A plant ecdysteroid sold as a 'natural anabolic' — human evidence is minimal, and independent testing has found many products contain far less than the label claims.
What the evidence supports: muscle gains in a single small human study of a related compound.
This scores how well-supported the claim above is — not how much benefit you personally would get. A high score on a narrow claim does not extend to everything the product is marketed for.
Not established.
Limited justification. Competitive athletes should check current anti-doping guidance, as ecdysterone has been under WADA monitoring.
No commonly documented medication clashes in our data. That is not the same as none existing.
Run your full list through the interaction check.