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Laboratory analysis of nine raw US beef offal items found beef testicle qualifies under FDA labeling standards as an excellent source of protein and phosphorus, at 18-20 percent protein. Undefatted, grass-fed, 500 mg a capsule. Nose-to-tail, in a countable form.
For adult men who eat nose to tail and want the amount printed on the label. 60 capsules (1 month) or 120 (2 months).
- Lab Tested
- 100% Grass-Fed
- Not Defatted
- Single Ingredient
- Pork-Free Capsule
- No Fillers
- No Flow Agents
- No Proprietary Blend
Why people use it
- One ingredient, amount on the label. 500 mg of grass-fed beef orchic per capsule, 1,000 mg at the label's two a day. No blend, no proprietary hiding place.
- Never defatted. The tissue is dried whole rather than stripped and re-standardized. That is a processing decision, and it is the reason this is a food-form product rather than an extract.
- Protein and phosphorus. A 2024 laboratory analysis of nine raw US beef offal items found beef testicle qualifies under FDA labeling standards as an excellent source of both, at roughly 18-20 percent protein.
- Not a zinc source, and not a retinol source. The same analysis found testicle among the lowest-zinc offal items tested, and found meaningful retinol only in liver. If you want copper and real vitamin A, that is liver's job, not this one.
- Nose-to-tail, the way liver is. Organ tissue is the most nutrient-dense food in the animal, and glandular organ powders have been eaten this way for as long as people have butchered cattle. This is that food, dried whole and counted out at 500 mg a capsule. Take it as an organ food and pair it with liver.
What's in the capsule
The 500 mg fill is the label figure. The composition data below is from raw tissue per 100 g and cannot be converted to a dried capsule, so nothing here is stated per capsule.
| Ingredient | What it contributes |
|---|---|
| Grass-fed beef orchic powder, undefatted (~500 mg per capsule) | Whole dried testicular tissue. In raw form, laboratory analysis puts it at roughly 18-20 percent protein and qualifies it as an excellent source of protein and phosphorus under FDA labeling standards. |
| Zinc | Low. The same analysis found beef testicle among the lowest-zinc of nine offal items tested, below tongue, heart, kidney, oxtail, and tripe. Do not buy this for zinc. |
| Vitamin A (retinol) | Not a meaningful source. That analysis found retinol above 100 mcg per 100 g only in liver. |
| Cholesterol | Raw beef testicle measured 2.19 mg per gram of lean tissue, about 219 mg per 100 g. No per-capsule figure can be derived from that. |
| USP grade pork-free bovine capsule | The shell. Nothing else in the bottle. |
Composition figures from Nutrient Analysis of Raw United States Beef Offal Items (Nutrients, 2024), measured on raw tissue per 100 g. Ask us for the current certificate of analysis for your lot.
How to use
- Two capsules a day is the label serving: 1 before bed on an empty stomach and 1 in the morning on an empty stomach.
- Or both together in the morning. Either works.
- Some people prefer them with an evening meal that contains fat. That is fine too - there is no pharmacokinetic data to prefer one schedule, so use the one you'll actually keep.
- Do not exceed the recommended serving.
- If you also take beef liver, count both toward your daily organ intake.
Sourcing & making
Orchic powder from 100% grass-fed cattle, dried whole and never defatted, then lab tested before it's encapsulated. Capsules are USP-grade bovine gelatin, pork-free. Two lines on the label because two things are in the bottle. Ask us for the origin and lab documentation on your lot before you buy.
Full ingredients
- 500mg 100% Lab-Tested Grass-Fed Beef Orchic Powder (Testicles)
- Lab-Tested USP Grade Pork-Free Bovine Capsule
Who it's for — and who it isn't
Good fit for:
- Men who already eat nose to tail and want orchic in a countable form
- People who prefer a single-ingredient product with the milligrams stated over a proprietary blend
- Anyone building an organ-food routine alongside liver rather than instead of it
Probably not for you if:
- You have a beef allergy or alpha-gal sensitivity. Both the powder and the capsule shell are bovine.
