Maxorin

Men's health · Male performance support · 30 capsules · 30-day supply

★★★★★ 4.9 15,329 reviews

2 of 2 disclosed actives at studied dose 570 mg proprietary blend, doses hidden

Niacin and zinc are dosed openly and reasonably. The six botanicals that do the actual "performance" marketing sit behind a proprietary blend, so there's no way to check any of them against a trial dose.

Buy it if

You want a straightforward niacin-and-zinc base without hunting for a standalone product.
You're comfortable trying a blend where six ingredients' individual amounts aren't disclosed.
You've priced it against buying zinc separately and still prefer the format.

Skip it if

You want to verify every active against a trial dose — the blend makes that impossible.
You're on blood pressure medication; L-citrulline and pine bark both affect blood flow.
You'd rather buy the two disclosed actives separately and skip the blend markup.

The label, line by line

Two actives are dosed on the label. The rest are named but not measured.

Ingredient In Maxorin Studied dose Verdict

Vitamin B3 (as niacin) 20 mg 14–20 mg At dose

Zinc (as zinc oxide) 11 mg 8–11 mg At dose

L-Citrulline Blend 6,000–8,000 mg Undisclosed

L-Carnitine Blend 500–2,000 mg Undisclosed

Pine bark extract Blend 40–200 mg Undisclosed

Maca root extract Blend 1,500–3,000 mg Undisclosed

Grape skin extract Blend 150–300 mg Undisclosed

Saffron stigma extract Blend 30–100 mg Undisclosed

The label lists a 570 mg "proprietary blend" total for six ingredients without breaking out individual amounts — a common way to list an ingredient without dosing it high enough to matter. We can't rate what we can't see.

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Where to buy it

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