Understand the current product
See the tablet format, extract specification, manufacturer and the practical differences between Tribestan and generic Tribulus products.
Understand the current product, the Bulgarian Tribulus terrestris background and the documented development history behind one of Bulgaria’s best-known phytochemical products.
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Tribestan.org separates three things that are often mixed together online: current product information, the broader subject of Bulgarian Tribulus terrestris, and documented historical research material.
See the tablet format, extract specification, manufacturer and the practical differences between Tribestan and generic Tribulus products.
Read the documented history of the product and the work led by Assoc. Prof. Margarita Tomova, Pharm.D.
Browse documented studies, charts and comparative materials while keeping historical sources separate from current instructions.
Current official product information describes Tribestan as a plant-based product obtained from the aerial parts of Tribulus terrestris L. The current package contains film-coated tablets with 250 mg of dry herb extract per tablet.
Official product information also states that the content of furostanol saponins is not less than 112.5 mg per tablet.
Last reviewed: June 2026. Always check the leaflet supplied with the exact package sold in your market.

A Sopharma historical document describes Tribestan as an original phytochemical product developed from Tribulus terrestris L. growing in Bulgaria. It identifies a long research process led by Margarita Tomova and states that she worked for more than 20 years on the creation of the product.
Assoc. Prof. Margarita Tomova, Pharm.D. is therefore not a decorative historical reference. Her work is central to the documented development story behind Tribestan.
The Sopharma historical document records an early author certificate for the TB-68 preparation for veterinary medicine.
The document records an author certificate concerning a method for obtaining a product from the aerial parts of Tribulus terrestris L.
The technology implementation is documented in 1981. The historical document reproduces the first-production sample and a trademark registration dated 26 May 1981.

Earlier clinical, pharmacological and analytical materials are presented as a structured source library. Historical findings remain clearly separated from current product information and personal medical guidance.
Start with the historical booklet structure, research topics and source map.
Read a labelled summary of the historical clinical documentation concerning male participants.
Review the historical clinical documentation concerning endocrine infertility and menopausal symptoms.
See the historical analytical comparison of Tribulus terrestris preparations.
Tribulus terrestris is a botanical name, not a guarantee that two finished products are identical. When comparing products, check the plant material, extraction method, declared amount per tablet or capsule, standardized compounds, manufacturer and accompanying documentation.
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No. Finished products can differ by extract type, amount per tablet, standardization and manufacturer.
The current product shown on this website is manufactured by Sopharma in Bulgaria.
No. Tribestan.org is an independent educational information resource.
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