A ratings desk for a category that has spent thirty years grading its own homework.
A ratings desk for a category that has spent thirty years grading its own homework.
We score every product on one public scale — what is in it, at what dose, what buyers actually report, and what a serving costs. Brands can buy a labelled slot on this site. Not a single one has ever been able to buy a rank.
Pick a product and we line up every active ingredient against the dose used in published trials. Under, at, or over — no interpretation needed. In the testosterone category, most products fail on the first ingredient.
The offer is $4.95 and the charge is $89.61 a month later. The free-trial billing trap taken apart step by step, and how to spot it before you hand over a card.
Nothing. It is not one of the three claim types US law defines, and the category it does belong to needs no approval from anyone before it appears on a bottle.
Pooled across 23 trials it does raise testosterone in men, by about 57 ng/dL. The trial that measured how men felt found no difference at all.
