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Creatine is a daily habit. Primed is part of it.
Creatine is not a same-day kick. It works by keeping your muscle stores full, and that takes every day, not just training days. Here's where Primed fits. Read more...
What ElevATP® is doing in the jar.
Most ingredient lists tell you a name and nothing else. ElevATP® is one of the names on Primed's label that people ask about the most, so here is what it is and what the research actually looked at. What it is. ElevATP is an ingredient from FutureCeuticals. It combines two things: a plant-derived mineral material called ancient peat, and an apple extract rich in polyphenols. It is not caffeine and it is not a stimulant. It is also not ATP itself. Why ATP. ATP is the molecule your cells use... Read more...
Research amounts. Your size.
Most pre-workouts are built around one scoop for “everyone.” Same grams of citrulline, creatine, beta-alanine, caffeine — whether you’re 140 lbs or 240. That’s a problem on both ends. A smaller athlete can get more stimulant and amino load than they need. A larger athlete can get less than the research-style amounts the label is pointing at. Either way, the formula stops matching the person — effectiveness drops when the dose is too light, and comfort and safety get messier when it’s too heavy. Primed is built the other way.... Read more...
No mystery blend. Every gram listed.
If the label hides amounts in a proprietary blend, you cannot tell whether you got a research dose or a dusting. Primed lists every ingredient and amount, then scales the whole serving to bodyweight (1 scoop per 100 lbs) so those amounts can track what the research actually used. Read more...
Caffeine with purpose.
A lot of pre-workouts lean on caffeine because it is inexpensive and you feel it right away. The ingredients that actually build long-term results are not cheap, so those get left small.   Primed does the opposite. One scoop per 100 pounds of bodyweight, up to three scoops, so citrulline, creatine, beta-alanine, and the rest scale with your size instead of a one-size serving. Caffeine is still in there, at 50 mg per 100 pounds, paired with theanine so you get the energy without the jitters. Read more...
A 130-pound person and a 250-pound person should not take the same serving
Most supplements use one scoop for everybody. A 130-pound person and a 250-pound person should not take the same serving. Read more...