Catalyzer

-

Ultimate

Preworkout

Formula.

High

Stim,

Pump,

Strength

and

Focus

We recommend starting with 1 scoop to gauge how hard it hits you.

It really depends up to you. If you like to take it as a shot we recommend 4-6 oz. of water. You can also add more to dilute the flavor a little bit if it's too strong.

Due to the high amount of stim in this we would avoid doing a full 2 scoop serving size before bed. It really depends on your tolerance.

Some users prefer to take a smaller amount of ingredients before hitting the gym. They also appreciate the value of having 40 servings compared to just 20. With 2 scoops, we designed Catalyzer to meet the needs of seasoned lifters seeking a potent pre-workout boost. We've strived to accommodate both preferences.

One scoop provides clinical doses of select ingredients, paired with mild caffeine, delivering great value for the money.

Meanwhile, two scoops deliver clinical doses of every ingredient, offering an exceptionally powerful option for experienced lifters looking for an edge. It contains a total of 504mg of stimulants, ideal for those with a high tolerance.

Glycerol powder and betaine anhydrous can sometimes clump due to their hygroscopic nature, meaning they absorb moisture from the air, causing them to stick together. Here's how you can prevent or reduce clumping at home:

1. Store in a Dry Place: Keep the powders in a cool, dry place away from moisture. Consider using airtight containers or resealable bags with moisture-absorbing packets to minimize exposure to humidity.
2. Use Desiccants: Place desiccants like silica gel packs or rice grains in the container with the powders to absorb excess moisture and prevent clumping.
3. Break Up Clumps: If clumping has already occurred, gently break up the clumps using a clean utensil or tool. Be careful not to crush the powder particles, as this could affect their effectiveness.
4. Blend or Grind: For severe clumping, consider using a blender or grinder to break down the clumps into a fine powder again. This method may help redistribute moisture evenly throughout the powder, reducing clumping.
5. Avoid Moisture Exposure: When measuring out the powder, ensure that the measuring utensils are dry and free of any moisture. Even a small amount of water can exacerbate clumping.
6. Use Anti-Caking Agents: Adding a small amount of an anti-caking agent like rice flour or silicon dioxide (found in commercial products) to the powder can help prevent clumping by absorbing excess moisture.
7. Rotate Stock Regularly: If you don't use these powders frequently, consider rotating your stock regularly to ensure that the product stays fresh and clumping is minimized.

By following these tips, you can help prevent or minimize clumping of glycerol powder and betaine anhydrous at home, ensuring that they remain easy to use and effective.