Beast Sports Nutrition Super Test
Bring out the beast in you!
A naturally-formulated T booster developed by Beast Sports Nutrition, Super Test claims to work with the body to raise testosterone levels naturally.
What’s more, it also works to improve nitric oxide levels – a surefire way to boost your training sessions and smash goals.
And finally? This clever little supplement is also formulated as a liver detoxifier to help purify your system.
Sound too good to be true? Lets find out…
Super Test Formula
This product contains an extensive proprietary blend that includes the following ingredients:
- Tribulus terrestris
- Fenugreek
- Magnesium
- Zinc
- L-Arginine
- L-Citruline Malate
- Nettle Root
- Pumpkin Seed Extract
- Milk Thistle
- Cranberry
What we don’t know, frustratingly, is how much of each ingredient is included
per serve, making it impossible to know if they are used in large enough qualities to experience real results.
How to Take
Things are nice and simple here – combine one scoop of Super Test with a minimum of 265mls water, once a day.
This T booster should be used in an eight weeks on, four weeks off cycle for best results.
User Feedback
There are some promising reports here from people who have tried this supplement and have experiences increases in both muscle bulk and sex drive.
The common consensus, however, seems to be that the product is overpriced for what it actually is, and that groundbreaking results do not materialise.
Side Effects
There are a few common side effects we see occurring repeatedly, most notably acne, excessive wind/burping and increased anger and aggression.
Where to Buy
Super Test can be purchased online from numerous suppliers, with prices spanning $75-$150.
The best value buy we can find is at MrSupplement.com.aum where you can pick up 45 servings for $74.95.
Any Guarantees
Unsurprisingly for a product at such a high price point, there’s no money back guarantee offered by the manufacturer here if you’re not happy with the supplement.
Our Thoughts
While on paper this blend looks like it should do the trick, but seems to be somewhat lacking in reality. Results are mediocre at best across the board – especially given the price point – and the formula clearly needs more powerful players in there.
While potentially semi-effective, we’d suggest looking for something representing better value for money and with a bit more punch…
