Max Force Ingredients
Max Force names four ingredients; individual per-serving doses are not published on the order page.
We explain the research context for each ingredient, and what remains unknown.
Four ingredients — here's the honest dose gap
Max Force's order page names four ingredients but does not disclose individual per-serving amounts. This is a genuine transparency gap: without knowing the dose, you can't compare this formula against the research doses cited below.
All 4 ingredients, with research context
Eurycoma Longifolia Extract (Tongkat Ali)
The strongest evidence base of the four ingredients. A 2022 meta-analysis of 11 RCTs found some evidence for wellness benefits; most research uses 200-400mg of standardized extract daily.
L-Arginine
Supports the body's nitric oxide production, relevant to circulation and blood flow. Can interact with blood pressure medication and blood thinners.
Tribulus Terrestris Fruit Extract
Long traditional use history; a 2014 systematic review found genuinely mixed clinical results, with some studies showing modest effects and others no difference from placebo.
Saw Palmetto Fruit Extract
Primarily researched for men's urinary wellness. A 2012 Cochrane review found it generally well-tolerated but evidence for specific benefits inconclusive.
What is disclosed
The four ingredient names are published in the brand's marketing materials.
What is not disclosed
Individual per-serving milligram amounts. Contact the brand directly to request the full Supplement Facts panel before ordering — this is the single most useful piece of information you can get before buying.
What to discuss with a doctor
If you take blood pressure medication, blood thinners, or hormone-sensitive medications, consult your physician before starting Max Force.
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