150mg caffeine pre-workout with L-Carnitine and B-vitamins
EHP Labs OxyShred Pre-Workout delivers 150mg caffeine, 851mg mood enhancing matrix, 625mg immunity and prebiotic complex, 174mg vitamin C, 20mg niacin, 0.98mg vitamin B6 and 0.9mcg vitamin B12 per 4.4g scoop. The 264g tub provides 60 servings. Designed for cutting phases.
Caffeine at 150mg (approximately one and a half standard coffees) supports alertness and concentration ahead of training. The mood enhancing matrix - which includes L-tyrosine, tryptophan and relevant co-factors - supports catecholamine and serotonin precursor availability, relevant for maintaining training motivation and focus during a calorie deficit when these tend to decline. The immunity and prebiotic complex is included to address the increased infection vulnerability that can accompany sustained calorie restriction and high training volume. Vitamin B6 and B12 contribute to normal energy-yielding metabolism.
OxyShred is positioned as a cutting-phase pre-workout - the formula is built around the demands of dieting: lower energy, suppressed mood, potential immune compromise and the need for sharper training focus on fewer calories. At a 4.4g serving size the product is very low in calories, which matters for users tracking daily intake to the gram. The 60-serving tub provides two months of daily pre-workout use at one scoop.
Built for physique athletes and gym-goers running a dedicated cutting or calorie-restricted phase who want a stimulant pre-workout combined with mood and immune support. Not a high-stim product - at 150mg caffeine it is moderate rather than extreme. Not the right choice for athletes seeking a pump or performance-based pre-workout with citrulline and beta-alanine. No common allergens. Produced in a facility that may handle milk, soy, wheat, eggs and tree nuts.
Alternatives: Applied ABE 375g Pre-Workout (with citrulline, beta-alanine, caffeine and EAAs) for a performance-focused pre-workout, or XL Nutrition The Purge as a stimulant-led option at a lower price point.
