Description
Apollon Assassin 40 Servings | All New Formula
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The Long Awaited All New Formula of Apollon Assassin is FINALLY Here!!! Assassin has always been a solid high stim pre workout, but this reformulation makes it one of the strongest supplements on the market. Assassin packs ingredients for Energy, Focus, Pumps, and the Eria Jarensis provides a mood boost while training. Take your training sessions to the next level with energy levels like you've never experienced before, they'll have to pull you out of the gym. Grab yourself a tub today!
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Apollon Nutrition Assassin Pre Workout Product Highlights
- One of the STRONGEST Pre-Workouts on the Market
- Can Be Taken as 1/2 or Full Serving
- Provides Energy, Focus, Pumps and Mood Boost
- Two Forms of Yohimbine For Energy & Thermogenesis
- Increased Athletic Performance
Apollon Assassin Flavors
- Tiger's Blood
- Ninja Carnage
 How Much Caffeine is in Apollon Assassin?
A full one scoop serving of Assassin contains 650mg of Caffeine, 450mg of fast acting Caffeine Anhydrous and 200mg of slower released DiCaffeine Malate.Â
Does Assassin Pre Workout Have DMAA?
No Assassin does not contain DMAA. While this preworkout formula does contain a ton of stimulants including Caffeine Anhydrous & Dicaffeine Malate, DMHA, Eria Jarensis, Higenaine, Hordenine, Noopept and Yohimbine, these stimulants are all legal and allowed by the FDA.Â
Is Assassin Pre Workout Banned?
No Assassin Pre-Workout is not banned, as it does not contain DMAA or any other ingredients banned by the FDA. While this is a super high stim pre-workout, it contains ingredients which are completely legal.Â
Directions
Mix 1/2 scoop or full scoop with 6-8 ounces of water and take 30 minutes prior to training.Â
Apollon Assassin Pre-Workout 40 Servings Ingredients
Warnings
Store in a cool dry place after opening. This is a heavy stimulant preworkout, begin with a half scoop first to assess tolerance.Â
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