Dethroner is the supplement that really put Ekkovision on the map and rightfully so, being one the most stacked competitors we’ve ever seen in the pre-workout category. The product has gone through multiple iterations throughout the years, but at every evolution, it has remained a packed out product with more premium ingredients than almost any other pre-workout. In the coming weeks Dethroner 5.0 is hitting the market, and it will continue that reputation.
Ekkovision’s fifth version of Dethroner maintains the recipe of a huge serving size, being one of the rare supplements in the category that goes over 40g, an impressive amount of active ingredients, and an immense number of premium components. We’ve got the facts panel for Dethroner 5.0 below and it is a long list, covering energy, focus, muscle pumps, performance, and hydration; essentially every area that can be supported in a pre-workout.
On the pump side you get a sizeable 5g of BetaPower betaine, a full 1.5g of Nitrosigine, 10g of straight citrulline, a gram of VasoDrive, and 4g of Hydroprime glycerol. Then, for performance and hydration, you have a gram of coconut water, 4g of beta-alanine, and 3g of taurine. It’s definitely more pumps than performance when looking at Dethroner 5.0 on paper, and leading into the other side of the pre-workout, the energy and focus, you get a similar sort of imbalance.
Ekkovision has thrown plenty of sensory ingredients into Dethroner 5.0, although it does lean more into the focus then energy. For energy there is 400mg of caffeine from anhydrous and long lasting Infinergy, a large 400mg of SantEnergy, and 100mg of Advantra Z synephrine. Masssively powering focus and cognition in the innovation is Cognizin, CognatiQ, a solid 600mg of alpha-gpc, 300mg of the growing Nutricog, and 3g of tyrosine.
As mentioned, Ekkovision has jammed the signature level of premium and standard active ingredients into its newest Dethroner, and it clearly has favorite effects it’s elevating with the majority of the formula pushing intense muscle pumps and mental focus. The past Newcomer Of The Year winner has moved and expanded into other areas of the industry as it’s grown, but clearly it is staying true and still not pulling any punches when it comes to Dethroner.
