Sculptnation Test Boost Review

Test Boost Max Review – Does This Sculptnation Product Increase Testosterone Levels

Juliana Tamayo MS, Nutritionist Last Updated: Jun 19, 2021 Research-Based Trusted Source

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Per the SculptNation/V Shred website, they are a “Cutting Edge Worldwide Sports Nutrition Brand,” positioned as one of the fastest-growing fitness companies in the world today. In 2015, the company was started by its co-founders Vince Sant (“the face”) and Roger Crandall (“CTO”) in 2016. The company was founded in Hollywood, CA and incorporated as an LLC in Las Vegas. It currently has its headquarters in Plano, Texas.

SculptNation offers dietary supplements as well as a line of women’s clothes under the V Shred name. It also sells workout videos and personalized diet and nutritional programs. The supplement products include pre- and post-workouts as well as BCAAs and creatine.

So, is Test Boost Max really able to help boost your testosterone levels? We’ll take a look at Test Boost Max in detail.

About Sculptnation

The site, sculptnation.com by the company, is among our favorites. It easily switches from SculptNation into V Shred (the company’s original name – it stands for Vincesanity Shred). The marketing is ultra-aggressive and supported by claims, images (more six-packs than a liquor store), and success stories. Vince Sant, et. al. believe content is the key to marketing success. You are considered royalty in the health and fitness sector. You may recognize SculptNation Burn. This is because they produce a variety of products. And, of course, make sure that you market them effectively.

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We admit to a bias against the outrageous; however, we will approach this review as objectively as possible. Two of the hallmarks of reputable nutrition companies, certified manufacturing facilities, and third-party testing are mentioned on the SculptNation site; however, the products do not have the cGMP (current Good Manufacturing Practices) seal or a third-party certification as Safe for Sport. What certifies the manufacturing facilities, and what third-party testing is performed?

In an industry that is filled with scientists and M.D.s., SculptNation’s face is a certified personal trainer. On the ISSA site, they promise, “be certified in four weeks” through ISSAonline.com. The ISSA Certification process is not to be discredit. A typical Ph.D. may take eight years. We are not aware of any formulators mentioned in marketing materials. However, Test Boost Max seems to be appropriate for the category. Further, the product lists each component independently along with its weight. We love the openness of the product’s labeling and lack thereof of proprietary blends.

Test Boost Max Ingredients

The company claims that all ingredients used are natural, safe, and well-researched. The company was kind enough to not use any proprietary blend camouflage and allow us to look at each ingredient along with its clinically validated levels. It doesn’t say how much you should take, so the site recommends that you “take immediate action because ingredients of such quality don’t stay long… sometimes, we have to pull Test Boost Max off the shelves dues to shortages with these incredible testosterone accelerating agent.” We noticed the first thing when we looked at the Supplement Facts panel was that nine ingredients are listed, and not eight. One ingredient is not mentioned on the site, which is 3.3 Diindolylmethane. This substance is more popularly known as DIM. DIM is a great product, and we think it should be part of testosterone support supplements. Is this something SculptNation doesn’t mention?