PurePump – All-Natural Clean Pre-Workout Powder, Boost Energy, Focus, Pumps, Endurance, Paleo, Keto, Vegan, Citrulline, Beta Alanine, Unflavored (30 Servings)

Simply the best.
This is my favorite pre-workout, period.I just looked at my Amazon history and I’ve ordered 12 tubs of this over the last 18 months. My devotion to this product has only grown stronger as it continues to deliver exactly what I need.I’ve been a gym rat for the better part of 7 years and have tried a lot of PWOs: MusclePharm Assault, Jack3d (ugh), NO-XPLODE, Optimum Nutrition Pre, PreJYM, AML Pre off the top of my head).PurePump is, in my opinion, the best preworkout on the market for the following reasons:1) Just the right amount of caffeine (200g in 2 scoops). I have a high caffeine tolerance, but this amount is just perfect for me. Plenty of energy when I need it but no crash, no jitters. Other PWOs really scare me with their caffeine content, as much as 400g per serving is unnecessarily high.2) No sugar, no fillers. Listen, it’s unflavored. No, it doesn’t taste great, but it really doesn’t taste that bad. I drink it straight in no more than 6oz of water. It never upsets my stomach, and is really not hard to swallow. I pity the other reviewers and their oversensitive taste buds – I mean, seriously, a bunch of whiners on here! It kind of tastes like a not very good green tea. It’s such a tiny price to pay to get as clean of a product as this is. Listen, I’m just a guy who likes to workout and watches what he eats. Sugar (especially artificial sugar) is *REALLY* bad for you and should not be included in your routine (occasional exceptions are of course allowed and encouraged, but It boggles my head that people trying to get fit will workout 6x a week and ingest a multitude of artificial sweeteners every time they walk into the gym. I’ve been forced to use other PWOs (with a lot of sugar) when I’ve accidentally not ordered my next tub in time – and my workouts usually have significantly lower output, less “swole” and I usually end up with a head ache from the sugar.3) It WORKS. I take 2 scoops before every lift (~5x a week) for the last 18 months, without any “tolerance breaks”. It still gives me a great, clean, steady fuel of energy and an awesome pump. Never a bad experience. Just wish I could feel as energetic and strong the other 22.5hrs a day when it’s not in my system :(One of my 2016 resolutions is to leave more reviews for products that I love. PurePump is the one supplement that I cannot live with out. I’m moving to Australia soon and am already stocking up to bring this with me. As a 8+ year user of preworkouts, I wholeheartedly recommend this product to anyone (male and female) who wants a little more oomph in any of their workouts.

A Clean Pre-Workout
NOTE: This review was originally published on my websiteA Clean Pre-Workout:When I was doing my research before going vegan, I learned that vegans can get deficient in certain nutrients, including, but not limited to vitamin b12, omega 3’s, iodine, calcium, protein, creatine, beta-alanine, and carnitine.It was those last three that really scared me, as they are essential for muscle growth, regeneration, performance, and even cognitive and sexual health.In a whirlwind of internet searching, I stumbled upon a product that I thought could have some strong potential.It was Do Vitamins Pure Pump, marketed as a pre-workout, and it contained all three (creatine, beta alanine, and carnitine) of the nutrients I was looking for.Not only did it contain these, but it was also certified vegan, looked like it was clean (free from impurities and contaminants) and the company looked legit.Then a little voice in my head smacked me across the face: How in the hell is this product vegan?I mean, it contains amino acids that you can only get from animal sources, after all.Doing a little more research, I found out that long ago these amino acids were synthesized in a lab, and they are not drawn from animal sources.Now if you are a raw vegan or you are apprehensive about eating anything man made (I’ll admit I have a hard time eating man made things as well) then this product may not be for you, but since deficiencies in these three nutrients can wreak havoc on your system, I recommend this product to all vegans (IMPORTANT NOTE: Veganism is all about balancing your needs with your conscious effort to protect animals and the environment. A TRUE vegan would eat nothing at all, because everything in the world uses animals in some way or the other. Therefore you must decide INDIVIDUALLY how far you are willing to go with you veganism, based on your INDIVIDUAL needs).The Nitty Gritty:So I did what any excited consumer would do: I ordered the product online. And waited. It takes a while for them to ship it (it’s seems like a fairly small operation), but I still got it in a timely fashion, about 7 business days.I decided not to use it as a pre-workout, but take one scoop every morning, making it more of a vitamin supplement than a pre-workout.It takes a few weeks of persistent supplementation to see results, but After this period I did notice my muscles were fuller and harder (So were other parts [citrulline, arginine, blood flow, etc.] but let’s keep it PG here).I had no noticeable strength gains (that I could for sure say I got stronger), but I don’t train for maximal strength (which creatine seems so good for), so that’s not a big deal to me.I also notice more focus after taking it, which could be the creatine as well, or the caffeine, which this product also has in it.Overall I will continue to supplement this product every morning, as I feel the benefit outweighs the cost (really the only cost being the price).Pros:Just the stuff you need, and nothing you don’t. This product has no artificial colors, flavors, sugar, nothing GMO, and generally just no crap.Solid Company. Do Vitamins is a boutique supplement company, and they aren’t shady like some other ones.Clean product. It’s been tested and certified many times over.Caffeine. This could be a con for you, but it’s a pro to me. Caffeine, used wisely, is a hell of a performance enhancer.Cons:Price. The stuff is pretty spendy, at $39.95 for 8 oz, and they don’t do any coupons and you won’t find it cheaper anywhere else, as well.Taste. It has nothing in it but the nutrients and aminos, so it tastes like those. You cannot drink it straight up and enjoy it, mix it in with something strong.Creatine content. I wish it had a little more creatine in it, but the amount in it is fine, especially if you take it with Post Pump.4 out of 5 starsIt is a good, solid product, and it is a nice little supplement to add to your stack.Is it perfect? No.But it gets the job done that it’s supposed to do.If you’re looking for taste, look elsewhere.If you’re looking for just the nutrients, then this is your product.I love Do Vitamins’ clean approach to supplements, and other supplement companies should follow this trend, as I believe clean eating (this includes supplementation) is the future.In Conclusion:I believe in this product.I use it myself.Therefore I recommend it to you.Check it out, you’ll probably like it.