Enhanced Turkesterone

A high-strength, standardised Turkesterone formula designed for active adults looking to complement strength training, performance and recovery.

$74.95 $99.95

Key Benefits

40% HPLC-standardised extract — provides a defined, consistent concentration of Turkesterone.
Training & recovery — designed to complement structured resistance training and recovery.
Plant-derived performance formula — uses Ajuga turkestanica, a natural source of phytoecdysteroids.
Black pepper extract — includes standardised piperine alongside the Turkesterone extract.
Convenient capsule format — suited to people wanting a concentrated alternative to gummies.

How To Take

Take 1 capsule twice daily. Do not exceed 2 capsules per day.

Apollo advises using the product for no longer than 12 weeks unless directed by a healthcare professional, followed by a recommended break before resuming if continued use is desired.

Product Details

Active ingredients per capsule:

Ajuga Turkestanica Extract — 500 mg

Standardisation: 40% HPLC Turkesterone

Black Pepper Extract (Piper nigrum) — 5 mg

Standardisation: 95% Piperine

Equivalent to: 50 mg dried fruit

Also contains Hydroxypropyl-β-Cyclodextrin Complex.

Format: Vegetable capsules

Suggested daily use: 2 capsules

Ingredients

Active ingredients: Ajuga Turkestanica Extract (standardised to 40% HPLC Turkesterone) — 500 mg; Black Pepper Extract (Piper nigrum) — 5 mg, standardised to 95% piperine.

Other ingredients: Hydroxypropyl-β-Cyclodextrin Complex; Vegetable Capsule (Cellulose).

FAQ

What does “40% HPLC” mean?

It means the Ajuga turkestanica extract is standardised to contain 40% Turkesterone, with HPLC used as the analytical method for determining the concentration.

How is this different from Apollo’s Turkesterone Gummies?

The Enhanced Capsules use a 40% HPLC-standardised extract and are positioned as the more concentrated, standardised option. The gummies prioritise convenience and taste.

Is Turkesterone an anabolic steroid?

No. Turkesterone is a naturally occurring phytoecdysteroid found in plants such as Ajuga turkestanica. It is not an anabolic-androgenic steroid and does not directly act through androgen receptors. Research into its effects in humans is still developing.