Code Red Pre-Workout
PRE
WORKOUT
Begin your training journey with 5% Nutrition Code Red Series PRE! If you’re starting your fitness journey or making a comeback, a solid pre-workout can be the foundation of your supplementation.
The benefits of Code Red Series PRE include improved energy, enhanced focus, endurance, and performance. This pre-workout was formulated as a stim-based formula featuring 300 mg of natural caffeine for energy and alertness (compare that to a typical cup of coffee with around 200 mg).
Code Red Series PRE enhances your performance and promotes muscle pumps or muscle fullness. This effect, where your muscles temporarily swell as you train, is a visual testament to the increased blood, oxygen, and nutrients pumped into your muscles. You’ll see a bigger, more defined physique in the mirror, and others will notice your progress, too.
To get the most out of your workout, get started with Code Red Series PRE.
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L-CITRULLINE – 4,000 MG
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GLYCERSIZE™ (65% GLYCEROL POWDER) – 1,000 MG
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L-TAURINE – 1,000 MG
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NATURAL CAFFEINE – 300 MG
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ALPHA GPC – 150 MG
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L-TYROSINE – 500 MG
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HUPERZIA SERRATA EXTRACT (STD. to 1% HUPERZINE A) – 300 mcg
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Mix 1 serving (1 scoop) with 6-8 ounces of water and consume 30 minutes before working out
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Do not exceed more than one serving per day
Customer Reviews
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Product Warnings
Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and with lid tightly secured.
†These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.