TABS active ingredients
- Cocoa — used as the chocolate base and marketed by TABS for mood/blood-flow support.
- Horny Goat Weed (Epimedium) — traditionally used as an aphrodisiac botanical.
- Maca Root — commonly used in supplements aimed at energy, stamina and sexual wellness.
- Kanna (Sceletium) — a botanical TABS markets around calm, mood and connection.
Does Tabs contain caffeine?
TABS' broader ingredient section references green tea caffeine, and the company cautions caffeine-sensitive customers. Because formulations/flavors can change, check the current Supplement Facts label before buying or using it.
How After Dark differs
After Dark lists eight actives: damiana, horny goat weed, kava, maca, mucuna pruriens, tongkat ali, tribulus terrestris and theobromine. There is overlap—especially horny goat weed and maca—but the formulas are not the same.
Ingredient and medication considerations
Botanical does not automatically mean risk-free. Both brands advise adults with medical conditions, pregnancy/nursing considerations, or medication use to consult a healthcare professional. Kava, caffeine-containing products and other botanicals can be particularly relevant depending on your medications and health history.
Frequently asked questions
Does Tabs chocolate contain horny goat weed?
Yes. The current official TABS product page lists horny goat weed (Epimedium) among the active ingredients.
Does Tabs chocolate have maca?
Yes. Maca root is listed on the current TABS product page.
Is TABS the same formula as After Dark?
No. They overlap on some ingredients but After Dark lists a broader eight-ingredient blend.
Want the broader-formula alternative?
LUV After Dark comes as 10 cookies & cream bites and currently carries a 120-day money-back guarantee.
See LUV After Dark