other: DIRECTIONS: Mix four scoops of Ultimate Nutrition Muscle Juice(R) Revolution 2600 (about 265 grams) with 18 fl oz (532 ml) of water or milk. To maximize muscle gains and enhance your exercise program, take one serving in the morning, and a second serving one hour after your training session. On non-training days, take one serving between meals in the morning and a second serving between meals in the afternoon. Due to the time release nature of Ultimate Nutrition Muscle Juice(R) Revolution 2600, it is the perfect gainer to be taken right before bed.
other: Ultimate Nutrition Muscle Juice(R) Revolution 2600 is the ULTIMATE weight gainer on the market. It features 56 grams of protein in the exclusive Octo-PRO(TM) Protein blend that combines 8 key proteins.
claim: When Compared to Muscle Juice 2544
other: *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
claim: Healthiest Weight Gainer* with 71% Less Sugar, Omega 3, & MCTs -
56 Grams of Muscle-Building Protein* in the Octo-PRO(TM) Protein Blend -
170 Grams of Time Release Carbohydrates -
Features Glutamine and Digestive Enzymes -
Instantized -
other: NATURALLY & ARTIFICIALLY FLAVORED
identity: Multi Ingredient Protein Supplement
claim: Daily
Pre
During
Post
Night
other: Contains Milk, Egg, Soy, and Fish (Herring, Anchovy, Mackerel, Sardine, Menhaden, Smelt, Tuna, Sand Lance, Salmon)
claim: It contains 170 grams of time release carbohydrates to aid in carbohydrate digestion time to minimize bloating.* In addition to the precursors to glutamine present in this protein, you get 1000 mg of glutamine per serving which includes the breakthrough L-Alanyl-L-Glutamine. This powerful dipeptide may protect against muscle degradation and provides fuel for exercise to help you go the distance.* When you take 2 servings a day, as directed, with milk, you will receive 2600 more calories and 148 more grams of protein to help you exceed your weight gaining goals.*
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