Clubhouse Fire Formula Review: Doses vs the Studies

Is Clubhouse Fire Formula worth it?

Worth a look (5.8/10). Fire Formula is a six-ingredient capsule sold by Clubhouse Supplements, a men's health brand founded by an adult entertainment performer, aimed at sex drive and recovery time between sexual activity. Four of the six ingredients carry a disclosed milligram amount on the sales page: L-Tyrosine (1,200 mg), Maca root extract (600 mg), Ashwagandha extract (600 mg, standardization not stated) and Zinc bisglycinate (30 mg). Vitamin B6 and Mucuna pruriens have no disclosed amount anywhere on the page. The Maca dose falls well short of the 1.5 to 3.0 grams a day used in the clinical trial the ingredient story leans on, and the cited Ashwagandha study used 5 grams a day of root powder, not a 600 mg extract, making a direct comparison impossible without knowing the extract's concentration ratio. The bigger practical issue is math: the label calls for 5 capsules a day, which makes a 120-capsule bottle a 24-day supply, not the 30 days advertised on the pricing page. A 180-day refund window is genuinely generous and takes most of the financial risk off the table.

What we liked

Four of six ingredients carry disclosed milligram doses rather than a single hidden proprietary blend
180-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee
Named company, founder and formulator, with a UK-registered business address
Straightforward one-time purchase pricing with an optional (not forced) subscription

What we didn't

Advertised "30 Days Supply" does not match the label's 5-capsules-a-day serving, which actually lasts 24 days
Vitamin B6 and Mucuna pruriens doses are not disclosed anywhere on the page
Maca dose (600 mg) is well below the 1.5 to 3 grams used in the cited sexual-function trial
Ashwagandha dose (600 mg extract) cannot be meaningfully compared to the cited study's 5 grams of root powder without a disclosed extraction ratio
Marketing leans heavily on the founder's adult entertainment career rather than independent clinical evidence for the finished product

What is Clubhouse Fire Formula?

Fire Formula is a capsule supplement sold by Clubhouse Supplements, a men's sexual-health brand founded by Stirling Cooper, an adult entertainment performer, and formulated with a named in-house formulator. The sales page frames the product around shortening the post-activity recovery window by supporting dopamine and moderating prolactin, the two hormones it says govern sexual drive and refractory time.

The label lists six named ingredients: L-Tyrosine (1,200 mg), Maca root extract (600 mg), Ashwagandha extract (600 mg), Zinc bisglycinate (30 mg), Vitamin B6 in P-5-P form (amount not disclosed on the page) and Mucuna pruriens standardized to 15% L-Dopa (amount not disclosed). The page states the recommended dose is 5 capsules a day, taken consistently, with full results described as building over 2 to 4 weeks and a 90-day full protocol.

It is listed on ClickBank's marketplace and checks out through the company's own Shopify storefront rather than a ClickBank-hosted order page; Clubhouse Supplements, with a registered UK company address, handles product support and manufacturing, described as made in a facility following current manufacturing practices.

Format: Capsule, 120 per bottle, 5 capsules daily. Sold by: Clubhouse Supplements (sold through ClickBank).

What is on the Clubhouse Fire Formula label?

Each row compares what the label or sales page states with what published research used. When an amount is missing, there is nothing to compare, and we say so.

IngredientPer servingWhat research used

L-TyrosineIn studied range1,200 mgHuman studies on L-tyrosine for stress-related cognitive and dopamine-related performance commonly use 1 to 2 grams a dayThe dose sits within the range used in tyrosine research, though most of that research targets stress-induced cognitive performance rather than sexual recovery specifically.

Maca root extractBelow studied dose600 mgA randomized dose-finding trial on maca for sexual dysfunction used 1.5 g/day (no significant effect) versus 3.0 g/day (significant improvement in libido and sexual function)600 mg is well below even the lower, ineffective dose tested in the cited type of research. It is unclear whether the product uses a concentrated extract equivalent to a higher raw-root amount, since no extraction ratio is disclosed.

