Proof · Not promises

Research behind
the ingredients.

Research informing three key ingredients. The numbers below are from the papers—not a claim that this finished product produces the same result.

Active 01 · 400 mg

Shilajit

+20%total testosterone support*
+20%* Day 0 Day 90

Pandit et al., 2016 — 90-day randomized trial, purified shilajit, healthy men (n=63).*

Active 02 · 100 mg

Ashwagandha

−27.9%serum cortisol vs. baseline*
−27.9%* Day 0 Day 60

Chandrasekhar et al., 2012 — 60-day RCT, KSM-66 root extract, chronically stressed adults (n=64).*

Active 03 · 100 mg

Tongkat Ali

5RCTs pooled · meta-analysis*
Pooled effect No effect

Leitão et al., 2022 — systematic review & meta-analysis of Eurycoma longifolia RCTs.*

Specifics, not promises. Structure/function claims only.*

Proof · Not promises

One of the most extensively
researched performance supplements.

Hundreds of trials, multiple meta-analyses, and a formal position stand from the International Society of Sports Nutrition. The numbers below are from the literature — not our marketing team.

Per serving · 5 g

Strength & power

+8%mean improvement in 1-rep-max & peak power*
+8%* Pre Post

Meta-analysis of 50+ RCTs — creatine increases maximal strength and power output in resistance-trained adults.*

Over a training block

Lean body mass

+2 kggreater lean mass gain vs. placebo*
+2 kg* Week 0 Week 12

Resistance-training trials — creatine augments lean mass accretion beyond training alone.*

Safety record

Well-tolerated

500+studies reviewed in the ISSN position stand*
SAFE Long-term, 3–5 g/day

Kreider et al., 2021 — ISSN position stand: creatine monohydrate is safe and effective for increasing exercise capacity and lean mass.*

Specifics, not promises. Structure/function claims only.*