
Metabolic Nutrition Synedrex Pre-Workout 30/60 Servings


Metabolic Nutrition has spun off their Top Selling and hugely popular Synedrex Fat Burner into a Pre-Contest Prep Recomping Preworkout. This formula features 5 unique blends to promote energy, endurance, thermogenesis, focus, metabolism and absorption. Metabolic Synedrex Preworkout can be taken as a 1 or 2 scoop serving with a full serving packing 500mg of caffeine for energy along with a hefty 200mg of Eria Jarensis for a huge mood boost and increased motivation. This thermogenic preworkout also packs hefty doses of powerful nootropics for increased focus and motivation, a Thermogenic Reactive Blend for increased calorie burning and to really get you sweating in the gym, and a Keto Fat Metabolic Mobilizer Blend to promote increased fat and calorie burning. If you're looking to get in shape, lean out, and cut some fat in the new year this is the preworkout for you. This can be taken by casual gym goers looking to get in shape as well as by men and women looking to prep for a show.
How does the new Metabolic Powder Fat Burner compare to the Synedrex Capsule Fat Burner. The formulas are pretty similar, as is always the case with powder vs capsules you can pack in more ingredients at heftier dosages in a powder so the Synedrex Preworkout has that going for it. Synedrex Capsules are great for those looking for appetite suppression and thermogenesis where as the preworkout powder is better for those looking for increased energy in the gym, to sweat more in the gym, and to burn more calories while training.
Begin with 1 scoop to assess tolerance. Can be taken as a 1 or 2 scoop serving. Take 30 minutes prior to your workout.
Begin with 1 scoop to assess tolerance. Store in a cool dry place after opening.
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