G Test is the long-running muscle-building testosterone booster from Greg Doucette’s growing brand HTLT, which eventually evolved into G Test Platinum. The supplement is packed full of hormone health and optimizing ingredients, including fenugreek, longjack, shilajit, and Sensoril ashwagandha. Launching sometime soon is a spin-off of G Test that actually follows the path we’ve seen a lot of over the last few months, with the rise of cost-effective pre-workouts.
HTLT is preparing to introduce G Test Max, where you essentially trade the wide variety of components in G Test Platinum for a shorter, simpler set of ingredients, but moderately more advanced and reliable. Everything that’s in G Test Platinum is in G Test Max, although the amounts of them are different, and in some cases, the version or forms are different too, especially when it comes to shilajit.
G Test Max includes vitamin D3, zinc, and boron at similar amounts to Platinum, although moving into the Sensoril ashwagandha, HTLT has bumped things up substantially to 400mg. The dosage of longjack has remained at 400mg in a maximum serving, and in place of half a gram of shilajit, you get the same amount of the premium and proven PrimaVie shilajit, all working together to naturally boost testosterone production, vitality, recovery, performance, and muscle growth.
As mentioned and as you can see, HTLT has separated G Test Max from Platinum by way of formula as well as cost, where it’s $10 cheaper at $49.99, and you get 33% more servings at 20 per bottle versus 15. The Max version of the testosterone booster has yet to go live on the brand’s website; however, it is listed in preparation for its arrival. In typical style of HTLT, there will be a bulk pack of three bottles to last you two months at the full amount, working out to $46.66 each.
