Lots of music for little money, compared to other "kickers" who, for twice the price, are just a flavored multivitamin based on up to lethal doses of caffeine, just to make people think that "Boost's composition is an unexpected surprise." L-citrulline DL-malate as the basis of the pump, the recommended minimum amount is 6000 mg, which almost reaches, but up to 5 scoops. I'd rather see a 2: 1 ratio. For comparison, the competition is in the range of only 1000-2000 mg, sometimes it does not even contain it. Beta alanine minimum amount is 5000 mg of active substance, which Boost meets. (hence the itching that bothers someone) The A-AKG Complex is also sufficient for the average athlete. I appreciate the creators of Boost that they did not unnecessarily add a full range of vitamins, or creatine, which is better taken alone on a daily basis than just an additional ingredient in digesters. . As for caffeine, Boost contains a fairly large amount of 358 mg, but it still does not exceed the daily recommended limit of 400 mg. Conclusion: The creators of Boost obviously knew what they were doing until I was surprised that for a given price they managed to "push" so much there, I would like to see an increase in some substances at the expense of the price of the product. Or at least reduce the amount of caffeine so that when the dosage is exceeded to 5-6 scoops, the optimal amount of excipients is ensured without unnecessary burdening the body with caffeine. The flavors are such a golden middle, I would welcome less acidity and sweetness. I will repeat again, but Boost has formulations that do not reach the mainstream kicks that are up to three times the cerium class.

A really nice surprise. A large dose of stimulants treads very nicely.