HTLT Turk Builder Platinum

This blend is sure to hit harder than Turk Builder Max due to the unique synergy of these botanical extracts.

The quality of ecdysteroids in this extract is unmatched. All botanicals are kept in stable storage conditions and extracted using the least invasive methods possible to avoid autoxidation and unwanted chemical reactions in the extract. This is important as the use of high heat, harsh chemical solvents and poor storage can create by-products and ecdysteroid artifacts which may impair the efficacy of major active components of ecdysteroid containing extracts [1].

Purity is our top priority, these full spectrum extracts are produced in the least invasive methods possible minimizing the amount of heat and harsh chemical solvents, only using ethanol and water-based extraction. This makes a great difference in the composition of the extracts, being more favorable for human consumption [1].

LC-MS/MS Fingerprinting Analysis of Cyanotis arachnoidea Extracts: Process-Related Artifacts in Anabolic Food Supplements

Dávid Laczkó et Al., ACS Omega 2025 10 (18), 18605-18614. DOI: 10.1021/acsomega.4c10908

Laczkó and colleagues state that: “The autoxidation of 20-hydroxyecdysone leads to the formation of various unknown or uncharacterized ecdysteroid compounds, which can significantly impact the quality and efficacy of commercial ecdysteroid-containing supplements, potentially affecting their regulatory status and consumer safety… our results are of importance regarding the efficacy and safety of commercially available ecdysteroid-containing food supplements”

Note: Turk Platinum is not a testosterone booster and should have no effects on sex hormones in both men and women.

Take one capsule to assess tolerance. Take 1-3 capsules 30 minutes before exercise on training days. Take 1-2 capsules in the morning on non-training days. Do not exceed three capsules in one day. May affect sleep in some individuals when taken too close to bedtime; it is recommended not to take after 4 pm.

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