Testing & quality
Every product is lab tested. Certificates of analysis on request, about a two-week turnaround. Every lot is tested for purity and contaminants before it's bottled. Ask for the origin documentation too - with a glandular product, that's the question worth asking.
The research behind the ingredients
Published research on the ingredients in this product, for education. These studies were not conducted on this product.
100% Grass-Fed Beef Orchic Powder (bovine testicle)
Nutrient Analysis of Raw United States Beef Offal Items
Nutrients · 2024 · laboratory composition analysis of food samples · n=9 beef offal items, including testicles
Laboratory analysis of nine raw United States beef offal items found that beef testicles qualify under FDA labeling standards as an excellent source of protein and phosphorus, contain roughly 18-20% protein and 2.19 mg cholesterol per gram of lean tissue, and are comparatively low in zinc relative to other offal items.
Beef organ meat (offal) as a food category
Edible Offal as a Valuable Source of Nutrients in the Diet-A Review
Nutrients · 2024 · narrative review
This review of the composition of edible offal reports that organ meats concentrate nutrients above the level found in skeletal muscle, supplying high-quality complete protein plus iron, zinc, selenium, copper and B vitamins including B12, while noting that testicular tissue specifically is much less characterised than liver, heart or kidney.
Evidence note: Compositional rather than clinical: the sources here establish what bovine orchic IS - laboratory analysis of raw US beef offal puts beef testicle at 18-20 percent protein and an excellent source of phosphorus under FDA labeling standards, and among the lowest-zinc offal items measured. Read this product as nose-to-tail organ nutrition on that basis. Clinical trials of bovine orchic on hormonal or performance endpoints remain to be conducted, so the page speaks to what the ingredient is and how it is traditionally eaten.
FAQ
Is this a hormone product?
No. It's whole dried organ tissue - a nose-to-tail food, the same way liver is. Laboratory analysis of raw beef testicle puts it at 18-20 percent protein and an excellent source of phosphorus under FDA labeling standards. Take it as food, and
Is it a good source of zinc?
No, and it's worth saying plainly. A 2024 analysis of nine raw US beef offal items found testicle among the lowest-zinc items tested, below tongue, heart, kidney, oxtail, and tripe. It did qualify as an excellent source of protein and phosphorus.
Empty stomach or with food?
The label offers both: one before bed and one on waking, both on an empty stomach; or both together in the morning; or with an evening meal containing fat. Pick the one you'll keep - consistency matters more here than timing.
How is this different from the MAX version?
This is one ingredient at a stated 500 mg per capsule. MAX is a 410 mg proprietary blend of fenugreek, Fadogia stem, Tongkat Ali root, and orchic, with no individual amounts disclosed and a different safety profile. Read that page before you stack them.
Will there be a powder?
We're looking at it. No date yet. Email us if you want to be told when it happens.
Pairs well with
- 100% Grass-Fed Beef Liver — the organ that actually carries the copper and retinol
- Men's Performance MAX — the herbal blend version - read its cautions before you stack them
- Shilajit Powder or Capsules — humic and fulvic acid with trace minerals, a common companion in this routine
Cautions
- Adults only. Seek guidance from a qualified practitioner before considering this for anyone under 18. Do not exceed the recommended serving size.
- Not suitable for anyone with a beef allergy or alpha-gal sensitivity; both the powder and the capsule shell are bovine.
- Store cool and dry. An undefatted organ powder oxidizes faster than a defatted one. Best within 12 months of opening.
Lab Tested
Every product. COA and origin docs on request, ~2 weeks.
Small Batch
Made in small batches, about as close to homemade as a capsule gets.
Nothing Hidden
Two ingredients, one amount on the label, and no proprietary blend.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Nutrient figures are approximate reference values, not a lot-specific assay. Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition.
