![Ninja Swole V2](/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/ninja-swole-v2.jpg)
Ninja Swole is a stimulant-free pre-workout from the reputable team at, of course, Ninja, and while its name screams muscle pumps, it does offer a bit more than that, with ingredients also for strength, performance, and focus. It is more of an alternative to a balanced pre-workout, just without stimulants, with a fairly comprehensive formula, and this week, it’s been relaunched with a fresh new set of ingredients and dosages.
The second iteration of Ninja Swole features all of the same non-pump ingredients, including 3.2g of beta-alanine and 2.5g of betaine for performance, 600mg each of lion’s mane and alpha-GPC for focus, and double the huperzine a to 100mcg. The differences from the first version of Ninja’s stimulant-free pre-workout to the second are all in the pump department, with three ingredients removed and another three added in.
![Ninja Swole V2 Label](/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/ninja-swole-v2-label.jpg)
Ninja’s 2023 edition of Ninja Swole relies on more premium and proven ingredients to deliver its pump-enhancing benefits. You still get 7g of citrulline malate, like the original, and pink Himalayan salt at a slightly higher 200mg a serving. Then, in place of HydroPrime glycerol, agmatine, and the S7 blend, there is 300mg of CellFlo6, 254mg of the increasingly popular VasoDrive-AP, and 1.5g of the massively popular Nitrosigine.
The Nitrosigine and VasoDrive-fueled Ninja Swole is already in stock and available through Ninja’s online store, where you’ll pay $49.99 for a tub of 25 servings, the same amount of servings as the sequel’s predecessor. There are three flavors to choose from in Bomb Pop, Rainbow Candy, and a classic Watermelon, and for a limited time, you can bring the price of anything at ninjaup.com down by 10% using the coupon code “LEVLUP”.