Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals Carnislim Renamed Carnifuel But Keeps The Same Formula

 Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals has just renamed their multi carnitine supplement Carnislim to Carnifuel. CarniSlim is a carnitine supplement which 5 types of carnitine along with EGCG to support increased weight loss and cellular energy and improved workout performance.

The formula is remaining the same and still includes the same 5 types of carnitine at the same dosage of 200mg per type, the only real change is in the name. Carnifuel, formerly Carnislim is a popular supplement among the fans of the brand with users saying it supports weight loss and helps with toning up the abs and decreasing love handles and weight in the midsection.

Again nothing is changing about the formula but if you're looking for Carnislim and can't find it be sure to look out for the new name Hi-Tech Carnifuel. The "sort of" new Carnifuel is available over at Best Price Nutritionf or $27.95 per bottle.

Gorilla Mind Rainbow Sherbert Energy Drink Review

 Gorilla Mind has just rolled out their All New Rainbow Sherbert flavor of the Gorilla Mind Energy Drink. If you're not familiar with the drink it's Derek of More Plates More Dates Youtube Channel's supplement brand and it differs from your standard energy drink in that it contains 2,000mg of nootropics including 1,000mg Tyrosine, 400mg Alpha-GPC, and 100mg L-Theanine along with the 200mg of caffeine. Where as most energy drinks of the past would drop in trivial amounts of ingredients to claim they had "Super Creatine" or "Carnitine", Gorilla Mind actually contains some solid nootropics at efficient dosages.

Well the New Rainbow Sherbert flavor is going to be joining a line-up of great flavors including Black Cherry Vanilla, Bombsicle, Arctic White and Orange Ice Cream just to name a few. But what does it taste like? Did they nail the sherbert flavor including the creaminess that sherbert has or does it fall flat like some other energy drinks which have tried more difficult flavors like Root Beer Float for example? We'll tell you all about it.

Gorilla Mind Rainbow Sherbert Energy Drink Review

So I got my hands on a can of Gorilla Mind Rainbow Sherbert and I have to say I was pretty impressed. I'll be referencing some other energy drinks as examples to try to get across my point here. So first, if you've never had Rainbow Sherbert or sherbert in general it's kind of a mix between sourbet ie a non-dairy fruit type ice cream with some dairy. The challenge with energy drinks that have a creaminess component is that it's hard to nail that creamy factor without the creamy texture and in a carbonated drink. Some drinks in the past that attempted to do this was the Bang Birthday Cake Blast and the Bang Key Lime Pie, both which were okay but failed to nail that creamy factor. More recently RYSE put out a Root Beer Float flavored energy drink and while many people were fans, personally to me it was just a bad tasting rootbeer that lacked the ice cream component.

Gorilla Mind Rainbow Sherbert nailed the mix of fruitiness with a hint of cream, now obviously that mouthfeel isn't going to be the same as with an actual sherbert but they really got across the sherbert taste of the fruits as well as that dairy creaminess sherbert has. 

Another concern with these multi flavored flavors is oftentimes one single flavor comes across more strongly than the others. As an example if you've ever tried a Bomb Pop or Bomsicle style flavor one flavor always comes across stronger than the others, in the case of Bomb Pop typically the blue flavor or in fruity cereal flavors they often come across tasting citrussy instead of like a bowl of fruity cereal. 

While there aren't a ton of Sherbert flavored energy drinks or supplements on the market, what often happens is the lime winds up overtaking all other flavors, Gorilla Mind Sherbert did a good job of not only making sure all the flavors came through pretty equally but that the flavors tasted more like actual fruit as opposed to some chemical likeness of fruit.

With flavors like this what can often wind up happening is you wind up getting a sweet fruity flavor, maybe something like a handful of Skittles or Gummy Bears style flavor but it completely misses the mark in terms of getting across that sherbert flavor including the creaminess we discussed above. Well I have to say Gorilla Mind hit the mark with Rainbow Sherbert, they really did the flavor justice.

Where to Buy Gorilla Mind Orange Sherbert Energy Drink

While the new Rainbow Sherbert flavor has been added to the Gorilla Mind website it's currently listed as sold out and hasn't been yet relased. This one should be available on the Gorilla Mind website in the coming days and we wouldn't be surprised to see it hitting the shelves of a retailer like GNC or Vitamin Shoppe sometime next week. 

Ghost Reveals New YooHoo Ready to Drink Protein Shake

Ghost is getting back into the Ready to Drink (RTD) Protein Game with an All New YooHoo flavored RTD Protein Drink! A few  years back Ghost had a ready to drink protein shake which was available in both a Cereal Milk flavor as well as an officially branded Chips Ahoy Cookie flavor. Despite it being quite tasty and a hit among fans it was eventually discontinued. 

Well we just learned that Ghost is getting back into the RTD protein game with an All New YooHoo RTD Protein Drink which comes in an 11 ounce can and features 25 grams of protein with just 110 calories.

Ghost recently previewed this all new flavor on Instagram with the century old chocolate drink brand YooHoo. Currently the return of the Ghost RTD Proteins have only announced the YooHoo flavor although we assume there will be more flavors on the way. 

Amazon Basics Drops New Single Ingredient Creatine & Glutamine Supplements

Amazon’s house brands have quietly tested the supplement waters for years, but the latest move from Amazon Basics shows the retail giant getting even more straightforward with its approach. Instead of complex blends or flashy formulas, Amazon Basics is going back to the basics with two of the most widely used staples in sports nutrition: creatine and glutamine.

