Scitec puts Cognizin and Creapure in the latest iteration of its long-running pre-workout

While Cellucor has C4, Gaspari has SuperPump, and BSN has NO Xplode, Scitec Nutrition in Europe’s long-running signature stimulant pre-workout is Hot Blood. It has been around for as long as we’ve known the brand, and that’s well over a decade, and over that time, it has rolled out several different versions. Hot Blood Infinity is the newest iteration of the supplement, and as you’d expect, it is the most stacked pre-workout we’ve seen from Scitec.

Scitec Nutrition’s Hot Blood Infinity is a comprehensive pre-workout, offering reliable ingredients and quality dosages for enhancing muscle pumps, improving performance, increasing strength, and driving energy and focus. On the pump and performance side, you get a hefty 8g of pure citrulline, a rarity in Europe, about 3g of arginine AKG, 2g of beta-alanine, electrolytes, and 3.4g of high-end Creapure creatine monohydrate.

Filling out the other side of the formula behind Hot Blood Infinity for the sensory benefits is a gram of tyrosine and 250mg of the powerhouse focus and cognitive enhancer Cognizin, green tea, and lastly, a robust 300mg of caffeine. The pre-workout is not a kitchen sink premium competitor, but more than enough to deliver in the important areas with ingredients you can rely on, in the likes of citrulline, caffeine, beta-alanine, and proven Cognizin.

Scitec Nutrition has a huge reach throughout Europe with great distribution and retail availability. The new Hot Blood Infinity will be making its way out to those stockists in tubs of 28 complete servings, in Peach Mango, Orange Lemonade, Green Apple Lilme, and Kiwi Strawberry flavors. The price is going to vary depending on the area, although the set price through Scitec’s own website is €37.90 (44.10 USD), which is pricey yet expected with that formula.