Sale price
$39.77
Regular price $32.77Size
Laboratory analysis of nine raw US beef offal items found beef testicle qualifies under FDA labeling standards as an excellent source of protein and phosphorus, at 18-20 percent protein. Undefatted, grass-fed, 500 mg a capsule. Nose-to-tail, in a countable form.
For adult men who eat nose to tail and want the amount printed on the label. 60 capsules (1 month) or 120 (2 months).
- Lab Tested
- 100% Grass-Fed
- Not Defatted
- Single Ingredient
- Pork-Free Capsule
- No Fillers
- No Flow Agents
- No Proprietary Blend
Why people use it
- One ingredient, amount on the label. 500 mg of grass-fed beef orchic per capsule, 1,000 mg at the label's two a day. No blend, no proprietary hiding place.
- Never defatted. The tissue is dried whole rather than stripped and re-standardized. That is a processing decision, and it is the reason this is a food-form product rather than an extract.
- Protein and phosphorus. A 2024 laboratory analysis of nine raw US beef offal items found beef testicle qualifies under FDA labeling standards as an excellent source of both, at roughly 18-20 percent protein.
- Not a zinc source, and not a retinol source. The same analysis found testicle among the lowest-zinc offal items tested, and found meaningful retinol only in liver. If you want copper and real vitamin A, that is liver's job, not this one.
- Nose-to-tail, the way liver is. Organ tissue is the most nutrient-dense food in the animal, and glandular organ powders have been eaten this way for as long as people have butchered cattle. This is that food, dried whole and counted out at 500 mg a capsule. Take it as an organ food and pair it with liver.
What's in the capsule
The 500 mg fill is the label figure. The composition data below is from raw tissue per 100 g and cannot be converted to a dried capsule, so nothing here is stated per capsule.
| Ingredient | What it contributes |
|---|---|
| Grass-fed beef orchic powder, undefatted (~500 mg per capsule) | Whole dried testicular tissue. In raw form, laboratory analysis puts it at roughly 18-20 percent protein and qualifies it as an excellent source of protein and phosphorus under FDA labeling standards. |
| Zinc | Low. The same analysis found beef testicle among the lowest-zinc of nine offal items tested, below tongue, heart, kidney, oxtail, and tripe. Do not buy this for zinc. |
| Vitamin A (retinol) | Not a meaningful source. That analysis found retinol above 100 mcg per 100 g only in liver. |
| Cholesterol | Raw beef testicle measured 2.19 mg per gram of lean tissue, about 219 mg per 100 g. No per-capsule figure can be derived from that. |
| USP grade pork-free bovine capsule | The shell. Nothing else in the bottle. |
Composition figures from Nutrient Analysis of Raw United States Beef Offal Items (Nutrients, 2024), measured on raw tissue per 100 g. Ask us for the current certificate of analysis for your lot.
How to use
- Two capsules a day is the label serving: 1 before bed on an empty stomach and 1 in the morning on an empty stomach.
- Or both together in the morning. Either works.
- Some people prefer them with an evening meal that contains fat. That is fine too - there is no pharmacokinetic data to prefer one schedule, so use the one you'll actually keep.
- Do not exceed the recommended serving.
- If you also take beef liver, count both toward your daily organ intake.
Sourcing & making
Orchic powder from 100% grass-fed cattle, dried whole and never defatted, then lab tested before it's encapsulated. Capsules are USP-grade bovine gelatin, pork-free. Two lines on the label because two things are in the bottle. Ask us for the origin and lab documentation on your lot before you buy.
Full ingredients
- 500mg 100% Lab-Tested Grass-Fed Beef Orchic Powder (Testicles)
- Lab-Tested USP Grade Pork-Free Bovine Capsule
Who it's for — and who it isn't
Good fit for:
- Men who already eat nose to tail and want orchic in a countable form
- People who prefer a single-ingredient product with the milligrams stated over a proprietary blend
- Anyone building an organ-food routine alongside liver rather than instead of it
Probably not for you if:
- You have a beef allergy or alpha-gal sensitivity. Both the powder and the capsule shell are bovine.
