1- Does it have any side effects over time? 2- Is it safe for daily and permanent use? 3- Will it lose its effect if you use it every day? ihope some one answer my qustions

VERY happy to hear this. I'm the same way, usually very sensitive to caffeine, and I don't get any jitteriness from Bulk. It's a smooth energy. Happy for your gains 😎

Thanks for sharing. I definitely have to do a video comparing the black version with the others.

If you're training 6 days per week, then 100% yes. The 200mg of caffeine isn't a high amount compared with other pre-workouts on the market. You can find other pre-workouts with 300-400mg of caffeine. But honestly, I don't need that much caffeine for my workouts, plus I like to consume other caffeine sources throughout the day other than pre-workout. Not sure if that answers your question.

@@feast_goodThanks. It was all I wanted to hear. Are u going to review Build by TL? It's a good mix with their pre-workout.

Ya, it's a good site for sure

We wrote an article on this. Here it is: feastgood.com/mix-pre-workout-the-night-before/. Let me know if you have any questions.

Transparent Labs "Mass Gainer" and "Bulk Pre-Workout" are very different products. The "Mass Gainer" is to help you get additional calories in your diet. Get the mass gainer if you really struggle with achieving your calorie surplus from food, since you get 750 calories per serving. Once you've figured out your maintenance calories, you only really need a 10-20% surplus. If you can get that from food, then skip the mass gainer. Some can, some can't, so you'll have to assess your ability to hit your surplus consistently. However, you may still want a protein supplement, as the next important target to hit after your calorie surplus when bulking is your daily protein goal. So having a whey protein on hand is helpful for that. You can check out my review of their whey protein here feastgood.com/transparent-labs-whey-protein-review/. But you don't need both mass gainer and whey protein. Only get the mass gainer if you can't hit your calorie surplus from food. If you can, then get the whey protein. As for Bulk Pre-Workout, the goal of this product isn't to get extra calories or protein but to ensure you're maximizing your workout performance. I.e. increasing energy, focus, strength, recovery, etc. If you want a list of the ingredients in Bulk Pre-Workout, then go to my article and scroll down to "ingredients" (feastgood.com/transparent-labs-bulk-review/). It's an impressive formula and if you're in the market for a pre-workout, I highly recommend it. With that said, you WILL NOT gain muscle by just taking Bulk Pre-Workout. You need to prioritize your calorie surplus and protein goal before adding a pre-workout.

That's interesting. I made a video about making your own pre-workout and I bought all the ingredients from Bulk Supplements and didn't find I had any issues with the quality. Were you weighing out the ingredients properly? But yes, Transparent Labs Bulk is awesome. If you're looking for a bit more caffeine, go with Bulk Black. I'm releasing a video about that next week.

@@feast_good oh yeah, I have several sets of measuring spoons for doling out dosages. I used to make 10 servings at a time and put them in a big jug, but I was worried about possibly not evenly mixing it. I know it’s dumb, so then I would individually add every single ingredient every workout. Most ingredients call for between 1/4 tsp - 1 tsp per serving, except the pump/vasodilator ingredients which call for way more, so I’d always be on the higher side of everything. I’m talking like 8 grams citrulline, 4 grams beet root, 2 grams agmatine, 1 gram Theanine, 1 gram tyrosine, 1 gram taurine, 1.5 grams hmb, 4 grams beta alanine, 3 grams betaine, etc etc. Basically everything overpowered. The only one I would do exact dosage was ashwaghanda, for obvious mental reasons.

@@njfuentesrespecter81 Oh wow, and you still didn't feel any effects from those dosages eh? That's surprising.

1 & 2: I didn't experience any side effects after testing it for around one month. If you want to learn more about the ingredients and what they do, I encourage you to read the article: feastgood.com/transparent-labs-bulk-review/. If you want to know if something is safe or not given your personal medical history, you should speak with your doctor. One of the things that I love about Transparent Labs though is that you can look up the exact lab results for your specific bottle on the website after you buy it. So you know exactly what's inside (which isn't the case for other pre-workouts). 3. Caffeine has been shown to lose effects over time, i.e. you develop a tolerance to it. This isn't unique to Transparent Labs Bulk though, but something you need to be aware of when it comes to caffeine generally. I don't recall reading any research as it relates to developing a tolerance for any of the other ingredients.

Dude, 225 for 35 reps. Unreal. I actually just finished testing Bulk Black and am planning two videos: (1) a dedicated Bulk Black review, and (2) a separate video comparing Bulk Black with Bulk. Should be up within the next month or so. But ya, I felt GREAT on Bulk Black, too. It's not for everyone though.

@feast_good It was insane I know. I am looking into making a video too. Just an average 50-something male weightlifter to inspire other older men . I have to flesh the idea out yet.

@@gregorybuttari8651 Sounds like a good demographic. People who take pre-workout though is a fairly narrow niche. It's not the first supplement I'd recommend to a newbie. I'd recommend whey protein and creatine first, and only after they've mastered their diet.

I just answered your question on another video, but I'd suggest Transparent Labs Lean, instead. You can check it out here: feastgood.com/recommends/transparent-labs-lean/

It's 3rd party tested for ingredient purity, and for every bottle you order, you can access the lab results through your account. It also contains no banned substances.

Those silicon packets are inside virtually every pre-workout. It's standard across the industry. The packets are needed otherwise the pre-workout would arrive hard and clumpy. If you're worried about them for whatever reason, you should try making your own pre-workout. I just released a video explaining how to make your own DIY pre-workout formulas: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mK2VbNWrrOCZmIk.html. If you have any questions after watching that video, comment on that video and I'll answer them.

@@feast_good I understand the packets ..but it's labeled as part of the ingredients. Didn't realize companies add the packet to the ingredient list... Must be an oversight on my part. Then on that note I'll agree this is a great product.

Hmm, this is a complicated topic. I wrote an article about that. Check it out here: feastgood.com/is-pre-workout-bad-for-teens/

That's from beta-alanine, which most pre-workouts have. If you want a pre-workout without beta alanine, check out our review of Gorilla Mode Nitric: feastgood.com/gorilla-mode-nitric-pre-workout-review/