Ashwagandha extractDifferent strain studied600 mgThe study the page quotes (Mahdi et al., 2009) used 5 grams a day of ashwagandha root powder in stressed or infertile men over 3 months to improve semen quality and stress markersThe cited study used root powder at more than 8 times this product's extract weight. Without a disclosed standardization percentage (such as percent withanolides), there is no way to know whether 600 mg of extract delivers an equivalent active dose.

Zinc bisglycinateIn studied range30 mgZinc supplementation studies for reproductive and hormonal health commonly use 15 to 30 mg a day of elemental zincA standard, well-tolerated dose for a chelated zinc form, in line with typical supplement use.

Vitamin B6 (P-5-P form)Can't verifyAmount not disclosedB6 is commonly studied at 10 to 100 mg a day depending on the outcome measuredNo milligram amount for B6 appears anywhere on the sales page we reviewed, despite four other ingredients carrying disclosed doses.

Mucuna pruriens (15% L-Dopa)Can't verifyAmount not disclosedMucuna pruriens studies for male fertility and mood commonly use 5 grams a day of a standardized extractThe page states the L-Dopa standardization (15%) but not the total milligram amount of Mucuna extract in a serving, so the actual L-Dopa delivered cannot be calculated.

Four of the six listed ingredients carry a disclosed milligram amount, which is more transparent than a hidden proprietary blend, but the Maca dose is well under the amount used in its own referenced research, the Ashwagandha comparison is undermined by a large gap between the cited study's root powder and this product's extract, and two of the six ingredients (B6 and Mucuna pruriens) have no stated amount at all.

Do the Clubhouse Fire Formula claims hold up?

Fire Formula uses "6 Targeted Nutrients - No Fillers, No Proprietary Blend BS"

Four of the six ingredients do carry individual milligram amounts, which is better than a hidden blend. However, Vitamin B6 and Mucuna pruriens have no disclosed amount anywhere on the page, so the "no proprietary blend" framing is only partly accurate.

Ashwagandha "improves relaxation, increases levels of antioxidants, and improves overall semen quality," quoting the cited 2009 study

That quote is accurate to the study, but the study used 5 grams a day of ashwagandha root powder in infertile or stressed men for 3 months, not a 600 mg extract, so the quoted result cannot be assumed to apply to this product's dose.

"1 Bottle: 30 Days Supply" for a 120-capsule bottle

The page's own dosing instructions call for 5 capsules a day, which makes a 120-capsule bottle last 24 days, not 30. The days-supply figure on the pricing table does not match the stated serving size.

180-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee even if the bottle is used up

Confirmed as stated on the product page, one of the longer refund windows found in this category.

How much does Clubhouse Fire Formula really cost?

Option	Total	Per month	Shipping
1 bottle	$99	$123.75	Free US shipping on orders over $100; under $100 shipping cost not disclosed on the sales page
3 bottles	$238	$99.17	Free US shipping
6 bottles	$348	$72.50	Free US shipping

The sales page lists three packages: 1 bottle for $99 (a 24-day supply at the labeled 5-capsules-a-day dose), 3 bottles for $238 (a 72-day supply), and 6 bottles for $348 (a 144-day supply). Based on the actual serving size, the effective daily cost is roughly $4.13 for a single bottle, dropping to about $3.30 for 3 bottles and $2.42 for 6 bottles.

Free US shipping applies to orders over $100, which the single-bottle price of $99 does not quite reach on its own.

A separate subscription option is offered at checkout with an additional discount, though the exact recurring price was not fully confirmed without completing a purchase.

The sales page states free US shipping on all orders over $100. A single bottle costs exactly $99, just under that threshold, so a solo first-time buyer may not qualify for free shipping unless the site rounds the order up.

Can you get a refund on Clubhouse Fire Formula?

