The ingredient names are reasonable for a men’s-vitality blend. The problem is the amount — and that’s the number to focus on.
~118mg total per serving. Spread across the eight ingredients below, that averages to roughly 15mg each — a small fraction of the doses used in most studies. For context, L-arginine and maca are normally studied in grams, and ashwagandha at 300–600mg. Per-ingredient amounts aren’t disclosed, so you can’t confirm any one is at an effective level.
| Ingredient | Type | Plain-English notes |
|---|---|---|
| Ashwagandha | Adaptogen | Studied for stress and some performance measures — typically at 300–600mg, well above a 118mg total. |
| L-Arginine | Amino acid | Used to support blood flow/circulation; usually studied in gram doses. Can affect blood pressure. |
| Fenugreek | Herb | Traditionally used for vitality; some testosterone-metabolism research at higher doses. |
| Ginseng | Adaptogen | Traditionally used for energy and mental clarity. |
| Zinc | Mineral | Plays a role in normal testosterone metabolism and immune function. |
| Maca root | Root | Traditionally used for stamina and drive — usually studied around 1.5–3g. |
| Vitamin B complex | Vitamins | Support normal energy metabolism. |
| Antioxidant support blend | Blend | A general antioxidant mix; specific contents not detailed. |
Circulation & medication caution: L-arginine can affect blood flow and blood pressure and may interact with nitrates, blood-pressure medicines or ED drugs. Zinc and other ingredients can interact too. Check with a doctor or pharmacist first, especially with heart disease, low blood pressure or any prescription.
On the “20+ ingredients” claim: the sales page mentions “20+ performance-driven ingredients” but lists about eight. That inconsistency is a reason to insist on the actual Supplement Facts panel before buying.
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