By popular demand this review breaks down Inner Armour Anabolic Test, checking out what it gets right, wrong, what it'll cost you and if it's worth it.
We check out Test1fy to discover if the formula is any more successful than the name, what's in it, what you need to know about it and is it worth your hard earned dough?
A supplement that raises male hormone while simultaneously lowering unwanted body fat sounds like the holy grail. Something most of us would pay good money for.
P6 Ripped is certainly hoping so, but just how close does it get to its goal of slimming down and buffing up 2 birds with one stone? Read on to find out.
This actually a really strong booster. There are plenty of great ingredients dosed well and no proprietary blends. Is it our new top pick? Not quite. This review explains the few little stumbles that make Hypertest XTR closer to the rest than the best.
Test HD is supplement headed in the right direction, but not quite there yet. They need to reconsider some of their dosages, strengthen the anti-estrogen profile, lose the trib and get some D-Aspartic Acid in there. Test HD? More like Test C+.
This is very much a sequel to the initial review (done in 2016). The product has some excellent reviews, and Iron Labs have very wisely removed the proprietary blend obscuring the formula.
It's certainly not without it's problems, but given the low price, if you are on a very tight budget it could be an option.
Testrol Gold ES has one of the busiest ingredient lists we've seen for a while, but is it anywhere near the best? Here we break down what's good, bad or indifferent about the formula, price and trustworthiness of this big selling booster.
A mid-table product. Nothing wrong with it, nothing outstanding about it. A decent company and some good ingredients.
Just not enough of them and there are the ever-present duds there to get us tutting.
This is a product we'd love to rate higher as they have done so much right with it. They've let themselves down on some of the dosages though - some are over dosed whilst other important ingredients are under dosed. There are also a couple of duds in the mix, and whilst it's not expensive, it's not cheap either.
Overall we like this product. The formula is good (although it could be better), the price is good, the company behind it is good (although again, it could be better).
Challenging for the Europa Cup positions.
This brand was always setting itself a high bar by calling itself Genius, but how does it measure up. Check out our review to see if this booster has all the answers like every good genius should and if buying it adds up.
A budget booster that makes some promising claims but ultimately doesn't have the formula to back up them up. Too few ingredients and too little quality. Not cheap and nasty by any means, but definitely cheap and pretty unimpressive
Testo Fusion initially looks too good to be true. Slick looking packaging, some solid test boosting ingredients and a super cheap price.
Trouble is, like most things that look to good to be true, it IS too good to be true. The prices you see are for a 15 day supply (90 caps at 6 a day). Double the price to make your normal comparisons.
We check out if TEST WORx's formula quality can really match it's high price. Where it gets it right, where it goes wrong and if it's worth it.
A great price and a great start quickly turn into a great big disappointment. Read our review to see where Ultra Test goes wrong, what it gets right and ultimately, given it's budget price tag, if it's worth a try.
For a product that suggests a real focused attention to detail by mentioning free T specifically, Free Test XRT has a surprisingly unfocused formula.
The mystery surrounding amounts and the odd head scratcher of an ingredient choice means there's a good chance instead of your T being free, you'll just end up free of any noticeable results.
This product is heading in the right direction but the formula sadly just isn't all that great.
If you are planning to go to war, you want something a bit more heavy calibre than Warbringer.
For a supplement that seems to be all about the T it makes some pretty weird choices. A lot of unproven ingredients in mystery amounts thanks to proprietary blends. It's also missing a few no-brainers we look for when it comes to stimulating T well. More of whimper thn a roar for this Beast.