Spartamax Ingredients: Tongkat Ali, Maca, Ashwagandha and the Full Label Explained

Turn the Spartamax bottle around and the panel is short and easy to read: seven named ingredients, each with its own amount, followed by a plain list of what makes it a gummy. This page goes through it line by line. The seller’s framing of the whole formula is support for performance, confidence, stamina and drive, but every figure below comes straight from the label. On the front, the bottle carries the slogan ‘Strength • Stamina • Virility’.

The Spartamax panel at a glance

One serving is one gummy, and a bottle holds 30 servings. Here is the full panel for a single gummy.

Amount	Line on the panel	Botanical source
6	Calories
2 g	Total carbohydrate
1.5 g	Total sugars
200 mg	Tongkat Ali	Eurycoma longifolia, root extract
100 mg	Maca	Lepidium meyenii, root extract
100 mg	Ashwagandha	Withania somnifera, extract
100 mg	Horny goat weed	Epimedium sagittatum, extract
50 mg	L-arginine	HCl form
50 mg	Beet root	Beta vulgaris, extract
50 mg	Grape seed	Vitis vinifera, extract

Every active ingredient has its own milligram figure, so there is no combined total to decode, and the label is easy to share with a pharmacist.

What each ingredient is

We say what each item is and nothing more. A single named ingredient does not get its own promise here, because the seller’s aim belongs to the formula as a whole.

Tongkat Ali, 200 mg

An extract of the root of Eurycoma longifolia, a plant from Southeast Asia that has a place in traditional practice. It is the largest line on the panel.

Maca root, 100 mg

An extract of Lepidium meyenii, a root vegetable grown in the Andes.

Ashwagandha, 100 mg

An extract of Withania somnifera, an herb with a long history in Ayurvedic tradition.

Horny goat weed, 100 mg

An extract of Epimedium sagittatum, a flowering plant.

L-arginine HCl, 50 mg

An amino acid, listed here in its hydrochloride form.

Beet root, 50 mg

An extract of Beta vulgaris, the familiar root vegetable.

Grape seed, 50 mg

An extract from the seeds of Vitis vinifera, the wine grape.

What the seller says the formula is for

On its own pages, the seller describes a once-a-day vitality gummy for grown men, built around stamina, drive, confidence and performance. It adds that men between 40 and 70 are where it is most popular. We pass all of that on as the seller’s view of the formula as a whole, not as an outcome we measured, and not as something any one ingredient does by itself.

Other ingredients

What remains makes up the gummy itself: cane sugar, glucose syrup, pectin and starch, together with citric acid, sodium citrate, water, natural flavor and natural coloring. Pectin is the gelling agent that gives a gummy its texture. The panel prints 1.5 g of total sugars per gummy, so if you keep a close eye on sugar, that is the line to read twice.

The label’s caution line

The panel carries a short caution, and we repeat it exactly as a good habit:

• Do not exceed the recommended dose.
• Not for anyone under 18.
• Speak with a physician before use, particularly when a medication or a medical condition is involved.
• Keep it cooler than 30°C (86°F).

That last one is practical: keep the bottle in a cupboard, not on a dashboard.

What the seller says about production

Three statements come from the seller, and we attribute each of them. The seller says production is American, at a GMP-certified facility registered with the FDA, with a third party testing every batch. The distributor is listed as Spartamax in Aurora, CO. These are the seller’s claims about its own manufacturing, and we present them as such.

How the amounts line up

Reading down the panel from largest to smallest gives a quick picture. Tongkat Ali leads at 200 mg. Three ingredients follow at 100 mg each: maca, ashwagandha and horny goat weed. The last three sit at 50 mg each: L-arginine, beet root and grape seed. In all, the seven actives add up to 650 mg per gummy, which is the sum of the printed lines.

Because every line has its own number, you do not have to guess how the formula is split. That also makes it simple to check any single line against a doctor’s advice.

Questions to take to a pharmacist

If you take medicine or have a medical condition, a pharmacist can read this label in a minute. Bring it along, with your own medicine list, and ask:

• Does anything on this panel matter for what I already take?
• Are there amounts here I should know about?
• Is a daily gummy with 1.5 g of sugar a good fit for my day?

Keep taking your prescribed medicines while you ask.

A note on botanical names

Four of the seven lines carry a Latin name in brackets, and that is a good habit worth appreciating. A botanical name pins down exactly which plant an extract comes from, which removes any doubt when several plants share a common name. Eurycoma longifolia is the Tongkat Ali plant. Lepidium meyenii is maca. Withania somnifera is ashwagandha. Epimedium sagittatum is the plant sold as horny goat weed. Beet root and grape seed add Beta vulgaris and Vitis vinifera. If you want to look any of them up, the Latin name is the most reliable search term.

Habits for reading any label

A handful of routines make comparisons painless.

• Start with the serving. Here it is one gummy, so each figure covers a single chew.
• Match units. Milligrams against milligrams, and note the species after each plant name.
• Scan the base. Sugars, syrups and gelling agents sit under other ingredients.
• Read the caution. Two lines, ten seconds.
• Show it to a pharmacist. A printed panel makes medicine questions quick.

Using it

The routine is one gummy once a day, and you stay within the recommended dose. Each bottle runs 30 days, so the three packages cover 30, 90 and 180 days. It is for adults. If you take prescribed medicine or have a medical condition, show your doctor the label first and continue with whatever was prescribed.

For the monthly cost, our price breakdown lists every package with daily figures.

Why the label is easy to love

For a shopper, the strength of this panel is simplicity. Seven lines, seven amounts, a short base list and a clear caution give you everything needed to make an informed choice in a minute or two. Combine that with a 365-day money-back guarantee and the decision gets even easier: you can try the gummy, keep your own notes and use the year to decide.