This product is essentially an “anniversary edition”, serving as a symbol of how long the company has been producing and selling Pueraria mirifica supplements.

Each bottle contains one hundred 500mg capsules loaded with the herb’s root in powder form. Due to restrictions on how supplements can be marketed, it’s simply referred to by the company as an anti-aging, breast-firming tonic.

However, reviews mentioning other perks (e.g. alleviating menopausal symptoms and improving skin health) are fairly common. This is to be expected given the plant’s many potential health applications.

    Pros

• High-quality root extract (20-year-old tubers)
• Contains pure extract (no fillers or additives)
• Certified for GMP and organically produced

    Cons

• May affect menstrual flow
• Some reports on benefits being short-term

Ingredients-wise, Pure-D seems to be the same as its pricier counterpart as both contain only pure root powder. However, the roots used in this product are younger compared to those in AINTEROL 20 Years – XX Annis.

Interestingly though, this particular supplement has a longer list of benefits if its sellers (and customer reviews) are to be believed. Again, AINTEROL can’t make all sorts of claims about what the supplement can do.

So, what’s being said about Pure-D? Aside from providing relief from menopausal issues, it’s believed to offer breast enhancement, boost energy, as well as fight acne and psoriasis.

    Pros

• Only contains pure root extract
• Provides results in three to seven weeks
• Cheaper than AINTEROL 20 Years – XX Annis
• Lots of positive customer reviews

    Cons

• Possibility of overdose and toxicity
• Might negatively affect menstrual cycle

Not intended for first-timers due to its high dose, this dietary supplement is basically a combination of the previous two we’ve listed. It contains extracts from 20-year-old tubers mixed with extracts from younger roots.

Every bottle of this Pueraria Mirifica Ainterol product contains 60 capsules and is good for two months. With the increased dosage, you’ll only have to take a single capsule each day—taking more could lead to side effects and other health issues.

Reviews and firsthand accounts regarding this supplement are scarce, likely in part due to its price tag. Compared to Pure-D 500R1, Extra Strong costs roughly 10 USD more per bottle.

    Pros

• Convenient to take (one dose daily)
• Product of extensive global research
• Certified organic and GMP certified

    Cons

• Increased likelihood of overdose
• Expensive compared to lower-dose options

This topical is geared towards women who either wish to increase their bust size or need extra care around the breast area. And, it’s supposedly made more potent through the latest manufacturing processes.

But, what do people have to say about its potency? There seems to be a consensus about how well it’s able to add firmness and elasticity—which is somewhat to be expected from a cream containing Pueraria mirifica.

As for actually increasing breast size, most were pleasantly surprised with the results they got. However, a few failed to notice any changes, but there remains the question of whether the right dose or application was followed.

    Pros

• Doesn’t stain clothing
• Mild scent and easy to apply
• Ingredients are all plant derived
• Contains other beneficial oils (e.g. jojoba, avocado, rose hip)

    Cons

• Somewhat pricey (around 30 USD per 100ml bottle)
• Needs to be paired with supplements for best results
• Not for women under 20 years of age

Usually sold at around 70 USD, the X-R1 serum is clearly among the upper end of Pueraria mirifica products—at least in terms of price. It’s currently being marketed as a breast-firming, bust-lifting, skin-smoothening topical.

With those benefits often being associated with Pueraria mirifica, it’s indeed likely that many would manage to see improvements. The herb, after all, has anti-aging potential and is known to improve skin hydration.

Despite all these though, the X-R1 isn’t the most potent product. AINTEROL themselves recommend that it is used together with calcium supplements and their very own breast cream.

    Pros

• Does not contain synthetic ingredients
• Enhanced with natural vitamin E

    Cons

• Takes at least 10 minutes to apply
• Not a true standalone solution
• Requires two applications daily

The brand’s most potent serum, 69DAYS doesn’t have to be taken with dietary supplements in order to provide good results. It isn’t just the herb in spray form though, as it’s also loaded with glycolipids and amino acids.

AINTEROL seems rather confident about the potency of this product, as they’re claiming that it offers permanent push-up and bust-shaping effects. Priced at almost 80 USD per 50ml bottle, well, 69DAYS really has to work.

Unfortunately, it’s hard to tell whether this product is indeed worth the money. Aside from a lack of customer reviews, the cosmetics and supplements company doesn’t offer enough details regarding the spray.

    Pros

• Doesn’t have to be taken with other supplements
• Contains other beneficial components
• Preservative-free, organic (no certification info, though)

    Cons

• Unproven, with limited available information
• Among the most expensive topicals