The online workout supplement market is huge already, and it just keeps on growing.

Whether you’re an old pro at the peak of your conditioning, or a weekend warrior wanting to step up your game to the next level, there are literally hundreds of options to choose from.

A new one that popped up on our radar recently is called Testo RPM.

It’s a post workout/testosterone booster hybrid that promises to give your body what it needs to fully recover faster and better after your toughest workouts.

I’m a firm believer that rest and recovery are hugely important to your overall success, so naturally, we took a closer look to find out more.

Testo RPM Website

Testo RPM is a new product, only appearing on the scene in late 2015. Because of its newness, the official website is almost the only source for information.

Once word spreads a bit, if this stuff catches on, there will be a lot more parties talking about it, but for now, we’re left the website and the little we can find beyond that.

That’s why it’s so unfortunate that there’s so little real information about Testo RPM on the website.

There’s just a tiny blurb about how it can help, and a list of the primary ingredients.

The rest of the website is devoted to the ordering process.

Testo RPM Benefits

Aside from the word “Testo” in the name, Testo RPM doesn’t mention testosterone boosting as one of its promised benefits at all.

They promote itas a post workout recovery supplement.

They say it:

• Replenishes energy levels.
• Restores essential nutrients.
• Increases the speed of your post workout recovery.

And since post workout recovery is so crucial to your muscle building efforts, you need Testo RPMto help you reach your goals.

Testo RPM Ingredients

Testo RPM doesn’t provide a complete ingredient list, but they do mention the three primary active components: Tribulus Terrestris, Horny Goat Weed, and Fenugreek Extract.

Considering that Testo RPM is pushing itself as a post workout recovery supplement, this is a strange list.

None of these substances promotes post workout recovery directly.

It’s even tough to make an argument that they do so indirectly.

• Tribulus Terrestris is thought by many to increase testosterone levels naturally.
  
  The idea is that Tribulus increases the release of Luteinizing Hormone by the pituitary gland.
  
  LH then signals to the testes that more testosterone is needed, and the testes comply by releasing more.
  
  This process has not been scientifically validated, but Tribulus has been shown to increase libido.
• Horny Goat Weed is also an aphrodisiac, and it may help improve blood flow.
  
  It’s generally used in male sexual performance enhancement supplements more frequently than muscle building ones.
• Fenugreek Extract which has a positive effect on male virility, when it comes to sex and physical performance.
  
  It’s also thought to increase natural testosterone, though again, the science on this one is shaky.

So it would seem that even if these ingredients have some benefit to your masculinity, they don’t address post workout recovery in any real way, which makes it strange that this is the promised benefit of Testo RPM.

Where to Buy Testo RPM

If I’m being honest (and I am), it looks like this – the purchasing process – is the most important thing to the Testo RPM people.

The information they give about the product is so little (not to mention incorrect at worst or misleading at best), yet they devote 2 web pages to the multiple ways you can buy this stuff.

The Straight Sale

The first option is what they call the straight sale.

If you click the “Buy Now” button on the home page, this is where they send you.

Here, you have the option to buy a one month supply of Testo RPM for $89.92. You also have the option to buy a three month supply (Buy 2 Get 1 Free) for $114.49. Or you can buy a five month supply (Buy 3 Get 2 Free) for $138.99. These prices seem very random, and don’t really make any sense at all, but suffice it to say that Testo RPM gets way cheaper when you buy multiple bottles.

If you use the straight sale method, you’re covered by a 30 day money back guarantee.You may be required to return the unused portion, but there’s no mention of a restocking fee.

The Free Trial

The second option is the Free Trial, but don’t be fooled. It’s NOT free.

You pay $4.90 upfront for shipping, and they send you a full one month supply.At the same time, they sign you up for their membership program, where they send you a new bottle for the full price of $89.92 each month.They sign you up for this automatically, and if you don’t cancel within 18 days of originally placing your free trial order, they’ll even charge you for the “free” bottle you already received.

This Free Trial setup is very common with online supplements, but it’s also very sneaky.

They put the terms in the fine print that most people never read.

Of course, they know people aren’t going to read this, so when a customer calls upset over being charged, they simply say “you should have read the terms of what you were signing up for.” Technically, they’re right, but is this the company you want to do business with?

Testo RPM and BioFuel NO2 Stack

I’ve seen a few review website promoted a stack of Testo RPM and BioFuel NO2. If you look at the two products’ websites, you’ll see they’re nearly identical to each other.

Clearly, they are made and distributed by the same company, but they don’t necessarily want people to know that.

So they’ve been set up as completely separate entities engaging in cross promotion.

WhoMakesTesto RPM?

As far as we can tell, Testo RPM popped onto the scene in late 2015 with a product website.

Because they’re so new, there’s very little information available.

The Better Business Bureau lists their address and contact information, but it appears as though Testo RPM hasn’t sought accreditation yet.

Testo RPM Contact Information

If you want to contact Testo RPM to cancel your membership or for any other reason, the number they list is 1-800-915-3678. Their email address is support@testorpm.com.

Testo RPM Pros and Cons

Advantages of Testo RPM

• None.

Disadvantages of Testo RPM

• The ingredient list doesn’t match the promised benefits.
  
  Testo RPM says it’s a post workout recovery supplement, but the listed ingredients are commonly found in (fairly weak) natural testosterone boosters.
• The pricing structure makes no sense.
  
  You can get one bottle for $90 and 3 bottles for $25 more.A bulk order discount is one thing, but this goes way beyond that.
• The free trial offer is not really free.
  
  All it does is delay payment, then lock you into paying the highest per bottle rate they offer every month from there on out.
• There’s no customer feedback regarding Testo RPM, making it impossible to know how it’s working or if it’s working at all for guys in the real world.

Conclusion

We’ve seen so many workout supplements come and go over the years that nothing really surprises us anymore. But Testo RPM is among the strangest.

They offer almost no information about what it is or how it works, and the tiny amount they do give conflicts with itself.

After all our research and digging, we still don’t really know if Testo RPM wants to be a testosterone booster or a post workout supplement.

The real truth is that that don’t really care.

They just want to sell supplements, and they know that if they put up a website and offer a “free trial,” they’ll get some customers.

Luckily for you, you came here first, so you don’t have to get caught up in their scam.

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Author: Rob Miller

Rob Miller founded SupplementCritique.com over 7 years ago, and has been the chief editor ever since. He has a diploma in Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, and worked at GNC for 3 years. He KNOWS supplements, both inside and out. Rob currently resides in Jupiter, FL, with his wife of 4 years.  Learn more about him in his Bio here. Follow him on Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn, or find him on Google +. View all posts by Rob Miller