Comment · Wed, April 13, 2022 · ND Owner
Sigma - New supplement containing Tongkat Ali made in collaboration with A.Huberman.
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RPher · 51 points
Here is the video presentation by More Plates More Dates, the guy who also sells Turkesterone : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzqI0XEoWes
This is not advertising. I only trust ND products. The reason I'm posting this is because I'm well aware that ND Tongkat Ali is the only one on the market that actually contains a verified and significant amount of Eurycomanone.
But now, there is this new product associated with a big name like A.Huberman. And I would feel very disappointed that even a well respected name like him would be associated with a supplement that contains a crappy Tongkat Ali extract...
So I'm curious, u/NootropicsDepotGuru u/Pretty-Chill u/misteryouaresodumb, what do you think of the formulation of this product ? How likely is it that it contains a legit dose of Eurycomanone? And if you had to make a Natrium Testosterone Booster, what would you do differently ?
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cynicalspacecactus · 2 points
Do you recollect which Double Wood products you have tested?
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · ND Owner
Lots of their stuff. They do review manipulation on Amazon, so they are consistently at the top of the rankings for a lot of things. That means we usually buy and test their stuff when we decide to bring out a version of something. It's not one or two products that is the issue. They don't properly test or standardize any of their stuff. They don't make their own products. They don't have their own facility. They are a small group of people that use contract manufacturers to make products, then ship them into Amazon to fulfill. That's how many of the top brands on Amazon are. They are not real brands. They are middle men. Most of the brands on Amazon are not like us, with facilities and teams doing everything ourselves in-house. 90% of supplement brands are just middle men using contract manufacturers and contract fulfillment companies to sell to people. It's easy to rank on Amazon when you review manipulate and violate the rules. Look at Toniiq. Most of their shit is fake. We test their stuff all the time, too. They had tens of thousands of reviews on their products till a few weeks ago, when Amazon found out about their review manipulation and removed all their shit from Amazon. The owner of the company went on Twitter and whined to the top people at Amazon, and he got their account reinstated within a day. However, Amazon removed all the illegitimate reviews. Their products went from having tens of thousands of reviews to having like 30. That gives you an idea of the scope of this review manipulation thing happening on Amazon.
Here is the tweet he has since deleted: https://imgur.com/a/B6rZTQe