Below we take an in-depth look at Rhino Black Pumped, to see what benefits this stimulant-free supplement offers consumers.
Rhino Black Pumped is a stimulant-free pre-workout supplement. Supposed benefits include an increase in energy levels, enhanced pump, and increased performance in the gym. The product is incredibly expensive, and there are conflicting instructions regarding how to take the supplement (1/2 a scoop, 1 scoop, or even 2 scoops!?).
The list of ingredients used in Rhino Black Pumped is huge, and so it is unsurprising that there is a long list of potential side effects that could develop whilst taking this supplement.
Although Tyrosine is tolerated generally in very high doses, it can cause some side effects including nausea, headache, fatigue, heartburn, and joint pain.
Lion’s Mane Mushroom can cause mild stomach discomfort, and could lower blood sugar levels. If you suffer from an autoimmune disease do not use Reishi (Ganoderma Lucidum); increasing the potency of your immune system is a bad idea if your immune system is attacking you. Do not use Reishi if on immunosuppressant therapy in accordance with an autoimmune disease, it is possible Reishi could negate or hinder the immunosuppressant therapy.
Betaine can cause some minor side effects, including nausea, stomach upset, and diarrhoea, as well as body odour. Cholesterol levels sometimes go up whilst taking Betaine. Glycerol Monostearate can cause dry mouth and drowsiness.
Agmatine Sulfate could cause gastrointestinal disturbances, including diarrhoea, nausea, and vomiting.
Choline supplementation can cause a range of side effects including sweating, a fishy body odour, gastrointestinal distress, diarrhoea, and vomiting.
A-GPC can cause side effects in some people including heartburn, headache, insomnia, dizziness, skin rash, and confusion.
Citrulline Malate can cause an upset stomach in some people, but this is less likely if taken on an empty stomach.
Rhino Black Pumped can be purchased from the official Muscle Sport website, where a single tub costs $74.99. Delivery charges may also apply. Each tub contains 40 half-scoop servings (for beginners) or 20 full scoop servings (for advanced users).
This is a very expensive supplement! Each serving (if taking the smaller half-scoop serving) costs around $1.87, whilst a full serving of one scoop costs $3.75; this price per serving is far higher than many other comparable supplements on the market. Even more worryingly, the directions for use state that the recommended serving size is two scoops, which pushes the cost of the supplement up even more!
There are a lot of ingredients in Rhino Black Pumped, many of which are present in significant doses. The product is stimulant-free.
The ingredient quantities provided on the product label are given per half-scoop or per scoop (described as a beginner or advanced serving respectively), but the directions for use recommend taking two scoops before exercise. If taking a two scoop serving, a single tub will last for just 10 days of use; this is an incredibly expensive supplement already, but the low number of servings per tub makes the product prohibitively expensive to take.
The conflicting directions for use and serving size could also have implications on side effects and the effectiveness of the supplement. Taking a two scoop serving would make the chances of side effects incredibly likely, especially considering that the list of potential side effects that could be caused by Rhino Black Pumped is very long.
The manufacturers offer a 30-day returns policy.
Overall, we do not recommend Rhino Black Pumped to our readers.
Rhino Black Pumped is a stimulant-free pre-workout supplement. Supposed benefits include an increase in energy levels, enhanced pump, and increased performance in the gym.
Rhino Black Pumped is available in a range of flavours, which include Jungle Juice, Pineapple, White Monster, Cosmic Candy, and Root Beer.
Directions for use are as follows: Mix one serving (2 scoops) with 16-20 ounces of water or your energy based pre-workout and drink approximately 30 minutes prior to training.
However, the label suggests that beginners should take a ½ scoop serving, whilst “advanced” consumers should take a one scoop serving. We recommend trying a smaller dosage to assess your tolerance.
Rhino Black Pumped is manufactured by MuscleSport, a company based in the USA. The manufacturers can be contacted using the information provided on their official website.
The manufacturers provide the following description of the product’s benefits:
- 8 Potent Pump Producing Ingredients*
- Features Peak O2, Nitrosigine, & AmentoPump
- Cellular ATP Ignitor & Focus Matrix*
- Stimulant Free
- Clinically Dosed
- Fully Transparent Label
- Mixes Easily With No Grit
- Delicious Flavors
And,
Love Rhino Black Pre-Workout but can’t handle the stimulants?
Made with 3 primary blends designed to maximise cognitive function, increase performance and blood flow and enhance nutrient uptake, Rhino Black Series Pumped is a performance enhancing pre-workout that is stimulant free.
- Increase Energy
- Enhance Pump
- Increase Performance
With complete clinically researched, backed and dosed ingredients, Rhino Black Pumped is designed to flood the system with nutrients, increase blood flow beyond expectations and enhance recovery through the synergistic blend of nutrient delivery ingredients.
Combining vasodilation enhancing ingredients alongside ATP synthesising amino acids and hygroscopic hydrating agents, Rhino Black Pumped will have your system flooding with blood to a level you couldn’t imagine existed.
Enhance your pump, drive cognitive performance though nootropic use and break performance plateaus without the need for stimulants.
Glycerol Monostearate may help consumers to rehydrate following exercise, as it binds with water in a way that allows the body to store more water quickly. Betaine is thought by some to improve athletic performance, but results from clinical trials are not very encouraging. L-Citrulline supplementation could help to improve blood flow to the muscles, and increase the “pump” effect during exercise (where muscles look pumped up and inflated due to use and increased blood flow).
