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Hypertest XTR kicking off Axis Lab’s list of coming soon supplements

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Hypertest XTR kicking off Axis Lab's list of coming soon supplements

If you’re wondering why we haven’t heard from Axis Labs in quite some time, it’s apparently due to the fact that the brand have been hard at work. Word is Axis have a couple new products coming down the pipeline, with the first one to kick it all off detailed here today. Hypertest XTR is the latest from the brand, a supplement that gets it’s category across in it’s name as a testosterone booster. The product promotes a handful of ingredients, which it does indeed have with a total of five main features. The 100% transparently dosed Hypertest lists an appreciated 3.12g of d-aspartic acid, 200mg of LJ100 eurycoma longifolia, 360mg of stinging nettle, 300mg of ashwagandha root and a full dose of the classic ZMA. With DAA in the mix it’s no surprise Axis have made each of the supplement’s 30 servings six capsules, which will see the product last you a full month. While Hypertest XTR has yet to show up anywhere, Axis are taking pre-orders on their own website. Keep in mind this is the supplement’s direct price, but one full size bottle will cost you $74.95, or $59.96 each if you want to sign up for a month to month supply. There is no word on when pre-orders will be fulfilled, although at that price you may want to wait for retail presence.