Go Epic is the latest supplement innovation out of Go Fitness in Switzerland, which is mostly known for its selection of delicious-looking functional foods. This is separate from the brand’s already available Go Hard, in the same category as the newly released Go Epic, although that one is more on the premium side. Go Fitness has gone after a cost-competitive angle in its drop this month, where you’ll pay €24.90 (26.91 USD) for a single unit of the Go Epic pre-workout packing a total of 20 servings.
Despite Go Fitness offering a cost-effective approach in its newest pre-workout innovation, it still manages to squeeze in a good amount of ingredients and dosages to support an impressive variety of benefits considering the cost. Squeezed into the maximum serving of Go Epic is a solid 6g of citrulline malate, 2.5g of beta-alanine for performance, 250mg of rhodiola, grape seed, and green tea, ginseng, theanine, 1.5g of tyrosine for focus, then finally, a moderate 200mg of caffeine for uplifting energy.
The formula isn’t overly extensive, but the dosages are respectable, and there is actually room to double dip since the caffeine is 200mg. Go Fitness directs users to stick to one for the Go Epic pre-workout; however, the amounts in the double dosage aren’t anything we haven’t seen before, the citrulline malate going up to 12g, a one and a half hit of beta-alanine to 5g, 3g of tyrosine, and a strong 400mg of caffeine.
Go Fitness has done a damn good job on Go Epic, relying on a shorter, straightforward set of ingredients compared to Go Hard, but the dosages are a bit more impressive and as mentioned earlier, the price is signficantly nicer on your wallet for the same number of servings. There is currently just one flavor available for the pre-workout Go Epic in Sour Green Apple, which will likely grow if its popularity goes up.
