Nutrex Research Outlift 20 Servings
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Excludes drinks, liquids, bars, and foods.
Description
Pre-Workout Energy Booster | Nutrex Research Outlift
Looking for a pre-workout with a formula you can trust? Nutrex Research is made with clinically dosed & tested ingredients and bears a fully transparent label, so you know you're getting the best with this pre-workout! Plus with performance boosting and energizing formula, you'll have more energy and motivation to hit the gym than ever!
Nutrex Research Outlift Benefits
- Promotes Better Workout Performance
- Formulated With Clinically Dosed Ingredients
- Increases Energy, Performance, & Focus
- No Sugar & No Artificial Colors
- Offered In A Variety Of Delicious & Unique Tasting Flavors
Nutrex Research Outlift Flavors
- Blue Raspberry
- Fruit Punch
- Gummy Bear
- Miami Vice
- Italian Ice
- Blackberry Lemonade
- Apple Watermelon
How Do I Take Nutrex Research Outlift?
To prevent clumping, Nutrex Research recommends shaking container before each use. Mix one (1) scoop with 8-12 Ounces of cold Water, and take 30 minutes prior to working out. Do Not take more than one serving per day.
Nutrex Research Outlift Ingredients
Nutrex Research Outlift Side Effects & Warnings
Contains a high amount of Caffeine. Do not use if pregnant or nursing. Not to be used by Caffeine sensitive persons or anyone under the age of 18. Limit the use of Caffeine-containing medications, foods, and beverages while taking this product. Too much Caffeine may cause nervousness, sleeplessness, irritability and possibly rapid Heartbeat. Stop use if you experience any of these symptoms. Do not exceed recommended dosage. Keep out of reach of children.
References
James, J. E. (1997). Behavioral medicine & health psychology, Vol. 2. Understanding caffeine: A biobehavioral analysis. Sage Publications, Inc.
https://psycnet.apa.org/record/1997-08837-000
Blake MS, Johnson NR, Trautman KA, Grier JW, Stastny SN, Hackney KJ. Neither a Multi-Ingredient Pre-Workout Supplement nor Caffeine Were Effective at Improving Markers of Blood Flow or Upper-Body Resistance Exercise Performance. Int J Exerc Sci. 2020;13(2):167-182. Published 2020 Feb 1.
