APS Mesomorph - Strawberry Kiwi

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APS Mesomorph - Strawberry Kiwi

In stock now on Second Road

What it is

APS Mesomorph is a fully-loaded, high-stimulant pre-workout built for experienced users, combining a powerful energy blend with beta-alanine, creatine and citrulline for intense energy, focus and muscle pumps. It is one of the stronger pre-workouts available, so it is best suited to those already used to high-stimulant products. This tub in Strawberry Kiwi provides about 25 servings. Contains high caffeine and is not for beginners or anyone sensitive to stimulants; Assess your tolerance, do not take late in the day or with other stimulants, and avoid if under 18, pregnant or managing a health condition.

Strawberry Kiwi is one of the softer, fruitier flavours here, easier going when you are only mixing half a scoop.

Who it's for

Advanced stimulant users who have worked through the 300mg-plus tubs, want something noticeably harder-hitting, and are happy to run it at half a scoop.

How to use it

Mix half to one scoop with water 20 to 30 minutes before training.

Worth knowing

Not for beginners, the caffeine-sensitive, under-18s, pregnancy or breastfeeding, or anyone managing heart, blood-pressure or other health conditions. Banned in tested competition sport, and worth a doctor's opinion if you are unsure.

Our take

At half a scoop, which is where we would have most people start, a tub stretches to around 50 sessions, so it lasts a long time. Honestly, most people do not need anything this strong. It exists for the small group who have genuinely outgrown everything else on the shelf.

See it in Pattaya

APS Mesomorph - Strawberry Kiwi is on the shelf now at our shop on Second Road, Pattaya, Thailand. Come in and we'll help you pick the right one — English spoken, open every day.

Nutrition Supplements Pattaya
328/21 Thanon Second, Bang Lamung District
Chon Buri 20150

Open every day 10:00–23:00

Genuine products, guidance only — not medical advice. For medication or health-condition questions, please ask a pharmacist or doctor.