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If anyone wants a fun ride down memory lane - please check this out:

History of Pre Workouts: https://www.instagram.com/p/C2QRG43OkKs/

definitely deserves a Game-Changer Award in the history books.

maybe not my fav of all time, but def one that should be remembered

...trip down memory lane here:

What is/was your favorite PWO of all time?

Do any of my fellow old-schoolers recall what was in the old USP Labs product PowerFULL?

great log man...

always discontinue use if you have the feeling a supplement is causing problems

I have not tried this product, but the guys at ANSI have a good rep in the industry.

I do bring my stuff… Some times when in NJ I do mootch stuff off of Eric though... But generally do bring my own.

I liked the Old, Old red bottled White Flood back in the day, good luck with the launch!

Gary Strydom is close to GOAT status

I've always been fascinated with that product.

Does anyone have any thoughts about adding HMB to a shake? What about digestive enzymes?

easy... x mark fitness functional trainer. 200lb stacks and an amazingly low pricetag.

Those guys at Kodiak are pretty solid, on-the-level dudes. But, when in doubt, take it out (of your supplement stack).

Oh Yea... big props to Ultimate Orange. In my post-college years we used to make UO and Vodka - had redbull beat by like half a decade.
Also - that Mega MASS 4000 from weider… my neighbor and I...

if I'm not mistaken, those desiccated beef liver tabs from the 1980s and early 1990s were naturally high in creatine. This is before creatine was being bottled and sold, so it was a great choice at...

Nice! another old timer! I wanted that Cybergenics kit so badly as a kid, but never managed to save up enough money.

I'd be willing to bet I'm a lot older than most on this forum...

First supplement I ever used was the original Phosogen by EAS, prob 1994.

I did buy a few proteins before that though and...

I've made shakes with both of those....