Pump City™ + Decipher™ Bundle

L-CITRULLINE — 10 g

The precursor your body converts into arginine and then into nitric oxide, which is what relaxes the vessel wall and lets more blood through. Most research runs at 6 to 8 grams. This is ten, in pure L-citrulline rather than citrulline malate, which means ten grams of the actual amino acid and not a number inflated by malic acid.

BETA-ALANINE — 4 g

The studied dose for buffering fatigue during high-intensity sets. The tingle is paraesthesia — harmless, expected, and the reason you know it's in there.†

NITROSIGINE® — 1,500 mg

Inositol-stabilized arginine silicate, a form of arginine engineered to stay intact long enough to actually raise blood arginine levels. Fifteen hundred milligrams is the exact amount used in its published research, not a fraction of it. It works on the same nitric oxide pathway as citrulline but enters it from a different direction, which is why both are here.

AGMATINE SULFATE — 1,000 mg

A metabolite of arginine, included for its role in nitric oxide signaling and its long-standing reputation among lifters for the quality of the pump rather than just the size of it. A full gram, listed by name with its amount, not folded into a blend.

HYDROPRIME® — 3 g

A 65 percent glycerol powder, and the ingredient responsible for the half of a pump most formulas ignore. Glycerol pulls water into the muscle cell rather than leaving it in the bloodstream, which is what turns a temporary flush into a full, dense muscle that holds. Three grams is the researched amount. Drink the full sixteen ounces with it.

CITRAPEAK® — 200 mg

Glucosyl hesperidin, a citrus flavonoid modified for better absorption than standard hesperidin. Studied at 200 mg for its effect on circulation and vascular response, which is exactly what is on this label. It is the ingredient aimed at the look rather than the feel.

S7® — 50 mg

A blend of seven plant extracts including green coffee bean, green tea, turmeric, tart cherry, blueberry, broccoli and kale. Studied at 50 mg for its effect on the body's own nitric oxide production, working through a different mechanism than citrulline or arginine. Fifty milligrams here, which is the full studied dose.

CAFFEINE — 350 mg total

200 mg anhydrous for a fast onset plus 150 mg Infinergy® dicaffeine malate for a longer tail, held together by 150 mg L-theanine.†

ENXTRA® — 300 mg

A trademarked Alpinia galanga extract from OmniActive, studied for sustaining alertness for hours after caffeine alone has faded. It does that without adding to your heart rate, which is why it sits alongside the caffeine here rather than replacing it. 300 mg is its studied dose.†

ZYNAMITE® — 300 mg

A trademarked mango leaf extract studied for supporting mental and physical performance. Almost no competing pre-workout carries it.†

ELEVATP® — 150 mg

A trademarked blend of ancient peat and apple extract from VDF FutureCeuticals, studied for supporting your body's own ATP production rather than supplying stimulation. ATP is the currency your muscles actually spend during a set. 150 mg is the dose its research used, and almost nothing else on the shelf carries it.†

ALPHA-GPC — 500 mg

Supplies choline for acetylcholine production, supporting focus and the mind-muscle connection. Most pre-workouts leave the focus blend out entirely.†

ASTRAGIN® — 50 mg

A trademarked astragalus and panax notoginseng blend from NuLiv Science, studied for improving how much of a compound crosses the gut wall. With 8 g of citrulline and 4 g of beta-alanine in the scoop, absorption is not a rounding error. 50 mg is its clinical dose.†

MAX CATALYST — 2 mg

A standardized black pepper extract included for one reason: absorption. Piperine slows the breakdown of compounds passing through the gut wall and liver, which means more of the eight ingredients above it reach circulation. Two milligrams is small on the label and disproportionate in effect.

PINK HIMALAYAN SALT — 486 mg

Delivering 196 mg of sodium and 290 mg of chloride. Electrolytes are not filler in a glycerol formula, they are the reason it works. Sodium and chloride help hold the fluid glycerol pulls in, which is the difference between a pump that lasts a session and one that drains after two exercises.