Men's Potential is a simple formula: three oil macerates and nothing else. In each serving, the manufacturer declares an oil macerate from Tribulus terrestris at a quantity of 270 mg, along with two macerates of 100 mg each - from maca, or Peruvian ginseng, and from epimedium. All three are described in the DER 1:1 standard. Tribulus is clearly the leading ingredient here, making this a formula with one dominant component rather than a set of equal ingredients. The bottle contains 15 ml, and the manufacturer states it has about 400 drops, to be taken sublingually and held for one to two minutes. The declarations remain consistent across the line: alcohol-free, free from glycerin, glycol, and microplastics, no preservatives, non-GMO, vegan, laboratory-tested, and sourced from organic farming. Storage does not require refrigeration: a dark cupboard at temperatures up to 25\u00b0C is sufficient, and after opening, the manufacturer allows twelve months to use the contents of the bottle. The short ingredient list has one practical advantage: it\u2019s easy to check how much of each of the three ingredients you actually receive.<\/p>\n
Content per serving, according to the manufacturer's declaration:<\/p>\n
Three items make for a short list, and the proportions among them are clearly uneven: the ground elder with 270 mg is almost three times stronger than each of the other two macerates. Ground elder is a plant from the family of buttercups, known in Poland mainly from supplements, although it also grows in southern Europe. Maca comes from the Andes and despite its name, Peruvian ginseng belongs to the cabbage family, closely related to watercress. Epimedium is a genus of perennials from the barberry family, grown in gardening as a ground cover plant. All three are presented as oil macerates in the DER 1:1 standard, meaning one part raw material to one part extract. The list concludes with these three macerates.<\/p>\n
The manufacturer recommends 5-7 drops twice a day, for example in the morning and evening, placed directly under the tongue and held for one to two minutes. The upper limit is 15 drops per day.<\/p>\n
This variant is for adult men who want to have ground elder, maca, and epimedium in one package instead of three separate ones. A short list can be an advantage here: if you compare products based on a specific raw material, it\u2019s easier to check how much you actually get than in a formula with eight items. The drop format does not require water or refrigeration and can easily go to the gym or on a business trip. The product is intended solely for adults. The manufacturer does not recommend use in children, pregnant women, or during lactation, as well as concurrently with sedatives, sleeping pills, and anticonvulsants. If you are taking any medications regularly or are under the care of a specialist regarding hormonal issues, consult your doctor before adding an herbal preparation. The carrier here is oil, so you cannot dissolve the drops in a drink - you hold them under your tongue for a moment and then swallow. This is not a suggestion, but the proper way to use this format.<\/p>\n
Three oil macerates: ground elder 270 mg and maca and epimedium 100 mg each per serving. All three are described by the manufacturer in the DER 1:1 standard. This is the entire composition of this variant - a short list where you can easily check how much of each of the three raw materials you actually receive.<\/p>\n
No. Maca is sometimes referred to as Peruvian ginseng, but that is purely a commercial name. Lepidium meyenii belongs to the cabbage family, closely related to watercress and mustard, while true ginseng is from a completely different plant family. In this formulation, the manufacturer declares 100 mg of oil macerate from maca.<\/p>\n
This is a type of perennial from the Berberidaceae family, planted in Polish gardens as ground cover plants, and present in supplements as a herbal raw material. The manufacturer declares it in a serving of 100 mg as an oil macerate in the DER 1:1 standard - the same amount as maca, so both of these items are equal in the formula, while the leading raw material remains Tribulus at 270 mg.<\/p>\n
In a closed, original package, at a temperature not exceeding 25\u00b0C, away from direct light and out of reach of small children. Refrigeration is not necessary. After opening the bottle, the manufacturer recommends using the contents within twelve months - a shelf in the bathroom is the worst possible place.<\/p>\n
In the same line, Aura Care offers the Energy variant with ashwagandha, rhodiola, and schisandra, as well as the Joy variant with maca and Korean ginseng. Both compositions and the rest of the offer can be found in the category Supplements<\/a>.<\/p>\nRelated articles<\/h3>\n