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Ignite is the high-stim formula. It is not trying to hide that. The active doses are disclosed, the caffeine dose is obvious, and the beta-alanine exception is documented instead of dressed up as acute science.

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Ignite

High-stim pre-workout. Disclosed actives.

  • L-Citrulline 8 g
  • Beta-Alanine 3.2 g
  • Caffeine Anhydrous 350 mg
Dose
1 scoop
In Development
What It Is For
  • Training session

    Energy, focus, and pump are the acute targets.

  • Repeated use

    Beta-alanine's real performance mechanism depends on cumulative carnosine elevation.

Ingredient / Dose Table
Active Dose Form
L-Citrulline 8 g Free-form L-citrulline
Beta-Alanine 3.2 g Generic crystalline beta-alanine
Caffeine Anhydrous 350 mg USP grade caffeine anhydrous
L-Theanine 200 mg L-enantiomer, 98 percent or greater purity
Taurine 2 g Crystalline taurine
Sodium 300 mg Sodium chloride, Himalayan pink salt
Why We Built It This Way

Research Summary

A pre-workout should make its acute architecture obvious. Ignite uses 8 g L-citrulline for pump physiology, 350 mg caffeine plus 200 mg L-theanine for high-stim focus, 2 g taurine and 300 mg sodium for training-session support, and 3.2 g beta-alanine as a documented category-driven exception.

Mechanism Map

  • Pump: L-citrulline supports arginine availability and nitric-oxide related blood-flow signaling.
  • Energy and output: caffeine supports alertness, RPE reduction, and resistance-training performance at an ergogenic dose.
  • Focus control: L-theanine is paired with caffeine to smooth the stimulant profile.
  • Session support: taurine and sodium support hydration, endurance, and cardiovascular load during training.
  • Intensity signal: beta-alanine supports carnosine saturation with repeated use, but acute inclusion is partly category expectation.

Dosing Architecture

Ignite is a one-scoop, fixed-dose pre-workout. Caffeine is intentionally high at 350 mg, so the product should not be stacked with other caffeine-containing supplements.

Form Rationale

Free-form L-citrulline was selected over citrulline malate because the evidence supports citrulline itself and malate does not show clear superiority. Caffeine is anhydrous, theanine is high-purity L-theanine, taurine is crystalline, and sodium is sodium chloride.

What This Does Not Do

  • Not a daily creatine, betaine, or beta-alanine saturation stack; that territory belongs in Baseline.
  • Not a low-stim or beginner pre-workout.
  • Not designed for late-day use.
What We Excluded and Why
  • L-Tyrosine

    Removed because the stress-cognition RCT dose is 8 to 12 g for many users and does not fit this powder architecture without dominating the scoop. [15]

  • Betaine

    Excluded because it is a chronic osmolyte in Baseline, not an acute Ignite claim.

  • Creatine

    Excluded because daily saturation belongs in Baseline.

  • Yohimbine, DMAA, DMHA

    Excluded for safety, regulatory, and brand-fit reasons.

Evidence Limitations
  • Beta-alanine's acute-dose logic is less clean than the other ingredients.
  • Caffeine response varies materially by tolerance, CYP1A2 metabolism, body size, and stimulant sensitivity.
  • Pump outcomes are smaller and more variable than stimulant effects.
Supplement Facts
Pending

Supplement Facts will be added before this product ships.

Directions
Serving Size
1 scoop
Dosing Protocol
1 scoop. Do not combine with other caffeine-containing products.
Timing
30 to 45 minutes before training. Avoid late-day use.
Third-Party Testing

Production batches are third-party tested before shipment where applicable. Identity, potency, heavy metals, microbiology, and sports nutrition adulterant panels are published when available.

View lot-level testing records

FAQ

Why is beta-alanine included if it is not acute?

Because pre-workout users expect it, and 3.2 g can contribute to daily intake. The page is explicit that the mechanism is chronic saturation.

Is Ignite high-stim?

Yes. Ignite contains 350 mg caffeine per scoop.

References
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  8. [8] EFSA Panel on Dietetic Products, Nutrition and Allergies. Scientific opinion on the safety of caffeine. EFSA Journal. 2015;13:4102.
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  13. [13] Sims ST et al. Preexercise sodium loading aids fluid balance and endurance for women exercising in the heat. J Appl Physiol. 2007;103:534-541.
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  15. [15] Jongkees BJ et al. Effect of tyrosine supplementation under stress or cognitive demands: review. J Psychiatr Res. 2015;70:50-57. PMID: 26424423.
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