SUPPLEMENT ATLAS

Post-Workout

XTEND Original

Mango Madness · 2.58lb

XTEND - XTEND Original - Mango Madness - 2.58lbNutrition Facts

XTEND Original BCAA Powder is a sugar-free post-workout recovery supplement designed to support muscle recovery and hydration. Each serving delivers 7 grams of branched-chain amino acids in the clinically studied 2:1:1 ratio, along with essential electrolytes to help athletes maintain performance day after day. This NSF Certified and Informed-Choice tested formula contains zero sugar, zero calories, and zero carbohydrates.

Nutrition Facts

90 servings1 scoop 13.5g
Calories5
40th percentilemedian 5
among post-workouts
  1. Total Fat 0g
  2. Cholesterol 0mg
  3. Sodium 220mg10%
    80th percentilemedian 150mg
    among post-workouts
  4. Total Carbohydrates 0g0%
    22th percentilemedian 1g
    among post-workouts
  5. Total Sugars 0g
    38th percentilemedian 0g
    among post-workouts
  6. Added Sugars 0g0%
    33th percentilemedian 0g
    among post-workouts
  7. Protein 0g
  • Potassium 170mg4%
    64th percentilemedian 170mg
    among post-workouts
  • Vitamin B6 0.64mg38%
    46th percentilemedian 0.6mg
    among post-workouts

Ingredients

Amino Acid

  • L-Leucine
  • L-Glutamine
  • L-Isoleucine
  • L-Valine

Vitamin or Mineral

  • beta-carotene

Fiber

  • Polydextrose

Sweetener

  • Sucralose
  • Acesulfame Potassium

Flavor

  • Natural & Artificial Flavors

Colorant

  • Vegetable Juice

Acidulant

  • Malic Acid
  • Citric Acid
Stimulants
Stimulant-Free
Sweetened with
Sugar Alcohol
Diet
Vegan, Vegetarian, Plant-Based, Lactose-Free
Certified
Kosher, Sport Certified

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