Quick answer
Strong Peak's seller lists L-citrulline, L-carnitine, Panax ginseng, maca, rhodiola, grape seed, zinc and vitamins B3 and B6. No amounts are published, so you cannot compare doses with research.
The seller lists nine ingredients and no amounts. Here is each one, what it is linked to and what you cannot know.
L-Citrulline
The body converts this amino acid into arginine, which it uses to make nitric oxide. Exercise and circulation studies are mixed.
Amount: Amount not published.
L-Carnitine
A compound the body makes itself. It helps carry fats into cells to be used for energy. Supplement trials in healthy adults are inconsistent.
Amount: Amount not published.
Panax Ginseng extract
A root extract studied for fatigue and general well-being. Trials are small and use different extracts and doses.
Amount: Amount not published.
Maca root extract
A Peruvian root vegetable, sold as an extract. Human research is limited, and quality differs widely between products.
Amount: Amount not published.
Rhodiola extract
An adaptogen herb studied for stress-related tiredness. Evidence is modest and varies by extract.
Amount: Amount not published.
Grape seed extract
A polyphenol-rich extract. Studies on blood vessel health are mixed, and it may interact with blood thinners.
Amount: Amount not published.
Zinc
An essential mineral for immunity and protein building. Adults have a 40 mg daily upper limit from all sources (NIH ODS).
Amount: Amount not published.
Vitamins B3 and B6
B vitamins that help the body turn food into usable energy. Most people get enough from meals, and extra won't guarantee more energy.
Amount: Amounts not published.
Why the missing amounts matter
Studies of these ingredients use specific doses, often much larger than a single gummy can hold. With no figures published, you cannot tell whether Strong Peak contains a meaningful amount of anything, and that is the biggest gap in the label.
The ingredient lists don't fully match
One section of the seller's FAQ leaves grape seed extract out of its ingredient list, while other sections include it. The bottle label is the only dependable reference, so read it before ordering.
Safety notes
- Ginseng, rhodiola and grape seed may interact with blood thinners, diabetes medicines and others.
- Adults should keep total zinc under 40 mg a day from all sources.
- High niacin (B3) intake can cause flushing and, in excess, liver strain.
- L-citrulline may add to the effect of blood pressure medicines.
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women should ask a doctor first.
Questions to put to the seller
- How much of each ingredient is in one gummy?
- Has the finished product been tested by an independent lab?
- How much sugar does each gummy contain?
- Who is the doctor behind "doctor formulated"?
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