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Myoblox is back and stocking four of its most popular sports nutrition products

Myoblox Is Back In 2024

The long-awaited and highly-anticipated return of Myoblox is here, and while it has pumped out many different premium sports nutrition supplements over the years, under its new ownership of Doug Miller and Steven Salmon, the list is starting out at four. The products the reputable brand has right off the bat are the pre-workouts Loco and Blo; the former is stimulant-based and the latter stimulant-free; the reworked nootropic Skywalk; and the recovery-supporting EAA-backed amino cocktail, 24/7 Aminos.

Longtime fans of Myoblox will know there are several supplements from across the years missing from that selection of four, including the anti-estrogen and muscle-building Contra, the superfood formula Martian, Supra, also for muscle strength and size, and the stimulantless fat burner Rubix. There are many others we didn’t mention, but keep in mind Loco, Blo, Skywalk, and 24/7 Aminos are just what Myoblox is relaunching with; it may already have plans to revamp and relaunch some of those missing products.

If you’d like to get back on the Myoblox train and purchase your first stack since it dropped off the map last year, you can do so at myobloxusa.com, where everything is in the 30s and 40s, with Loco and Blo each at $44.99, Skywalk a little lower at $39.99, and 24/7 Aminos the lowest at $34.99. You can snatch up some merchandise with your supplement order, too, with three tee designs and a shaker bottle also in the brand’s online store, and as always, be sure to stay tuned here at Stack3d for updates moving forward.