Souls 4 Sale

I've had my eye on Condemned Labz for a minute. Arsynist is one of my favorite fat burners, and I've tried a sample of Convict, which I really enjoyed. Naturally, I jumped at a chance to try Souls4Sale when the opportunity came up, as it is usually billed as a variant of Convict. The flavor I snagged was the strawberry-flavored Valentine's Day themed one. The flavor was pretty standard. A good strawberry covering up your typical slightly-chemical taste, but nothing bad. Level scoop was effectively on point. I could feel it start to kick in maybe 10 minutes after taking, which came in as a decent mood elevation. No beta tingles to speak of. I could feel the synephrine sweats kick in at about 30 minutes, and peak at around and an hour, after which it stuck around for at least another hour. Once the mood elevation kicked in, it just decided to stay! The label gives it a 50/50 Eria/2-amino dose and this was just perfect. I would say the Eria carried the flow, and the 2-amino made it last. This provided a great flow that lasted the whole session. The yo-yo blended provided great energy, but I couldn't say it stuck out by any means. Normally I prefer a little higher on the alpha-yohimbine side, but this was super well-balanced. The only time I really noticed it was at the end of the session where I can feel some pressure behind my eyes. No cold chills (bummer, man!), and maybe just a little bit of the nose-runs. I could feel the caffeine taper a bit at 2 hours, as it was just anhydrous and no other pure forms (just coffee fruit extract as CognatiQ). I ran this alone without a pump, and they were pretty decent. On the vascular side, albeit a little soft. Potential appetite suppression, but I usually fast until later in the day, so it is too early to tell. Overall, I would describe this preworkout as super-balanced. It won't wake you from the dead, but gives great head focus that lasts. The DMHA is there, but I'd say the Eria is driving the car, and the yo-yo has your tunes at about a 6 or 7 for a good cruise. This is in comparison to Convict, which IMHO is a little bit edgier. A great high stim pre for when you need to get on with your day afterwards without side effects.

I've had my eye on Condemned Labz for a minute. Arsynist is one of my favorite fat burners, and I've tried a sample of Convict, which I really enjoyed. Naturally, I jumped at a chance to try Souls4Sale when the opportunity came up, as it is usually billed as a variant of Convict. The flavor I snagged was the strawberry-flavored Valentine's Day themed one. The flavor was pretty standard. A good strawberry covering up your typical slightly-chemical taste, but nothing bad. Level scoop was effectively on point. I could feel it start to kick in maybe 10 minutes after taking, which came in as a decent mood elevation. No beta tingles to speak of. I could feel the synephrine sweats kick in at about 30 minutes, and peak at around and an hour, after which it stuck around for at least another hour. Once the mood elevation kicked in, it just decided to stay! The label gives it a 50/50 Eria/2-amino dose and this was just perfect. I would say the Eria carried the flow, and the 2-amino made it last. This provided a great flow that lasted the whole session. The yo-yo blended provided great energy, but I couldn't say it stuck out by any means. Normally I prefer a little higher on the alpha-yohimbine side, but this was super well-balanced. The only time I really noticed it was at the end of the session where I can feel some pressure behind my eyes. No cold chills (bummer, man!), and maybe just a little bit of the nose-runs. I could feel the caffeine taper a bit at 2 hours, as it was just anhydrous and no other pure forms (just coffee fruit extract as CognatiQ). I ran this alone without a pump, and they were pretty decent. On the vascular side, albeit a little soft. Potential appetite suppression, but I usually fast until later in the day, so it is too early to tell. Overall, I would describe this preworkout as super-balanced. It won't wake you from the dead, but gives great head focus that lasts. The DMHA is there, but I'd say the Eria is driving the car, and the yo-yo has your tunes at about a 6 or 7 for a good cruise. This is in comparison to Convict, which IMHO is a little bit edgier. A great high stim pre for when you need to get on with your day afterwards without side effects.

I've had my eye on Condemned Labz for a minute. Arsynist is one of my favorite fat burners, and I've tried a sample of Convict, which I really enjoyed. Naturally, I jumped at a chance to try Souls4Sale when the opportunity came up, as it is usually billed as a variant of Convict. The flavor I snagged was the strawberry-flavored Valentine's Day themed one. The flavor was pretty standard. A good strawberry covering up your typical slightly-chemical taste, but nothing bad. Level scoop was effectively on point. I could feel it start to kick in maybe 10 minutes after taking, which came in as a decent mood elevation. No beta tingles to speak of. I could feel the synephrine sweats kick in at about 30 minutes, and peak at around and an hour, after which it stuck around for at least another hour. Once the mood elevation kicked in, it just decided to stay! The label gives it a 50/50 Eria/2-amino dose and this was just perfect. I would say the Eria carried the flow, and the 2-amino made it last. This provided a great flow that lasted the whole session. The yo-yo blended provided great energy, but I couldn't say it stuck out by any means. Normally I prefer a little higher on the alpha-yohimbine side, but this was super well-balanced. The only time I really noticed it was at the end of the session where I can feel some pressure behind my eyes. No cold chills (bummer, man!), and maybe just a little bit of the nose-runs. I could feel the caffeine taper a bit at 2 hours, as it was just anhydrous and no other pure forms (just coffee fruit extract as CognatiQ). I ran this alone without a pump, and they were pretty decent. On the vascular side, albeit a little soft. Potential appetite suppression, but I usually fast until later in the day, so it is too early to tell. Overall, I would describe this preworkout as super-balanced. It won't wake you from the dead, but gives great head focus that lasts. The DMHA is there, but I'd say the Eria is driving the car, and the yo-yo has your tunes at about a 6 or 7 for a good cruise. This is in comparison to Convict, which IMHO is a little bit edgier. A great high stim pre for when you need to get on with your day afterwards without side effects.

