A mix of oldies and new goodies, Test Factor is supposed to a blend of time-tested extracts and breakthrough ingredients that produce unprecedented testosterone boosting results. Supplying you with a surge of additional testosterone, Test Factor hopes to provide you with added muscular endurance, strength, and recovery. It’s also designed to help fight away the effects estrogen so your testosterone can have free rein within the body for maximum results. Does this new product work?

Ingredients & How Molecular Nutrition Test Factor Works

While not completely novel, Test Factor includes some oldies but goodies. One of these is Eurycoma Longfolia. This time-tested ingredient has been shown time and time again to amplify testosterone levels and help the body maximize on testosterone’s associated benefits.

Also included, is a large helping of vitamin D. In recent studies conducted at an Austrian university, researches found that vitamin D might actually help boost testosterone levels and help boost androgenic effects.

However, the two main ingredients of Test Factor are ActeoFIT and RC Pensis. ActeoFIT acts in many ways as an estrogen blocker. By reducing estrogen levels and effects, your body can create more testosterone. More testosterone leads to more lean muscle, weight loss, and increased libido. The second main ingredient is RC Pensis. This is a patented ingredient that has been said to boost the amount of usable testosterone inside the body. Together they seem to be a potent blend, but do they really work?

Is Molecular Nutrition Test Factor Effective?

Some of the ingredients are effective, but some still need further testing and research. For instance Vitamin D may have enjoyed some recent attention for helping boost testosterone, but more research should be conducted before the correlation is considered “proven.” And if it does work, their are cheaper sources of Vitamin D out there than this product offers. Similarly, Test Factor’s Eurycoma Longfolia content is somewhat lacking. We’ve seen several products with much higher doses than 50mg. While at that dosage it still might have some effect, it’s better to look into supplements with higher concentrations.

Most importantly, are Test Factor’s main ingredients really effective? From the research we’ve done ActeoFIT really comes through. SERMs like ActeoFIT have been the focus of several studies in the field of sports medicine. Most have shown promising results. However, we can’t really find much to support the claims of RC Pensis. The only ingredient listed in this patented formula is the herb called Ruta Chalepepensis. While research has shown Ruta Chalepepensis can drive and boost libido, it has yet to be associated with any testosterone boosting benefits.

Is Molecular Nutrition Test Factor Safe?

SERM’s like ActeoFIT are actually a lot safer than other anti-estrogen treatments. However, SERMs have been associated with some cases of Deep Vein Thrombosis, or DVT, a blood clotting condition.

Conclusion

While ActeoFIT intrigued us, Test Factor missed an opportunity by including RC Pensis. There just isn’t enough evidence to back this ingredient up. Test Factor also includes some Eurycoma Longfolia, but 50mg is hardly worth rushing the shelves for. Same goes for its vitamin D content. For $40 you can get a much more potent vitamin D supplement. In the end, Test Factor doesn’t have enough going for it. We cannot recommend this product.