Right on the front of the bottle it says the product contains 20,000 mg of active ingredients per serving, but then when you look at the label is says each serving is 11 grams. That is nearly HALF of what they claim right on the front of the bottle, but it gets worse. When you actually add up the active ingredients, mg per mg, it only comes out to 10,170 mg per serving, so they lied twice! LOL.
You posted the bottle and the label right in the OP, so you can see for yourself.
I'm not saying it is not a good product, but their claims don't appear to match their label. Furthermore, they use a prop blend for everything, which usually means they are trying to cover up the fact that the product contains inferior amounts of the most expensive and important ingredients. I have never used this particular product before, but these kind of products usually contains HUGE quantities of stimulants. This makes the customer think that the product is "working" simply because they can feel it, but in reality they almost always contain piddly amounts of everything else that matters. However, after looking at what it actually contains (just now), I would say that it does include some good ingredients for the pump. We can't know what the dosages are of these ingredients because they are part of a multi-ingredient prop blend, but hopefully they didn't skimp in this area.
And personally I want to have 2 meals before I lift with any plans of going "heavy".
