My experience with Vitargo was instantly noticeable. My first purchase was the 20 scoop plain and I mixed 1 scoop with my pre-workout supplement. I started sipping on it 15 mins. before I got to the gym and continued to sip on it throughout my 45 minute weight lifting workout. In less than 10 minutes I felt a big time spike in energy and also strength. Also, I had absolutely no stomach bloating. After weights I went to do 30 mins, of cardio and I did not gas out! So I paid attention to how I felt for the next 3 days doing the same routine and I had the same results. I then went and ordered the 50 scoop watermelon (tastes awesome). Since taking Vitargo, my endurance and strength has gone to another level! After my post workout meal, I had noticed that I was falling ... MoreMy experience with Vitargo was instantly noticeable. My first purchase was the 20 scoop plain and I mixed 1 scoop with my pre-workout supplement. I started sipping on it 15 mins. before I got to the gym and continued to sip on it throughout my 45 minute weight lifting workout. In less than 10 minutes I felt a big time spike in energy and also strength. Also, I had absolutely no stomach bloating. After weights I went to do 30 mins, of cardio and I did not gas out! So I paid attention to how I felt for the next 3 days doing the same routine and I had the same results. I then went and ordered the 50 scoop watermelon (tastes awesome). Since taking Vitargo, my endurance and strength has gone to another level! After my post workout meal, I had noticed that I was falling asleep from fatigue. So I decided to try some of the plain Vitargo blended with my whey and within about 10 min., I felt reenergized and it lasted for a solid hour with no crash. SO I purchased the 50 scoop plain and I am using Vitargo as a intra and post workout carb. I am sold on this product and I'm on a military pension and I just make it fir into my budget. Make sure you use the shaker ball in your bottle and just keep shaking the **** out of it and no clumps. My strength and endurance has skyrocketed! Hope this helps.I am currently on a caloric deficit diet to reduce body fat so I had been struggling with energy and endurance.

I’ve used multiple pre-workouts in my routine, most of them contain caffeine; they gave me the extra boost that I felt I needed to push me through workouts. I initially used this as a post-workout before my protein, but then I decided to try it before my work out as I was trying to limit my caffeine intake and I was very surprised with how good I felt while taking this; I didn’t have any sort of sourness in my stomach and my energy was great. Having Vitargo before, and saving some for intra-workout keeps me from that mid workout slump, and I don’t feel that sudden hunger that I occasionally felt in my longer workouts.

Came across this fuel while researching options for adventure racing. Decided to give it a try. Now on my 3rd tub of it. The unflavored is truly devoid of flavor. I added some lemonade mix to give a hint of tart and sweet and that made it quite palatable. No stomach issues. The only downsides of Vitargo (and they are manageable) are 1) viscosity and 2) solubility. I like to mike my fuels into a highly concentrated form, and then have water separately. I use 32 ounce bottles with squeeze valves for fuel. I can get 4 scoops of Vitargo to dissolve in that size bottle and still be able to get it through the valve. I load it with a blender ball and give it a very vigorous shaking, and then continue to shake it from time to time. The powder is fine and the best place to ... MoreCame across this fuel while researching options for adventure racing. Decided to give it a try. Now on my 3rd tub of it. The unflavored is truly devoid of flavor. I added some lemonade mix to give a hint of tart and sweet and that made it quite palatable. No stomach issues. The only downsides of Vitargo (and they are manageable) are 1) viscosity and 2) solubility. I like to mike my fuels into a highly concentrated form, and then have water separately. I use 32 ounce bottles with squeeze valves for fuel. I can get 4 scoops of Vitargo to dissolve in that size bottle and still be able to get it through the valve. I load it with a blender ball and give it a very vigorous shaking, and then continue to shake it from time to time. The powder is fine and the best place to put your bottle when mixing at home is in the sink to facilitate cleaning. I have also recently tried the orange flavor. At the high concentrations I use it the flavor is too strong. But I substituted at least one of the scoops with plain and that brings it down to a better level. Vitargo is now one of three fuels I use for long training sessions and races. No stomach issues.