A once-daily blue raspberry gummy, 30 to a bottle, marketed as a men's wellness and vitality supplement combining Panax Ginseng, Tongkat Ali, L-Citrulline, Vitamin B-Complex, and Zinc.
No. JellyRock's marketing materials name these five ingredients, but we could not find a published Supplement Facts label with milligram amounts for any of them, across JellyRock's own materials or independent third-party coverage.
No. JellyRock's gummy base is gelatin-derived, which comes from animal collagen. This isn't prominently disclosed on most marketing pages, so we're stating it clearly here for anyone with dietary restrictions.
Yes, especially if you take medication for blood pressure or a heart condition. L-Citrulline affects nitric oxide production and blood circulation, and combining it with certain medications is worth discussing with a doctor first.
One gummy daily, per the product's marketing materials. Specific timing relative to meals isn't specified.
Reader reports we've featured describe changes building over several weeks of consistent use, not immediately.
We couldn't confirm an independently verified rating on the official pages we reviewed, so we present our own reader-report average instead of repeating an unverified figure.
A 60-day money-back guarantee is advertised. Confirm the current exact terms with the seller before ordering.