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Bloody Hell is Apollon Nutrition’s pump supplement in capsule format, separate from its other pump-powering products like Bare Knuckle. It came to market a few years ago and it has proved incredibly successful, so not surprisingly, the hardcore brand has decided to improve it with a reformulation. The newest version of Bloody Hell bumps up the dosage of one of the key components, and another pump-enhancing ingredient has been added to the mix.
The original Bloody Hell had only premium, branded features in Nitrosigine, CellFlo6, and VasoDrive-AP, included at 1.5g, 600mg, and 508mg, respectively. The sequel supplement, arriving this coming Friday through Apollon Nutrition’s online store, has the same amounts of Nitrosigine and VasoDrive-AP at 1.5g and 508mg, which are already intense and effective dosages.
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Where Apollon Nutrition makes Bloody Hell a bit different and gives it the improvements the two-time Brand Of The Year is known so well for is you get 25% more CellFlo6 at 750mg, up from 600mg. Then you have the newly added ingredient, which like those other three, is another premium feature with HydroPrime glycerol powder. That is been thrown in at 1.5g a serving, and that does obviously bump up the size of the serving from four capsules to a 50% large six.
As mentioned, Apollon Nutrition is launching Bloody Hell this coming Friday, where the previous iteration will be replaced by the new and improved version with more CellFlo6 and added HydroPrime glycerol. The cost of the supplement is not expected to change, as is the case every time the reputable brand reformulates, despite the number of enhancements it makes. That should keep its price tag at $49.95 for a bottle of 20 servings, each at that slightly larger six capsules.