Force Factor products have gained a lot of attention over a fairly short period of time.

They’ve only been around since 2009, but since then they’ve taken the industry by storm with their testosterone boosting and pre workout supplements.

Just this month, they have a new offering on the market.

It’s called Force Factor Volcano Fury.

It’s a powerful pre workout powder designed for energy, focus, and pumps like nothing you’ve ever seen before.

Force Factor Volcano Fury Benefits

By taking Force Factor Volcano Fury before your workout, you’re setting yourself up for the best workouts of your life.

According to a marketing executive at Force Factor’s parent company, you’re looking at:

• Extreme energy and focus.
• Increased vascularity.
• Greater endurance.
• Insane intensity.

And that hold true whether you’re an elite athlete, a hardcore bodybuilder, or a weekend warrior.

Force Factor Volcano Fury Ingredients

Force Factor Volcano Fury’s formula centers around boosting nitric oxide levels in your blood.

It does this mainly with its proprietary 3000 mg Noxplosion Pump Enhancement Complex that includes:

• L-Citrulline which boosts the amount of L-Arginine in your blood, which in turn boosts your Nitric Oxide Levels.
  
  Because it’s one step more removed from the Nitric Oxide production process, it acts as kind of a time release mechanism for NO.
• Hydromax (Glycerol 65%) which gives volume to your muscles.
• Taurine which acts as a cell volumizer to increase pumps that much more.
• Agmatine Sulfate which helps prevent the breakdown of nitric oxide once it’s in the bloodstream.
  
  This way, it lasts longer, through your entire workout.

The formula also uses a Liquid Laser Energy Blend to help with focus and motivation.

This one packs a pretty good punch and includes:

• N-Acetyl-L-Tyrosine which is an important neurotransmitter for increasing attention, focus, and memory.
• L-Tyrosine which relieves anxiety and increases alertness.
• Choline Bitartratewhich is used to promote focus and concentration.
• Caffeine (222mg) which is clearly known to increase energy and focus.
  
  The 200+ mg dose means it’s got a kick equal to about 2 cups of coffee.
• Citrus Aurantium which is also known as Bitter Orange or Synephrine.
  
  It’s the fat burner that stepped into the void left by Ephedrine when it got banned.
  
  It’s not known to be either as effective or as prone to side effects as Ephedrine was, but it’s similar in its chemistry.
• Yohimbine which is another CNS stimulant for energy and focus.
  
  It very effective, but can cause unpleasant or worse side effects for some people.
  
  These include nausea, dizziness, rapid heartbeat and a deep drop in blood pressure.
  
  These are more prevalent in people with existing health issues and/or taking certain medications.

How To Use Force Factor Volcano Fury

Force Factor Volcano Fury is fast acting.

The instructions say to mix 1 scoop of with water about 15-20 minutes before your pre-workout.

Because of the heavy stimulant content, you’ll want to start out with only ½ a scoop at first, to assess your tolerance before moving ahead to the full dose.

Who Makes Force Factor Volcano Fury?

Force Factor Volcano Fury is the newest supplement from the Force Factor brand which was started by two former rowers at Harvard.

It’s not quite as huge a success story as Facebook, but these two guys have done pretty well for themselves.

They started out in 2009 wanting to make supplements based on quality formulas backed by scientific results.

The focus is primarily on testosterone boosters and pre workout supplements.

Force Factor hit it big early on by making a deal to sell their products at GNC stores.

Now, they’re heavily featured and selling like crazy.

At this time, Force Factor has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

There are quite a few complaints regarding billing and customer issues (we’ll talk more about this in a bit), but they maintain their rating by always responding in a timely manner and attempting to resolve these issues.

Where to Buy

When it comes to purchasing Force Factor Volcano Fury, you have a few different options.

If you like buying your supplements from a store, you’re in luck.

Force Factor products are all available for purchase at GNC stores, and the reps are generally pretty knowledgeable about them and their benefits.

Right now, they’re running a sale on Force Factor Volcano Fury for $34.99.

If you like shopping online, there are also choices.At the official Force Factor website, a 30 serving container costs $49.99. Force Factor products are also sold at Amazon.com and Bodybuilding.com, but it doesn’t look like they carry Volcano Fury just yet.

Another way Force Factor sells some of its products is through their free trial offer.These are available all over the place online, and if you’ve spent any time on our website, you’re probably familiar with how they work.

Basically, you think you’re signing up for a free no-strings-attached trial and paying only shipping.

But that’s not what’s happening at all.

You pay a small shipping fee, and they send you a full 30 day supply.

Then they give you 14 days (from the day you place your order) to decide whether or not you want to continue using it.

If you don’t call and cancel within those first 14 days after you order, they’ll charge you full price for the “free” supply, then they’ll start sending you (and charging you for) a new supply each month.

This is what the vast majority of BBB complaints are about.

Guys sign up for what they think is a free or almost free way to try a new supplement, then they get hit with these charges they never expected.

Stuff like that tends to make people mad.

I’m not sure why Force Factor participates in this kind of thing.

It’s very common for shady supplement companies.

But Force Factor has the legitimacy of a supplement sold at GNC.

You would think they’d care more about their reputation than this.

I haven’t seen a free trial offer for Force Factor Volcano Fury yet, but it’s a brand new product, so they may be coming soon.

Force Factor Volcano Fury Side Effects

Force Factor Volcano Fury is classified as a nutritional supplement, and as such, it doesn’t go through the kinds of rigorous tests that drugs go through to get FDA approval.

And being a new supplement, there’s not a lot of customer feedback on it yet.

So it’s tough to nail down what kinds of side effects you might expect.

Force Factor Volcano Fury does contain a lot of stimulants, some of which have been known to cause negative side effects. Yohimbine is first on the list.

The FDA recommends against its long term use because it’s been known to cause mild, or even sometimes dangerous, side effects.

These include nausea, dizziness, racing heartbeat, and significant drops in blood pressure.

Citrus Aurantium is also a powerful stimulant that has some experts concerned about stimulant side effects, especially when used in conjunction with caffeine, as is the case here.

Conclusion

Force Factor Volcano Fury is Force Factors stimulant-based, nitric oxide enhancing pre workout formula.

Judging by the formula, it probably packs quite a punch.

If you’re healthy and you like stimulant pre workouts, Force Factor Volcano Fury could be just what you need.

If you’re overly sensitive to stimulants, you may want to skip Fury for another Force Factor product.

If you do give Force Factor Volcano Fury a try, let us know how it works out for you.

Since it’s a new product, we’d love to hear how it’s working out in the real world.

Have You Used Force Factor Volcano Fury?

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User Questions and Answers

So I was wondering If I can use this with Nitrocut and Instant Knockout plus Testoful. -Brian G

You don't want to take Volcano with Instant Knockout. They both contain significant stimulants. You'd likely be overstimulated taking them both.- Rob

I drank this product today like around 8:30 pm I felt that works good but I could not sleep the whole night, when its the perfect time to drink it and no happen the same thing like today. I drank only half of scoop. -Jose

There's no perfect time that works for everyone, but aim for no closer than 6 hours before bedtime.- Rob

Will this cause a false positive drug test? -Alison

There's nothing in it that should, but it's always a good idea to bring a bottle of whatever you're taking to the testing site.- Rob

Author: Rob Miller

Rob Miller founded SupplementCritique.com over 7 years ago, and has been the chief editor ever since. He has a diploma in Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, and worked at GNC for 3 years. He KNOWS supplements, both inside and out. Rob currently resides in Jupiter, FL, with his wife of 4 years.  Learn more about him in his Bio here. Follow him on Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn, or find him on Google +. View all posts by Rob Miller