About this product
The formula supplies 20 mg zinc, 100 mg vitamin C, 100 mg inositol hexanicotinate and 20 mg vitamin B5, plus two large proprietary blends. Its named nutrients can support normal metabolism and immune function when intake is low, but they do not establish a growth-hormone, testosterone or training benefit.
The two blends account for most of the listed formula, yet their individual components and amounts are not disclosed in the supplied facts. That makes the product's central purpose, dosing and fit much harder to judge than the clearly stated vitamins and zinc.
Zinc is present at a meaningful 20 mg, but no copper amount is shown and the generic amino acid chelate form was less favored in the supplied assessment. The high serving cost further weakens the value case, especially because several nutrient contributions are modest or unresolved.
Pros
Clearly states the amounts of vitamin C, niacin-form compound, vitamin B5 and zinc Provides 20 mg zinc per serving Uses named forms for the listed vitamins Separates the formula into two functional blends
Cons
Individual blend ingredients and doses are not disclosed in the supplied facts No copper amount is listed alongside 20 mg zinc High cost per serving Supplied findings do not establish growth-hormone or training benefits
Warnings
The proprietary blends do not disclose their individual contents or amounts, so ingredient-specific tolerability and interaction checks cannot be completed from the supplied facts. The serving provides 20 mg zinc without a stated copper amount; prolonged use alongside other zinc products may make mineral balance harder to manage.
