Mendorex is sold as a men's vitality complex: a bottle of 30 capsules, one taken daily with a meal. The only nutrition table the seller publishes lists 11 mg of zinc (110 % of the reference value) and 20 mg of niacin (125 %), plus a blend of amino acids and plant extracts. Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal testosterone levels in the blood; niacin contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue. The bottle says "Advanced testosterone support" – that goes no further than the zinc claim, and the seller's pages do not agree on the formula.
Price, pack sizes and shipping are shown at the seller's checkout

If you are considering Mendorex, it helps to separate three things: what the packaging promises, what the nutrition table lists and what may legally be claimed.
The white bottle reads "Advanced testosterone support – men's vitality complex", with icons for testosterone, muscle health and stamina. Apart from the zinc statement below, none of this is an authorised health claim, so we do not repeat it.
Per capsule: zinc 11 mg and vitamin B3 (niacin) 20 mg, both above the daily reference value, plus L-citrulline, L-carnitine, pine bark, maca, grape skin and saffron extract. These two nutrients are the only ingredients with authorised claims.
Mendorex contains no hormone and no medicine. It does not replace testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) or any medical treatment. If you suspect low testosterone, a doctor can test your levels.
From the "One capsule provides" table the seller links on its product and order pages. One capsule is the daily serving.
| Ingredient | Form | Per capsule | % NRV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vitamin B3 | As niacin (exact form not stated) | 20 mg | 125 % |
| Zinc | Zinc oxide | 11 mg | 110 % |
| L-citrulline | Amino acid | 150 mg | – |
| L-carnitine | Amino acid compound | 150 mg | – |
| Pine (Pinus pinaster) | Bark extract | 100 mg | – |
| Maca (Lepidium meyenii) | Root extract | 50 mg | – |
| Grape (Vitis vinifera) | Skin extract | 15 mg | – |
| Saffron (Crocus sativus) | Stigma extract | 5 mg | – |
NRV = nutrient reference value. Capsule shell and other ingredients are not listed. Be aware that the seller's advertorial names a completely different formula (D-aspartic acid, tongkat ali, fenugreek, ashwagandha, boron, vitamin D3 and more – several grams in total "per capsule"), and that older descriptions of Mendorex list chromium, green tea and berberine. Only the table above fits a 30-capsule bottle of 17.01 g. Check the label on the bottle you receive – it is what counts.
In the UK and the EU, a food supplement may only use health claims that have been assessed and authorised – and only for nutrients present in a meaningful amount. In the Mendorex table, that applies to two of the eight ingredients.
The amino acids and plant extracts in the blend have no authorised claims. Statements about raising or restoring testosterone, blocking oestrogen, lowering cortisol, muscle growth, strength, stamina, sleep, mood or belly fat are not authorised for this product, so you will not find them here.
The seller recommends the daily dose with a meal; the advertorial specifies one capsule. Do not take more.
Take the capsule with breakfast, lunch or dinner. One bottle of 30 capsules is a 30-day supply.
Because the seller's pages list different ingredients, compare the label on your bottle with the table above before you start.
Keep the bottle closed, somewhere cool and dry, and out of the reach of children.
Mendorex is ordered on the seller's offer page. We do not quote prices because they change – the amount you pay is the one shown at checkout.
A single bottle covers one month. Shipping is charged on this pack.
Two months' supply with free shipping, according to the offer page.
Labelled the best seller, with the lowest price per bottle and free shipping. Keep in mind that only unopened bottles can be returned.
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Summarised from the seller's published terms (German version – there is no English one). The company responsible for your order is shown at checkout.
Processing takes 1–3 business days, delivery 2–14 business days. Shipping costs depend on the pack and are shown at checkout.
The offer page advertises a 30-day money-back guarantee. The terms limit it to unopened, saleable bottles in their original packaging, within 30 calendar days of delivery. You pay the return postage (no prepaid labels), and shipping costs are not refunded. After inspection (7–14 business days) the refund takes 5–20 business days.
If you refuse a parcel, the terms allow the seller to deduct up to €30. Contact customer service instead.
Help centre at mendorex.zendesk.com, e-mail [email protected], or the US phone number in the website footer. Do not send returns to the Cyprus company address – the terms say it does not accept them.
We cannot give you a guarantee – but we can show you what is verifiable.
Mendorex is marketed with testosterone promises – "without TRT or side effects" – that no food supplement may make. The order page adds a discount countdown and live-user counter, and the review figures do not match each other ("4.8/5 from 12,847 verified reviews" in one place, "5,000+ members" in another). We treat these numbers as unverifiable.
The terms name the contracting seller, Haruki Limited (Larnaca, Cyprus); the footer names Haur B.V. (Amsterdam) with a US phone number. Refund rules are published. Not consistent: the seller shows three different formulas – an advertorial with several grams of active ingredients in one capsule, a nutrition table with zinc, niacin and six other ingredients, and a German product page still headed with a metabolism and weight-management text that matches an older chromium, green tea and berberine description.
Use the official offer page only and check which company is named at checkout. Pay with a method that offers buyer protection, keep your confirmation e-mail and compare the bottle's label with the nutrition table. Remember that only unopened bottles are refunded – your statutory consumer rights apply regardless.
A food supplement for men in capsule form – 30 capsules per bottle, one a day with a meal. According to the seller's nutrition table it contains zinc, niacin, L-citrulline, L-carnitine, pine bark, maca, grape skin and saffron extract.
No. It contains no hormone and no medicine. The only authorised statement is that zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal testosterone levels in the blood – that is not the same as raising testosterone. If you have symptoms, see a doctor.
The seller's advertorial lists D-aspartic acid, tongkat ali, fenugreek, ashwagandha and other ingredients in amounts that cannot fit into one capsule. The nutrition table on the product and order pages lists zinc, niacin and six other ingredients, and older descriptions mention chromium, green tea and berberine. We rely on the nutrition table; the label on your bottle is what applies.
Only the authorised claims for its two nutrients apply: zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal testosterone levels in the blood, to normal fertility and reproduction and to the normal function of the immune system; niacin contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue and to normal energy-yielding metabolism.
There is no authorised claim for muscle, strength, stamina or performance, and we make none. The icons on the bottle are the seller's marketing.
30 days – the bottle holds 30 capsules and the serving is one capsule a day.
The offer page advertises a 30-day money-back guarantee, but the terms only accept unopened, saleable bottles in their original packaging within 30 days of delivery. You pay the return shipping and shipping costs are not refunded. Your statutory consumer rights apply regardless.
The terms name Haruki Limited in Larnaca, Cyprus; the website footer names Haur B.V. in Amsterdam. The company responsible for your order is shown at checkout. We do not sell the product ourselves – we link to the seller's offer and may earn a commission.
That depends on the number of bottles and the current offer. Since prices change, we do not list them – the price and any shipping costs are shown at checkout before you pay.
As a daily zinc and niacin capsule – possibly. As a testosterone booster – no.
Our assessment: the nutrition table behind Mendorex is plausible and doses zinc and niacin well, but the marketing around it promises far more than a food supplement may claim, and the seller publishes three formulas that contradict each other. We have not tested the product ourselves; the product details come from the seller's pages.

Purchase, payment, delivery and refunds are handled entirely by the seller. Read the terms shown at checkout before you order – in particular that refunds are only possible for unopened bottles. Your statutory consumer rights towards the seller apply regardless.

Men's vitality capsule with zinc 11 mg and niacin 20 mg according to the nutrition table – 30 capsules per bottle. The current price and availability are shown at the seller.
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