Traditional herb
Tribulus Terrestris
Tribulus terrestris
A long-standing fixture of men's formulas whose reputation runs well ahead of the evidence — worth saying out loud.
Tribulus terrestris is a low, spiny plant found across southern Europe, Asia and Africa, used in both Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese practice. It became a fixture of Western men's supplements in the 1990s on the back of a testosterone reputation.
That reputation has not held up well. The better-controlled trials in men with normal hormone levels have generally not found the testosterone effect the marketing promised. It is one of the clearer examples in this category of a herb whose folklore outran its data.
It stays on labels for two defensible reasons: a long traditional record, and a body of work on saponin content that is still open. We list it as a traditional component of the blend and leave the claim there — which is the only honest way to present it.
Traditional use
Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese practice.
Before you start: speak to a doctor or pharmacist first if you take medication for the heart, blood pressure or diabetes, take nitrates or blood thinners, or take a prescription for erectile dysfunction. This is a dietary supplement, not a treatment for any diagnosed condition.
Tribulus Terrestris is one of eight named ingredients in every bottle of PRIME MAN Gummies — traditional herb.
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Often combined with
Other components in the same formula
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