JellyRock names all five of its active ingredients on the label. What it doesn't do is break out an exact milligram amount for each one. Here's what that means for you as a buyer.
Named Vs. Dosed
A "named ingredient" tells you what's present. A "dosed ingredient" tells you exactly how much. JellyRock states the former — Panax Ginseng, Tongkat Ali, L-Citrulline, Vitamin B-Complex and Zinc — without the latter.
Why This Matters
Research on an ingredient like Tongkat Ali is typically conducted at specific dosages. Without knowing the amount in a given product, it's hard to know whether a serving matches those studied amounts.
What We Could Verify
We reviewed the available product materials and confirmed the ingredient names, but no Supplement Facts panel with individual milligram amounts was published, so we describe what each ingredient generally does in research without inventing specific numbers we can't confirm.
What To Do About It
Check the physical bottle you receive for the current Supplement Facts panel, which is the authoritative source for exact serving information — not any marketing page, including ours.