The label says "10mg." It also says "100:1 extract." Those two facts together tell a bigger story.
Tongkat Ali (Eurycoma longifolia) is one of the most researched botanicals in the men's vitality space, which is why seeing only "10mg" on a label can be misleading at first glance. The Max Vitalize panel adds an important detail right next to it: 100:1 extract, equivalent to approximately 1,000mg of dry Tongkat Ali powder.
Illustrative scale based on our stated 100:1 extract ratio.
A 100:1 extract means 100 units of raw root were processed down into 1 unit of concentrated extract. So the 10mg of extract on the label is concentrated from roughly 1,000mg — a full gram — of raw Tongkat Ali root, according to the ratio printed on the bottle.
If you're comparing Max Vitalize to a competing product that lists "500mg Tongkat Ali" with no extract ratio, you're not comparing like for like — that 500mg could be raw powder with far less concentrated activity than a properly standardized 100:1 extract. Always check for the ratio, not just the milligram number.
For anyone who wants the underlying research rather than our summary, PubMed's index on Eurycoma longifolia is a good starting point — linked from our full ingredients page.