ADVANCED PRE-WORKOUT AMPLIFIER
- ULTIMATE NITRIC OXIDE STIMULATOR
- RE-ENGINEERED PRE-WORKOUT IGNITER
- EXPLOSIVE ENERGY, ENHANCED ENDURANCE
- PUSH YOUR LIMITS & YOUR PERFORMANCE
To make the most of your training sessions, both mental and physical stamina are vital. XPI NoxySurge is a complete pre-workout igniter that helps you achieve a greater workout intensity and push your body past previous limits. By activating nitric oxide production, NoxySurge supports increased energy, endurance, and muscular strength. With the addition of glycerol, electrolytes, and coconut water, NoxySurge revitalizes your body and keeps your muscles primed for second-to-none intensity.
NoxySurge uses advanced ingredient technology for a formula that works synergistically to enhance overall workout performance. To maximize endurance and power, agmatine[1], betaine[2], norvaline, and more work to enhance nitric oxide levels and deliver explosive energy, enhancing your workout intensity from start to finish.
XPI pros know how to make a product that delivers incredible results. NoxySurge delivers the ideal combination of energy-enhancing compounds[3] with hydrating glycerol[4] and electrolytes to further enhance your workout capacity and allow you to exercise for longer.
You’ll love the taste of NoxySurge from the very first sip. Make your workouts legendary with the evolution of NoxySurge!
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