Continue reading Stack3d

Check out Stack3d's most popular stories before you go

Costco and Kirkland enter the energy drink race with a price of 70 cents a canCostco and Kirkland enter the energy drink race with a price of 70 cents a canCostco lands an exclusive David Protein Bar variety box that’s just $2.08 per barCostco lands an exclusive David Protein Bar variety box that’s just $2.08 per barGhost and the legendary 7UP collaborate for a limited-time energy drinkGhost and the legendary 7UP collaborate for a limited-time energy drinkBloom Pop flavor Shirley Temple is coming to the Bloom Energy Drink late next monthBloom Pop flavor Shirley Temple is coming to the Bloom Energy Drink late next monthEHP and Jaden Laing add alpha-gpc and theanine for a special edition OxyShred EnergyEHP and Jaden Laing add alpha-gpc and theanine for a special edition OxyShred EnergyRaw Nutrition is coming out with a clean and nutritious cream of rice productRaw Nutrition is coming out with a clean and nutritious cream of rice product

Zoomad resurrects Monstruck Zero following the release of its glow-in-the-dark Moonstruck Glow

Zoomad Labz Moonstruck Ii Zero

Zoomad Labs in Spain has been relatively busy over the last six months or so, entering the protein powder category with ISO Zoo then the more cost-effective Whey Zoo, and between those supplements, fans were treated to an all-new pre-workout by way of Moonstruck Glow. The brand is back in the headlines this week with news of more interest in the pre-workout space, as it has brought back its original stimulant-free competitor in the space, Moonstruck Zero II.

The first iteration of Moonstruck Zero was designed as a stimulant-free alternative to Zoomad Labs’ flagship stimulant pre-workout Moonstruck, featuring a similar set of ingredients, minus, of course, anything stimulating like caffeine. Following the debut of Moonstruck Glow, the brand has resurrected that supplement as Moonstruck Zero II, and the theme has remained, as it has everything you get in its stimulant-powered counterpart, without the stimulants.

It is worth noting Moonstruck Zero II is a stimulant-free spin-off of the regular Moonstruck II, not the much more recent and packed-out Moonstruck Glow. It does indeed have all of the same ingredients as the regular Moonstruck II, including a combined 13g of arginine AKG, citrulline, arginine, and beta-alanine, but again, nothing on the stimulant side link ginkgo biloba, panax ginseng, or caffeine anhydrous, ensuring a genuine stimulant-free experience.

Basically, Zoomad Labs has built Moonstruck II Zero to support muscle pumps, performance, and endurance, like Moonstruck II, but without stimulants, there isn’t any overly energizing component as seen in your typical pre-workout and Moonstruck II. The supplement has hit the market in tubs of 30 servings and with three different flavors, all from Moonstruck II’s menu, in the fruit cocktail Fruit Fight, Devil Cherry, and an incredibly rarely seen Candy Coke.

COMMENTS