Produced by Nutraceutics, SymbioTropin previously went under the name of Pro HGH. HGH supplements in general have only been out for a limited amount of time, and products generally change names due to extremely negative associations between product and consumer. But again, that usually takes years. Nevertheless, SymbioTropin claims to have been developed through 7 years of intensive research and based on the studies conducted on GH secretagogues.

Price: $124.95

Ingredients and Mechanisms of Action:

SymbioTropin uses a 3650mg blend of l-glutamine, l-arginine, l-lysine, pituitary powder, glycine, GABA, and stevia. The only reason to use a proprietary blend with HGH supplements is if you are hiding a formula full of fillers and not actual ingredients, and most of the time, they use only a small blend to account for quite a few ingredients. SymbioTropin is no exception to this rule. SymbioTropin has a few of the right ingredients, but it also has some that have nothing to do with the HGH hormone, such as stevia. Stevia is nothing more than a calorie free sweetener.

Overall Impression of SymbioTropin:

SymbioTropin only recently changed its name, most likely due to extremely negative publicity. It uses a seriously underpowered ingredients list. They even waste part of that blend with ingredients that have no application to HGH releasers at all. Especially at the extremely high price of $124.95, there is no reason to buy SymbioTropin.