neutral business name rather than ours. The same neutral name appears on your card statement, and nothing on the parcel identifies the product inside.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe supplement facts directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

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. Dietary supplement for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition, heart concerns, or take prescription medication (including nitrates). Keep out of reach of children.