Testa-D D-Aspartic Acid Chelate – 165 Capsules
Know what you’re choosing.
Testa-D lists D-aspartic acid chelate, an amino-acid ingredient. Each five-capsule serving provides 3,750 mg, with 165 capsules per bottle.
Per container
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Serving size
Basis for the listed ingredient amounts.
Label servings
Serving count is not always days of supply.
What makes this formula different?
The Supplement Facts panel specifically names D-aspartic acid chelate: 3,750 mg per five-capsule serving. Some other products list D-aspartic acid without that chelate designation. Our reviewed label does not identify the chelating partner or establish how much free D-aspartic acid this form supplies. We do not claim better absorption or a stronger testosterone effect from the word chelate.
D-aspartic acid: the idea and the evidence
1. An amino acid
D-aspartic acid occurs naturally in the body. Researchers study its role in tissues that send hormone signals.
2. A signaling role is being studied
Laboratory and early human work explored signals involved in testosterone production. A biological role does not prove that extra capsules raise testosterone.
3. Human results are mixed
Controlled studies in resistance-trained men have not consistently found higher testosterone, greater strength or better body composition.
What the evidence means
Testa-D should not be treated as a proven testosterone booster. Research on D-aspartic acid is not proof that this chelate formula provides a hormonal benefit. More is not necessarily better.
Read the sources: Original 12-week D-aspartic acid trial · Early signaling study.
Is it a fit for your routine?
For adults comparing D-aspartic acid formulas. If you are concerned about low testosterone, symptoms alone cannot confirm it—speak with a qualified clinician rather than self-treating.
What should you expect?
There is no established benefit timeline for this product. Have the changing capsule schedule on the label reviewed by a healthcare professional before use.
Ingredients & label facts.
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| D-aspartic acid chelate | 3,750 mg |
The facts panel uses a five-capsule serving, while the first five days of the label’s directions use eight capsules daily. Serving count is not the same as days of supply.
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Before you use it.
Other ingredients
Silicon dioxide. The capsule-shell composition is not specified on the reviewed label.
Label directions
The reviewed label describes four capsules in the morning and four in the afternoon with food for the first five days, then three in the morning and two in the afternoon from day six. Ask a healthcare professional to review these directions before use; follow the current bottle label.
Warnings and precautions
Discuss with your physician before taking if you have a medical condition or take prescription medication. Do not exceed the suggested dose. Do not take if pregnant or breastfeeding. Not intended for people under 18. Keep out of reach of children.
California Proposition 65 warning: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.
YOUR ROUTINE, INFORMED
Bring intention to your everyday routine.
Make informed choices about hormone-related supplements. Start with the ingredient facts and evidence, and seek medical advice for hormone concerns.
Compare the facts panel and directions.
A five-capsule serving is the basis for the ingredient amount shown here. The label describes a changing daily schedule, so do not assume that 33 servings means a 33-day supply.
Your Testa-D questions, answered.
What ingredient is listed in Testa-D?
The Supplement Facts panel lists D-aspartic acid chelate.
How much is in one serving?
The label lists 3,750 mg per five-capsule serving.
How many capsules are in the bottle?
The front label lists 165 capsules.
Is a serving the same as a day’s supply?
Not necessarily. The label uses different capsule counts for the first five days and later days. Read the directions and consult a healthcare professional.
Does this page establish a testosterone benefit?
No. Ingredient and serving details alone do not establish a hormonal outcome. Discuss suspected hormone concerns with a qualified clinician.
Where can I find the complete label?
The ingredient amounts are shown above as readable text. Open the full label image for the original artwork in a new tab. Contact our team if you need information not listed here.
What are the shipping and return options?
Contact our team for current delivery estimates and return conditions before ordering.
Product quantities follow the reviewed MEHAGO label. Ingredient information does not establish a specific health outcome.