Is Drivenol vegetarian?

Yes. The capsule shell is vegetarian and the four actives are plant extracts plus one trace mineral. If you need confirmation of vegan status specifically, email us before ordering and we will confirm against the current batch specification.

Where are the exact milligram amounts?

Every amount per capsule is printed on the bottle label and on the supplement information panel inside your order. We do not use a hidden proprietary blend — the amounts are itemised ingredient by ingredient, so you can check them the moment the bottle arrives.

Does Drivenol contain any hormones or steroids?

No. There are no hormones, no steroids, no prohormones and no prescription compounds in the formula. It is a food supplement made from botanical extracts and a trace mineral.

Can I take it alongside other supplements?

Usually yes, but check for duplication. If you already take an ashwagandha product, a boron product or a horny goat weed product, you would be doubling up. Stacking several men's formulas at once is the most common way people end up taking far more of an ingredient than they intended.

Can I take it with prescription medication?

Ask your GP or pharmacist first. That applies particularly if you take thyroid medication, blood pressure medication, nitrates, blood thinners or anything that affects hormones. We cannot give you that answer safely and we will not try to.

Will it show up on a drug test?

The formula contains no banned hormones or steroids. However, Drivenol is not batch-tested to a sport anti-doping standard such as Informed Sport, so competitive athletes under testing programmes should choose a certified product instead.

Is it safe to take long term?

The formula is designed for daily use at one capsule a day, and the three-bottle course exists because a 90-day run is a fair test. As with any supplement, if you plan to take something continuously for many months it is sensible to mention it at your next GP appointment.

Why only four ingredients?

Because a label with twenty-five ingredients almost always means tiny amounts of most of them. Four actives lets each one sit at a meaningful level rather than appearing on the label purely for show.

Why one capsule a day instead of four?

Adherence. Multi-capsule regimes get skipped, and a supplement you forget does nothing. One capsule with breakfast is the routine most people actually keep.

Does it contain caffeine or stimulants?

No. There is no caffeine and no stimulant in the formula, so it will not interfere with sleep or leave you jittery.

Formula

Drivenol ingredients: every capsule, itemised

Four active ingredients in a vegetarian capsule. No hormones, no prescription compounds, no proprietary blend hiding the amounts, and no filler list designed to look impressive on a label.

DWritten by the Drivenol editorial teamLast reviewed 9 September 2026

The formula at a glance

Drivenol Men's Vitality Complex is a food supplement. Each bottle holds 30 capsules and the serving is one capsule a day, so a bottle is exactly one month. The table below is the short version: what is in it, why it is there, and how strong the human evidence is.

Ingredient	Why it's in the blend	Human evidence	Amount per capsule
Tongkat Ali root extractEurycoma longifolia	The foundation	Moderate	Printed on the bottle label
KSM-66 Ashwagandha root extractWithania somnifera	The stress balancer	Moderate	Printed on the bottle label
Boron (as sodium borate)	The trace mineral	Early	Printed on the bottle label
Epimedium extract (icariin)	The traditional inclusion	Traditional use	Printed on the bottle label

"Human evidence" describes how much controlled research exists in people for that ingredient — not a promise of any particular result for you.

Close-up of the Drivenol bottle label showing the four-ingredient list and amounts per capsule

Tongkat Ali root extract

Eurycoma longifolia

A Southeast Asian root traditionally used to support male vitality. It is the most studied botanical in the men's supplement category and forms the base of the Drivenol blend.

Why it's in Drivenol: It is the ingredient with the most human research behind it in this category, which is why it leads the formula rather than appearing as a token inclusion at the end of a long list.

What the research says: Randomised and observational studies in men have looked at Eurycoma longifolia in relation to hormonal balance, stress markers and self-reported energy. Results vary between studies and are not a substitute for medical advice.

Who should be careful: Not for under-18s, or during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Speak to your GP or pharmacist first if you take prescription medication.

Review of Eurycoma longifolia research (PMC)

KSM-66 Ashwagandha root extract

Withania somnifera

A branded, full-spectrum root extract standardised for withanolides. KSM-66 is the most heavily researched ashwagandha extract on the market and is included for its role in helping the body cope with everyday stress.

Why it's in Drivenol: Stress and poor sleep sit underneath most of what men describe as low energy. Using a named, standardised extract also means you can look up the research on the exact material rather than on generic root powder.

What the research says: Placebo-controlled trials of KSM-66 in adults have examined perceived stress, cortisol levels, sleep quality and exercise performance. Individual responses differ.

Who should be careful: Avoid if you have a thyroid condition or take thyroid medication without medical advice. Not suitable in pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Ashwagandha clinical research (PMC)

Boron (as sodium borate)

A trace element most British diets supply in very small amounts. Boron is included at a sensible daily level alongside the botanicals rather than as a stand-alone dose.

Why it's in Drivenol: It is cheap, it is well tolerated at low intakes, and the small amount of human work that exists is interesting enough to include — at a modest level, not a mega-dose.

What the research says: Small human studies have investigated boron supplementation in relation to hormone metabolism and mineral balance. The evidence base is limited and early.

Who should be careful: Keep total daily boron intake sensible. Do not stack several boron products at once.

Boron and human metabolism (PubMed)

Epimedium extract (icariin)

Also known as horny goat weed, standardised for icariin. Traditionally used in Chinese herbal practice and included here to round out the blend.

Why it's in Drivenol: This is the ingredient we are least able to justify on human trial data, and we would rather say that plainly than dress it up. It is here for its long traditional use.

What the research says: Most icariin research is laboratory or animal based; controlled human data is limited. We include it for its traditional role, not on the strength of clinical trials.

Who should be careful: Speak to your GP first if you take blood pressure medication, nitrates or blood thinners.

Epimedium and icariin overview (PMC)

What is not in Drivenol

What a supplement leaves out matters as much as what it puts in. Drivenol contains none of the following:

No hormones, prohormones or steroids of any kind
No prescription compounds
No proprietary blend — every amount is itemised on the label
No caffeine or other stimulants
No added artificial colours or flavours
No claim to treat, cure or prevent any medical condition

Allergens and suitability

Vegetarian capsule shell
For healthy adult men aged 18 and over
Not suitable if you are pregnant or breastfeeding
Not suitable if you have a thyroid condition, unless your GP has told you ashwagandha is fine for you
If you take prescription medication or are under medical supervision, check with your GP or pharmacist before starting any supplement
Not certified to a sport anti-doping standard, so it is not the right choice if you compete under a testing programme

How to take Drivenol

One capsule each morning with water, ideally with food. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Store in a cool, dry place out of the reach of children. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

On timing: botanicals build up gradually rather than working on the first day. Most people give it a full month before forming a view, and the three-bottle bundle exists because a 90-day run is the fairest test of whether something suits you. Some people notice no change at all, which is why every order carries a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Ingredient questions

Sources

How we research and review this page is set out in our editorial standards.

Want the wider picture on each ingredient? We have longer guides on Tongkat Ali in the UK, KSM-66 Ashwagandha, boron supplements and horny goat weed.

This page is general information about food supplements and is not medical advice. Drivenol is a food supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you have a health concern, or you take prescription medication, speak to your GP or pharmacist.

Three bottles of Drivenol Men's Vitality Complex

Four ingredients, one capsule a day

One capsule a day. Free tracked UK delivery on the two and three bottle bundles, and a 30-day money-back guarantee on every order.

3 bottles £94.95 · £31.65 per bottle · free delivery

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