Testing & quality
Every product is lab tested. Certificates of analysis on request, about a two-week turnaround. Every lot is tested for purity and contaminants before it's bottled. Ask for the origin documentation too - with a glandular product, that's the question worth asking.
The research behind the ingredients
Published research on the ingredients in this product, for education. These studies were not conducted on this product.
100% Grass-Fed Beef Orchic Powder (bovine testicle)
Nutrient Analysis of Raw United States Beef Offal Items
Nutrients · 2024 · laboratory composition analysis of food samples · n=9 beef offal items, including testicles
Laboratory analysis of nine raw United States beef offal items found that beef testicles qualify under FDA labeling standards as an excellent source of protein and phosphorus, contain roughly 18-20% protein and 2.19 mg cholesterol per gram of lean tissue, and are comparatively low in zinc relative to other offal items.
Beef organ meat (offal) as a food category
Edible Offal as a Valuable Source of Nutrients in the Diet-A Review
Nutrients · 2024 · narrative review
This review of the composition of edible offal reports that organ meats concentrate nutrients above the level found in skeletal muscle, supplying high-quality complete protein plus iron, zinc, selenium, copper and B vitamins including B12, while noting that testicular tissue specifically is much less characterised than liver, heart or kidney.
Evidence note: Compositional rather than clinical: the sources here establish what bovine orchic IS - laboratory analysis of raw US beef offal puts beef testicle at 18-20 percent protein and an excellent source of phosphorus under FDA labeling standards, and among the lowest-zinc offal items measured. Read this product as nose-to-tail organ nutrition on that basis. Clinical trials of bovine orchic on hormonal or performance endpoints remain to be conducted, so the page speaks to what the ingredient is and how it is traditionally eaten.
FAQ
Is this a hormone product?
No. It's whole dried organ tissue - a nose-to-tail food, the same way liver is. Laboratory analysis of raw beef testicle puts it at 18-20 percent protein and an excellent source of phosphorus under FDA labeling standards. Take it as food, and
Is it a good source of zinc?
No, and it's worth saying plainly. A 2024 analysis of nine raw US beef offal items found testicle among the lowest-zinc items tested, below tongue, heart, kidney, oxtail, and tripe. It did qualify as an excellent source of protein and phosphorus.
Empty stomach or with food?
The label offers both: one before bed and one on waking, both on an empty stomach; or both together in the morning; or with an evening meal containing fat. Pick the one you'll keep - consistency matters more here than timing.
How is this different from the MAX version?
This is one ingredient at a stated 500 mg per capsule. MAX is a 410 mg proprietary blend of fenugreek, Fadogia stem, Tongkat Ali root, and orchic, with no individual amounts disclosed and a different safety profile. Read that page before you stack them.
Will there be a powder?
We're looking at it. No date yet. Email us if you want to be told when it happens.
Pairs well with
- 100% Grass-Fed Beef Liver — the organ that actually carries the copper and retinol
- Men's Performance MAX — the herbal blend version - read its cautions before you stack them
- Shilajit Powder or Capsules — humic and fulvic acid with trace minerals, a common companion in this routine
Cautions
- Adults only. Seek guidance from a qualified practitioner before considering this for anyone under 18. Do not exceed the recommended serving size.
- Not suitable for anyone with a beef allergy or alpha-gal sensitivity; both the powder and the capsule shell are bovine.
- Store cool and dry. An undefatted organ powder oxidizes faster than a defatted one. Best within 12 months of opening.
Lab Tested
Every product. COA and origin docs on request, ~2 weeks.
Small Batch
Made in small batches, about as close to homemade as a capsule gets.
Nothing Hidden
Two ingredients, one amount on the label, and no proprietary blend.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Nutrient figures are approximate reference values, not a lot-specific assay. Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition.
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