TestoPrime vs Testogen

This is a masterclass in "equivalent" inflation. The label shouts 668mg ashwagandha, 8,000mg ginseng, 1,600mg garlic, 4,000mg green tea — but read the small print and those are raw-herb equivalents. The actual extract you get is 55mg ashwagandha, 40mg ginseng, 16mg garlic. Graded on the real amounts, only the zinc hits its dose; almost everything else is fairy dust wearing a big number. Fully disclosed, to its credit — but the disclosure is what exposes it.

Fully disclosed, and the numbers aren't kind. The headline ingredient is 750mg tribulus — the single most-studied "T-booster" herb, and the one most consistently shown to do nothing for testosterone. Around it: cheap magnesium and zinc oxide (the poorly-absorbed forms), a quarter-dose of tongkat ali, and a handful of 50mg herbs (chrysin, epimedium, saw palmetto, hawthorn, cissus) that are below any studied dose. Zinc is the only thing here at a real dose.