The brand has rolled out standalone Creatine Monohydrate and L-Glutamine powders, each built around a single ingredient and nothing extra. No flavors, no added fillers, no performance promises that need decoding. It is a simple value play aimed at lifters and everyday gym goers who already know what they want and just want it at a fair price.

Both products come in 300 gram tubs, which works out to 60 servings when used at the common 5 gram dose. That puts them right in line with industry norms, especially for creatine monohydrate, where 5 grams per serving is the standard most athletes stick with. Glutamine follows the same format, keeping things consistent across the line.

Pricing is where Amazon Basics clearly wants to compete. Creatine Monohydrate comes in at $17.99, while L-Glutamine is priced at $14.39. Those numbers are solid and definitely competitive, even if they are not the absolute cheapest options available on Amazon. Brands like Nutricost still undercut slightly on a cost per serving basis, but Amazon Basics is clearly aiming for a balance between price, convenience, and brand familiarity.

What makes this launch interesting is less about creatine or glutamine themselves and more about what it could signal. If Amazon Basics can move volume with no frills single ingredient powders, it would not be surprising to see the same approach applied to other staples like protein powder, BCAAs, or electrolytes. For consumers, that could mean more pressure on pricing across the board.

At the end of the day, Amazon Basics creatine and glutamine are not trying to reinvent supplements. They are banking on simplicity, scale, and accessibility. For shoppers who just want the essentials from a brand they already trust, that might be more than enough.

Big Savings on Supplements This Presidents Day

While most Major Holidays bring big savings on Supplements, the supplement industry is particularly Patriotic and Presidents Day and the Fourth of July tend to be two Holidays that bring some of the best sales and savings of the year, we'll likely have some sales next month as well for the Arnold Festival.

But the Presidents Day Sales have already kicked off. Over at Best Price Nutrition they're offering 20% OFF Store Wide their wide collection of Prohormones, Fat Burners, Preworkouts, Vitamins and more with it looking like the only exclusions being stacks, drinks, bars and clearance items. To take advantage of these savings make sure to visit Best Price Nutrition and use the code "PRESIDENT20" at checkout.

Aside from the muscle building prohormones and DMHA enhanced products Best Price is best known for some new arrivals you may be interested in trying out at a discounted price are Smash Preworkout Gummies, Insane Labz All New Psychotic Xtreme and Insane Labz Xtreme, NutraBio's newest stress support supplement Quiet Mind or the all new Bucked Up Preworkout Black Ant featuring ground up Black Ants.  

We'll post additional sales below as we hear about them...

Amazon Gets Into the Supplement Game With New Amazon Basics Creatine & Glutamine Supplements

 Amazon has dipped its toes into supplements more times than most people realize. Over the years we’ve seen everything from Solimo and Amazon Elements to more performance-focused attempts like OWN PWR. Now, the company’s most recognizable house label, Amazon Basics, is stepping into classic sports nutrition with two of the most no-frills staples around: creatine and glutamine.

The new Amazon Basics Creatine Monohydrate and L-Glutamine are about as straightforward as it gets. No blends, no added ingredients, no flashy claims. Each product contains a single raw material, which fits perfectly with the brand’s value-first, keep-it-simple reputation.

Both powders come in 300g tubs, delivering 60 servings when used at the standard 5g dose. That means a full daily serving of creatine monohydrate for strength and performance, or a solid dose of glutamine often used for recovery and gut support. Nothing fancy, just the basics done clean.

Pricing is where Amazon Basics is clearly trying to compete. The creatine comes in at $17.99, while the glutamine is even cheaper at $14.39. Those prices are aggressive, especially for a brand backed by Amazon’s scale, although they are not rock-bottom. Brands like Nutricost still offer slightly better cost-per-serving options, even within Amazon’s own marketplace.

Still, it’s notable to see Amazon Basics go after two of the most popular entry-level supplements in the industry. Creatine and glutamine are often a consumer’s first purchase when getting into fitness, and a recognizable name with simple formulas could appeal to a massive audience. If these sell well, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Amazon Basics expand into other staples like protein powder or pre-workout using the same stripped-down approach.

For now, Amazon Basics creatine and glutamine won’t change the supplement industry overnight, but they do signal that Amazon is far from done experimenting in sports nutrition.

Insane Labz Teases New Boss Ass Bitch Preworkout For Women Launching For Valentines Day

 

Insane Labz, the brand known for their preworkout supplements has just teased an all new female focused preworkout called Boss Ass Bitch launching just ahead of Valentines Day on February 13th. The brand had teased a blurred image of this product a few days ago and we guessed both the product type and the name from the image. 

The All New Boss Ass Bitch Preworkout comes on the heels of two other brand new launches from Insane Labz, Psychotic Xtreme a new addition to the Psychotic Family of preworkouts and the strongest yet, as well as Insane Veinz Xtreme, a non-stimulant pump preworkout.

As far as the details Insane hasn't hared a formula or any further information however if we had to guess it likely will be mainly stims as Insane Labz Preworkouts normally are, maybe a few thermogenic ingredients in there and maybe they'll surprise us with some DIM for hormones or some hyularonic acid or collagen or something along those lines. 

All we know thus far however is that it will feature AMPiberry, will come in a Pink Lemonade flavor and is called Boss Ass Bitch. We'll bring you details when we learn more but you won't have to wait long to find out as this one is launching in a matter of days.