Alpha-GPC might help enhance power output, and may convey some nootropic benefits.
There are numerous mushrooms in the Rhino Black Pumped formula; these have a variety of different benefits, but they are generally not directly related to workouts. Benefits include a boost to the immune system.
The ingredients found in Rhino Black Pumped are detailed below. ‘Beginners’ take ½ a scoop, whilst ‘Advanced’ consumers take a full scoop. The ingredient quantities listed below are the amounts found in a Beginner serving of half a scoop. Some individual ingredient quantities are provided, but there is also a proprietary formula.
The list of ingredients used in Rhino Black Pumped is huge, and so it is unsurprising that there is a long list of potential side effects that could develop whilst taking this supplement.
Although Tyrosine is tolerated generally in very high doses, it can cause some side effects including nausea, headache, fatigue, heartburn, and joint pain.
Lion’s Mane Mushroom can cause mild stomach discomfort, and could lower blood sugar levels. If you suffer from an autoimmune disease do not use Reishi (Ganoderma Lucidum); increasing the potency of your immune system is a bad idea if your immune system is attacking you. Do not use Reishi if on immunosuppressant therapy in accordance with an autoimmune disease, it is possible Reishi could negate or hinder the immunosuppressant therapy.
Betaine can cause some minor side effects, including nausea, stomach upset, and diarrhoea, as well as body odour. Cholesterol levels sometimes go up whilst taking Betaine. Glycerol Monostearate can cause dry mouth and drowsiness.
Agmatine Sulfate could cause gastrointestinal disturbances, including diarrhoea, nausea, and vomiting.
Choline supplementation can cause a range of side effects including sweating, a fishy body odour, gastrointestinal distress, diarrhoea, and vomiting.
A-GPC can cause side effects in some people including heartburn, headache, insomnia, dizziness, skin rash, and confusion.
Citrulline Malate can cause an upset stomach in some people, but this is less likely if taken on an empty stomach.
Caution:
Not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Not suitable for anyone under the age of 18. If you are unsure about the suitability of this supplement for you, consult your doctor before purchase. If you experience any side effects, discontinue use immediately.
We struggled to locate many customer reviews for Rhino Black Pumped.
So I have tried multiple Nitrous boosters and this is amazing! I just finished up 20 servings and the pump was amazing.
At half the dose it is already formidable in many aspects, one of the surprises was to see the exclusion of creatine and beta alanine… On the same note I feel a little too much was going on, I like the inclusion of amento pump – it has some very interesting properties, varying from increased fat breakdown to vasodilation, which may also increase the body’s ability to get nutrients into muscle cells plus it has a direct effect on increasing strength. I feel as If it was overkill in someways but alas a very jam packed formulation.
Taste
Pineapple 4/10
MuscleSport really has some great and unique flavor options, throughout their range. I received pineapple… At 1/2 a scoop or at a full serving this to me was overly artificial and tasted bitter af. Now understanding it’s laced with a million ingredients it must be a challenge to make something so advanced in formulation taste great, I am not making any excuses, because so many companies have made advanced formulas that actually taste good. This was something I had to chug down, sadly. Plus it was chalky too.Mixability
Well it was rather chalky and required a thorough shaking, but as expected it was gritty and nasty at the end.Effectiveness
This stuff is not for the beginner or a newbie, it hit me pretty hard to first time I used it, it does require a transitional phase as such, so my advice is to start off with a 1/2 serving. I felt a bit ill and had a bit of a headache at first but after a while everything got better. I hardly noticed any difference when it came to endurance and strength. I liked an aspect of a non stim pre as it strikes boxes I thrive on as I am not a fan of heavy stims but seeing that this formula is set for their stimulant pre workout makes me feel a bit upset as I feel they left out the best ingredients such as beta alanine and creatine. I noticed a slight jolt of energy but nothing to really special.The most impressive part of this, is the pump aspect. I found myself looking swole af after just a few sets compared to the end of my workout where I’d be looking my peak, this was the most formidable aspect to me. On the other hand the focus wasn’t all that appealing to me, I mean there is alot going on here and at a full scoop it worked but I felt like less emphasis here would have been better, I am a minimalist fan and using tyrosine and choline by themselves yielded a far better response at lower doses than this. I understand that MSI is a brand that wants to be premium in every aspect and I feel their labeling and range is rather good but being a bit too extravagant will have its flaws, nothing wrong with their clinical dosing but a bit of overkill. I did not experience any stomach issues aswell.
But on the flip side if you are used to hefty dosages this may suit you alot better than it did me.
The manufacturers of Rhino Black Pumped state that they offer a 30-day money-back guarantee:
If for any reason, within 30 days from date of purchase, you are not completely satisfied with your order we will exchange or refund the purchase price upon receipt of the return shipment.
Rhino Black Pumped can be purchased from the official Muscle Sport website, where a single tub costs $74.99. Delivery charges may also apply. Each tub contains 40 half-scoop servings (for beginners) or 20 full scoop servings (for advanced users).
For Australian customers, the product is sold from NutritionWarehouse.com.au. Here a single tub costs AUD$69.95 plus delivery charges.
Customers should ensure that they do not confuse this product with another from the Muscle Sport range, Rhino Black, which has a different ingredient profile, and is cheaper and more widely available.
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