Two years ago, we got the first supplement or supplements, using the innovative caffeine alternative Enfinity paraxanthine, with the pre-workout EuphoriQ and fat burner Burn iQ, both from the legacy sports nutrition brand MuscleTech. EuphoriQ has been the company’s star, premier pre-workout, and in combination with the smooth and lasting, energizing Enfinity, there is plenty of pump support, performance power, and focus thanks to AlphaSize, NeuroFactor, and the gaming component, NooLVL.
Here in 2024, two years after that original Enfinity pre-workout came to the market, MuscleTech has introduced EuphoriQ V2 with a completely new, refreshed, and revamped combination of ingredients. The supplement still packs a comprehensive formula for energy, focus, pumps, and performance, but it has a wider set of ingredients and heftier dosages. Enfinity paraxanthine is still the core energy enhancer in the sequel pre-workout at the same dose as its predecessor of 300mg.
In and around the Enfinity paraxanthine, a lot of changes take place in MuscleTech’s new and improved EuphoriQ V2, including more robust pump support with 50% more straight citrulline, the same 2.5g of betaine, and an added 1.5g of NO3-T betaine nitrate, breaking down to 525mg of nitrates and around a gram of extra betaine. You very clearly get better pumps, although the performance side of the product has received a similar level of uptick, as the supplement now has the original 3.2g of beta-alanine plus the solid EAA+ electrolyte blend called MuscleLyte, and the powerhouse, versatile muscle builder, Senactiv.
The energy and focus ingredients in EuphoriQ V2 have mostly been swapped and shifted around, with no Neurofactor and NooLVL, but triple the tyrosine to a gram a serving and 10mg of yohimbe, providing 600mcg of yohimbine to increase the intensity. MuscleTech has really ramped up the balance of benefits in the pre-workout, improving the depth of support for pumps and performance with NO3-T, Senactiv, and MuscleLyte, and maintaining its energy and focus efforts led by Enfinity with alpha-gpc and a lot more tyrosine.
MuscleTech is planning to get its revamped EuphoriQ V2 pre-workout out into circulation with stock available in a number of places, somewhere next month. That’ll include a release through its online store at muscletech.com with bulk deals, where a single tub will be $44.99, two will come down to $40 each, and a four-pack discounts all the way to $29.25 each. Fans are going to have plenty of flavors to choose from, too, in Grape Gainz, Strawberry Kiwi, Rocket Pop, and the Boogieman collaboration, Boogieman Punch.
