Comment · Fri, June 3, 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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Odins_Viking · 3 points
So glad I found this sub and your podcast.
I know you do not like double wood but what is your thought on NOW? They seem to call out the Amazon fraud supplement companies and have paid for some independent testing.
Thanks for your feedback.
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · ND Owner
NOW is one of the better ones, and I used to use them all the time. However, I stopped after we tested a few things of theirs in our lab that failed assay. I pretty much stopped trusting anyone after getting failing results from NOW, Life Extension, and Jarrow. Those were my last few brands that I trusted. The only remaining on is Thorne. They have not failed our testing yet. We have not tested a lot from them, though.
NOW is at least trying. They do have their own lab, and they do call out the real sketchy brands. It's good they are in the industry. However, we have failed a couple things from them. To be clear, we didn't find anything dangerous or fake. It's just they assayed at less than label claim. So what they are selling is real. It just might be slightly lower than what they claim on the label for certain things.