I've had my eye on Condemned Labz for a minute. Arsynist is one of my favorite fat burners, and I've tried a sample of Convict, which I really enjoyed. Naturally, I jumped at a chance to try Souls4Sale when the opportunity came up, as it is usually billed as a variant of Convict. The flavor I snagged was the strawberry-flavored Valentine's Day themed one. The flavor was pretty standard. A good strawberry covering up your typical slightly-chemical taste, but nothing bad. Level scoop was effectively on point. I could feel it start to kick in maybe 10 minutes after taking, which came in as a decent mood elevation. No beta tingles to speak of. I could feel the synephrine sweats kick in at about 30 minutes, and peak at around and an hour, after which it stuck around for at least another hour. Once the mood elevation kicked in, it just decided to stay! The label gives it a 50/50 Eria/2-amino dose and this was just perfect. I would say the Eria carried the flow, and the 2-amino made it last. This provided a great flow that lasted the whole session. The yo-yo blended provided great energy, but I couldn't say it stuck out by any means. Normally I prefer a little higher on the alpha-yohimbine side, but this was super well-balanced. The only time I really noticed it was at the end of the session where I can feel some pressure behind my eyes. No cold chills (bummer, man!), and maybe just a little bit of the nose-runs. I could feel the caffeine taper a bit at 2 hours, as it was just anhydrous and no other pure forms (just coffee fruit extract as CognatiQ). I ran this alone without a pump, and they were pretty decent. On the vascular side, albeit a little soft. Potential appetite suppression, but I usually fast until later in the day, so it is too early to tell. Overall, I would describe this preworkout as super-balanced. It won't wake you from the dead, but gives great head focus that lasts. The DMHA is there, but I'd say the Eria is driving the car, and the yo-yo has your tunes at about a 6 or 7 for a good cruise. This is in comparison to Convict, which IMHO is a little bit edgier. A great high stim pre for when you need to get on with your day afterwards without side effects.

I've had my eye on Condemned Labz for a minute. Arsynist is one of my favorite fat burners, and I've tried a sample of Convict, which I really enjoyed. Naturally, I jumped at a chance to try Souls4Sale when the opportunity came up, as it is usually billed as a variant of Convict. The flavor I snagged was the strawberry-flavored Valentine's Day themed one. The flavor was pretty standard. A good strawberry covering up your typical slightly-chemical taste, but nothing bad. Level scoop was effectively on point. I could feel it start to kick in maybe 10 minutes after taking, which came in as a decent mood elevation. No beta tingles to speak of. I could feel the synephrine sweats kick in at about 30 minutes, and peak at around and an hour, after which it stuck around for at least another hour. Once the mood elevation kicked in, it just decided to stay! The label gives it a 50/50 Eria/2-amino dose and this was just perfect. I would say the Eria carried the flow, and the 2-amino made it last. This provided a great flow that lasted the whole session. The yo-yo blended provided great energy, but I couldn't say it stuck out by any means. Normally I prefer a little higher on the alpha-yohimbine side, but this was super well-balanced. The only time I really noticed it was at the end of the session where I can feel some pressure behind my eyes. No cold chills (bummer, man!), and maybe just a little bit of the nose-runs. I could feel the caffeine taper a bit at 2 hours, as it was just anhydrous and no other pure forms (just coffee fruit extract as CognatiQ). I ran this alone without a pump, and they were pretty decent. On the vascular side, albeit a little soft. Potential appetite suppression, but I usually fast until later in the day, so it is too early to tell. Overall, I would describe this preworkout as super-balanced. It won't wake you from the dead, but gives great head focus that lasts. The DMHA is there, but I'd say the Eria is driving the car, and the yo-yo has your tunes at about a 6 or 7 for a good cruise. This is in comparison to Convict, which IMHO is a little bit edgier. A great high stim pre for when you need to get on with your day afterwards without side effects.

I've had my eye on Condemned Labz for a minute. Arsynist is one of my favorite fat burners, and I've tried a sample of Convict, which I really enjoyed. Naturally, I jumped at a chance to try Souls4Sale when the opportunity came up, as it is usually billed as a variant of Convict. The flavor I snagged was the strawberry-flavored Valentine's Day themed one. The flavor was pretty standard. A good strawberry covering up your typical slightly-chemical taste, but nothing bad. Level scoop was effectively on point. I could feel it start to kick in maybe 10 minutes after taking, which came in as a decent mood elevation. No beta tingles to speak of. I could feel the synephrine sweats kick in at about 30 minutes, and peak at around and an hour, after which it stuck around for at least another hour. Once the mood elevation kicked in, it just decided to stay! The label gives it a 50/50 Eria/2-amino dose and this was just perfect. I would say the Eria carried the flow, and the 2-amino made it last. This provided a great flow that lasted the whole session. The yo-yo blended provided great energy, but I couldn't say it stuck out by any means. Normally I prefer a little higher on the alpha-yohimbine side, but this was super well-balanced. The only time I really noticed it was at the end of the session where I can feel some pressure behind my eyes. No cold chills (bummer, man!), and maybe just a little bit of the nose-runs. I could feel the caffeine taper a bit at 2 hours, as it was just anhydrous and no other pure forms (just coffee fruit extract as CognatiQ). I ran this alone without a pump, and they were pretty decent. On the vascular side, albeit a little soft. Potential appetite suppression, but I usually fast until later in the day, so it is too early to tell. Overall, I would describe this preworkout as super-balanced. It won't wake you from the dead, but gives great head focus that lasts. The DMHA is there, but I'd say the Eria is driving the car, and the yo-yo has your tunes at about a 6 or 7 for a good cruise. This is in comparison to Convict, which IMHO is a little bit edgier. A great high stim pre for when you need to get on with your day afterwards without side effects.