Tribulus Terrestris Tincture

10:1 Extract · Non-Alcohol Ultrasonic Liquid Extract (50 ml)

166,670 mg Dried-Herb Equivalent · Alcohol-Free · Ultrasonic Extraction · 45-Day Guarantee

Tribulus Terrestris – Small Plant, Big Reputation 😏🌿

Tribulus terrestris is a low-growing flowering plant found across warm and temperate regions of the world. Also known as Puncture Vine or Gokshura, it has a long history in traditional botanical practices.

Despite its rather innocent-looking yellow flowers, Tribulus has developed a surprisingly cheeky reputation over the centuries, particularly in discussions about traditional vitality and masculine folklore.

We’ll leave the extraordinary promises to the internet. Apparently, it’s never met a botanical it couldn’t turn into a superhero.

Our Tribulus Terrestris Non-Alcohol Tincture is prepared using a 10:1 botanical extract, vegetable glycerine and purified water.

Each 50 ml bottle contains a nominal 166,670 mg dried-herb equivalent, calculated from the quantity of 10:1 extract used during preparation.

We also use ultrasonic extraction technology as part of our manufacturing process, rather than relying solely on traditional soaking and mixing methods.

What Does 166,670 mg Actually Mean? 🔬

Rather than simply displaying a large number without explanation, we believe in showing how the strength is calculated.

Our tincture is made using a 10:1 Tribulus terrestris extract powder.

A 10:1 extract ratio nominally means that approximately 10 parts of starting botanical material were used to produce one part of extract.

16,667 mg extract × 10 = 166,670 mg dried-herb equivalent.

This is a calculated botanical equivalent, not the physical weight of herb or dissolved active compounds in the bottle. The 10:1 ratio does not mean that every constituent is present at ten times its original concentration.

Why Ultrasonic Extraction? 🔊🌿

We use ultrasonic extraction during preparation rather than relying solely on ordinary mechanical mixing and conventional maceration.

Ultrasound introduces high-frequency sound energy into the liquid, producing microscopic cavitation and agitation.

This process can help improve contact between botanical material and the extraction liquid, encouraging the release and dispersion of naturally occurring constituents.

Why This Tribulus Tincture Stands Out 💚

A Botanical with a Rather Cheeky History 😏

Tribulus terrestris has appeared in traditional Ayurvedic and other botanical practices for centuries.

It has become particularly well known in modern supplement culture, where its reputation has sometimes grown considerably faster than the scientific evidence.

You’ll occasionally see Tribulus surrounded by claims that sound as though one small plant has somehow acquired the abilities of an entire superhero team.

We prefer a slightly more sensible approach: clearly identify the botanical, explain the extraction ratio and let customers understand exactly what they’re purchasing.

As for its more mischievous reputation? We’ll let the botanical historians argue about that one. 😉

What’s in the Bottle? 🧪

Suggested Use 💧

Proposed serving range: 1–3 ml once daily, subject to confirmation of the finished product’s safety assessment.

Use a graduated dropper to measure the required volume accurately.

The figures above describe nominal extract and dried-herb equivalents, not measured amounts of individual active compounds.

Storage & Handling 📦

Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.

Shake gently before use if natural sediment is present.

Natural colour, aroma and appearance may vary between batches.

Our “No-Regrets” Guarantee 🛡️

Try it properly. If within 45 days you decide it’s not for you, simply return it for a refund. No awkward emails. No complicated conversations.

We wanted to tell you this Tribulus was harvested beneath a blazing sun while ancient herbalists nodded approvingly and a suspiciously muscular goat supervised the entire operation…

…but apparently that’s not recognised as botanical quality control.

So here’s the sensible bit:

⚠️ Not a medicine.

⚠️ Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.

⚠️ The 166,670 mg figure represents a calculated dried-herb equivalent based on the stated 10:1 extract ratio.

⚠️ Traditional references to Tribulus do not establish proven effects on testosterone, sexual performance, fertility or other physiological functions.

⚠️ Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

⚠️ If taking medication, particularly blood-pressure or blood-glucose-lowering medicines, or if you have kidney, liver or other medical conditions, consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.

⚠️ Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ Discontinue use if you experience an adverse reaction.

Natural colour, aroma, flavour and sediment may vary between batches. That’s simply part of working with genuine botanical material. 🌿