UNBOUND | Test | 90 Capsules

Unbound | Test is a fully disclosed hormone-support capsule formula built around a clear strategy: support male vitality from multiple angles instead of pretending one herb can do everything. Rather than leaning on outdated tribulus-heavy marketing, this formula combines foundational micronutrients, stress-modulating adaptogens, targeted botanical extracts, and estrogen-metabolism support. That makes it a more intelligent category entry than the average “test booster,” especially for users who understand that output, libido, recovery, and hormonal balance are all connected.

The foundation starts with vitamin D3 at 50mcg, a meaningful daily dose that helps cover a common nutritional gap tied to endocrine function, immune health, and overall resilience. Zinc is included at 11mg as Albion® zinc bisglycinate chelate, a premium chelated form designed for superior absorption and GI tolerability versus cheaper inorganic zinc salts. The clinical literature on zinc is strongest in the 15-30mg range, so 11mg is better viewed as a strong foundational dose rather than an aggressive repletion dose, but the Albion® form is a real quality advantage. Boron is dosed at 10mg as Albion® bororganic glycine, which lands at the very top of the researched 3-10mg range. Boron’s best-supported benefits are in inflammation modulation and vitamin D metabolism, with emerging but less definitive interest around free testosterone dynamics.

The botanical core is where Unbound | Test becomes more differentiated. Fenugreek seed extract at 500mg standardized for saponins sits right in the zone commonly used in male performance formulas. Fenugreek is often included for libido, training drive, and body-composition support, and 500mg is not a token dose. Spilanthes acmella leaf extract is also dosed at 500mg, a bold inclusion in a category where it’s usually hidden in blends. Human evidence here is lighter than for ashwagandha or tongkat ali, but it remains a popular ingredient for male vitality and libido support, and this formula gives it enough room to matter if you respond well to it.

KSM-66® ashwagandha is included at 300mg, which is the low end of the clinically studied 300-600mg range. That matters because KSM-66 is one of the best-validated branded ashwagandha extracts on the market, backed by multiple randomized trials showing benefits for stress, cortisol reduction, sleep quality, and exercise performance. In practical terms, this is the ingredient most likely to help users who feel “wired but flat” from life stress. LJ100® eurycoma longifolia at 200mg is another serious branded inclusion. Tongkat ali is one of the more compelling male-performance botanicals in the category, and using LJ100® instead of generic longjack gives the formula more credibility from a standardization and identity standpoint.

DIM is included at 100mg, which lands at the entry point of the 100-200mg researched range. Its job here is not to “crush estrogen,” but to help support healthier estrogen metabolite balance by shifting metabolism toward the more favorable 2-hydroxy pathway. That makes it a smart inclusion in a male hormone formula, especially alongside boron and tongkat, though DIM’s natural bioavailability is a known limitation unless paired with an absorption enhancer.

As a system, the formula is well thought out: KSM-66® addresses cortisol pressure, LJ100® and fenugreek push the vitality/libido/performance side, DIM supports estrogen metabolism, and vitamin D3, zinc, and boron cover foundational hormonal nutrition. Transparency is a major strength here—no proprietary blend, no buried dosages, and several trademarked ingredients with strong manufacturing pedigrees. Day 1, most users won’t feel this like a stimulant product; what they may notice first is libido, general drive, and a subtle improvement in stress resilience. Over 2-4 weeks of consistent use, the intended experience is steadier training motivation, better recovery tone, improved vitality, and a more favorable internal environment for performance.

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