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Any Interest in Pump Products?

What are your thoughts on hydroprime? It’s suppose to be superior. I’m no expert, but I’ve yet to have a tub of alpha lion superhuman pump clump at all.
It's basically the same thing as GlycerPump. They are both 65% glycerol by weight. The ONLY difference is that HydroPrime is slightly more stable (i.e., a little less likely to clump when added to other ingredients) than GlycerPump. This means that HydroPrime can still clump. It's just SLIGHTLY less likely to do so than GlycerPump. In terms of performance/effectiveness, there is no difference between the two. :)

The reason that the HydroPrime in Super Human Pump isn't clumping is because of the ingredients it has been added to, as well as the ratios of those ingredients. For example, every ingredient companies add to their products is either hygroscopic or non-hygroscopic--meaning they absorb water or they don't. Some ingredients are also more hygroscopic than others. Therefore, if you add HydroPrime (or GlycerPump) to a large amount of highly hygroscopic ingredients, it is going to clump...no matter what. If it is added to completely non-hygroscopic ingredients, it won't clump at all, no matter how much you add.

Super Human pump contains a relatively small dose of HydroPrime...and that small dose comprises only a small percentage of a much larger formula. In addition, Super Human Pump doesn't contain large amounts of highly hygroscopic ingredients. This is why you aren't seeing clumping.
 
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Those of you mentioning potassium nitrate, are any of you using a pure source? I ordered some food grade potassium nitrate from a lab with the intention of combining it with beetroot extract. (Just a cheaper version of a great NO supplement I was given to try that showed a huge increase in available NO via saliva test.) However, even though the potassium nitrate I got is food grade, the label is covered with dire warnings against breathing or ingesting it. I assume that, dosed correctly, this food grade potassium nitrate is exactly the same as what's in potassium nitrate-containing supplements and is safe to mix with beetroot in water and consume? Or is an agonizing death imminent?
 
Those of you mentioning potassium nitrate, are any of you using a pure source? I ordered some food grade potassium nitrate from a lab with the intention of combining it with beetroot extract. (Just a cheaper version of a great NO supplement I was given to try that showed a huge increase in available NO via saliva test.) However, even though the potassium nitrate I got is food grade, the label is covered with dire warnings against breathing or ingesting it. I assume that, dosed correctly, this food grade potassium nitrate is exactly the same as what's in potassium nitrate-containing supplements and is safe to mix with beetroot in water and consume? Or is an agonizing death imminent?
Lol yup...long ago I went down that same rabbit hole and freaked me out too much with the warnings sa I never bought any.
 
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Pump is life :love:

my pump mix:
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2g Agmatine
3g Taurine
5g HydroMax
2g betaine
500mg Potassium Nitrate

Might throw in citrulline aswell but then i'm pretty happy with it. Not felt anything from Vaso6 S7 or nitrosigine(which has been replaced for agmatine here)
 
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