Pre-workout and training supplements, read by the label
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Creatine and HMB are out, two food-derived Nuritas ingredients are in, and the price did not move. A reformulation reviewed on the published panel and the arithmetic.
The FDA has denied the hearing requests and lifted the stay on its colour-additive repeal. Dietary supplements are named in the order, and the reformulation window is under five months.
Products built around very large caffeine doses and a supporting cast of stimulants. Reviewed on what the label tells you, what it does not, and who should not be near one.
Headline caffeine numbers stopped climbing. The marketing energy moved sideways into nitric-oxide ingredients — with its own set of label problems.
The most-studied supplement in the category, sold at commodity prices, and still routinely passed over for things with better packaging. Reviewed on the evidence and the trade-offs.
Tested athletes keep getting caught out by the same misunderstanding: a certification mark covers a production run, not a company.