180-day window. The product page states a 180-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee, framed as covering the full bottle even if used completely, with refunds requested by email.

Step by step: find the ClickBank receipt email, look up the order at clkbank.com and ask for a refund in writing. Our ClickBank refund guide covers returns, extra offers and auto-ship.

Which red flags did we find?

Advertised days-supply does not match the dosing instructionsA 120-capsule bottle at the labeled 5-capsules-a-day serving lasts 24 days, not the "30 Days Supply" shown on the pricing table, which changes the real per-day cost.
Two of six ingredients have no disclosed doseVitamin B6 and Mucuna pruriens appear on the label without a milligram amount, despite the page's claim of having no hidden or proprietary blend.
Cited Ashwagandha and Maca research used much larger dosesThe Ashwagandha study cited on the page used root powder at more than 8 times this product's extract weight, and the Maca dose is below even the lower, non-significant dose in its own type of cited research.
Founder's credentials center on an adult entertainment career, not clinical or nutrition credentialsThe formulator behind the specific doses is named but the page leans heavily on the founder's on-camera career as its main authority, alongside a general "medically reviewed by" credit.

Who should buy Clubhouse Fire Formula, and who should skip it?

It may suit you if

You want a men's libido supplement where most ingredients carry a disclosed dose rather than a single hidden proprietary blend.
You are comfortable with a 5-capsule daily serving and want a long, low-risk refund window (180 days) to test it.
You understand the Maca and Ashwagandha amounts are lower than the doses used in the studies referenced on the page.

Skip it if

You are budgeting off the advertised "30-day supply" figure; the real supply at the labeled dose is 24 days per bottle.
You want ingredient doses that match the specific clinical trials cited for Maca or Ashwagandha; this formula's amounts fall well short of those studies.
You have a hormone-sensitive condition or take medications affecting dopamine or prolactin; several of these ingredients act on those same pathways and warrant a doctor's input first.

How we assessed this

We did not buy or use Clubhouse Fire Formula. This review audits the offer as it appeared on September 28, 2026. We read:

The Fire Formula product page (clubhousesupplements.com/products/clubhouse-fire-formula) reached through our ClickBank link, including its ingredient list, dosing instructions, pricing table and guarantee section
Product bottle label images showing capsule count (120) and product description
Mahdi et al., 2009 (Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, PubMed) on ashwagandha root powder and semen quality, cited directly on the sales page
Dording et al., 2008 (CNS Neuroscience & Therapeutics, PubMed) on maca dosing for sexual dysfunction

Sources

Scores: evidence 4.5, price 4.5, refund 8, transparency 6. How we score.

Clubhouse Fire Formula FAQ

Is Clubhouse Fire Formula legit or a scam?

It is a real product from a named, operating company with a 180-day refund guarantee, so it is not a scam in the sense of taking money for nothing. The main issues are an advertised days-supply figure that does not match the label's own serving size, and two ingredients with no disclosed dose.

How much does Fire Formula cost?

One bottle is $99, 3 bottles are $238 ($79.33 each), and 6 bottles are $348 ($58 each). At the label's 5-capsules-a-day serving, one bottle actually lasts 24 days rather than the 30 days shown on the pricing page.

Does Fire Formula actually work for sex drive and recovery time?

It contains ingredients with some supporting research for stress, mood and libido, but the Maca and Ashwagandha amounts are well below the doses used in the specific studies referenced on the sales page, so the cited results should not be assumed to carry over directly to this formula.

What are Fire Formula's side effects?

The page does not list specific side effects. Ashwagandha and Mucuna pruriens can interact with thyroid, blood pressure or Parkinson's medications, and anyone on prescription medication should check with a doctor before starting.

How do I get a refund for Fire Formula?

The product page states you can email the company within 180 days of purchase for a full refund, described as no questions asked, even if the bottle has been used.

Clubhouse Fire Formula review