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Xtreme NO is marketed as “the world’s leading muscle builder”, but can it live up to this hype?

Testerect is a supplement that claims to give your body a nitric oxide boost that will give your body strength a pump with “no added exercise”.

Having discovered Megatropin in a recent Google search I became intrigued by its claims, but whether it can back these claims up remains to be seen.

Power Pump XL promises to help you to “build muscle faster”, yet despite this claim I have doubts about this supplement. No doubt this comes from a preconception that…

Crevalor is a testosterone booster available for trial. Can it really give your natural testosterone levels the boost it needs? After-all these levels do drop as we age, meaning…

Nugenix is a testosterone booster that is being offered for free, but is this really the case or are there any hidden charges we should know about.

Ripped Muscle Xtreme promises to give you a “ripped, muscular body as quickly as possible” but can you truly believe these claims?

ProMuscle Fit is a supplement available for trial that claims to help “increase strength and build lean muscle”, but can it really do what it claims?

Titanium Pro-X is a supplement available for a ‘free’ trial that is claimed to help naturally boost HGH levels.

When attempting to gain muscle and strength trial offers such as the one offered by Rage DNA can seem tempting, however before you sign up I would suggest first…