ProMax Pump Overview

Lots of us have the same goals when it comes to getting in shape. We want to gain muscle and lose fat. And we just know there’s a supplement out there that can help us out. It’s true. There are lots of great supplements. But it’s also true that there’s a lot of crap just out there trying to make someone a quick buck. The trick is knowing the difference.

ProMax Pump is a pre workout supplements that claims to make it easy and simple to get the sculpted body you want. Newsflash! It’s never easy. No matter what supplements you take, getting cut and ripped is hard work, both in terms of workout and diet. Supplements can help, but they won’t do it for you and they won’t make it easy. So when a supplement says it’s easy, that should be a red flag. More specifically what ProMax Pump claims to do is provide energy fro better workouts, improve your endurance, and help you maximize muscle gain. Now that sounds more reasonable. Let’s take a closer look at this stuff and see if it delivers.

ProMax Pump Ingredients and How They Work

We found no definitive ingredients list, but we did come across some hints and possibly educated guesses about what’s in the formula. The primary mechanism of action for ProMax Pump is improved blood flow through increased Nitric Oxide. To that end, it appears as though it uses L-Arginine as its primary ingredient. L-Arginine is a precursor to NO, so it increases your body’s supply. With more NO, blood can flow more freely through your veins, delivering more oxygen and nutrients to your muscles, leaving you with more energy and more of what you need to get great workouts and great pumps.

If our third party source is to be believed, the ProMax Pump formula also contains B Vitamins for energy, L-Carnitine for fat burning and muscle building, Green Tea Extract for antioxidant protection, and Chromium to help regulate insulin levels leading to fat loss.

Instructions are to take 1-2 capsules twice a day, with breakfast and lunch.

Where to Buy

ProMax Pump is only available through their online free trial offer. A website devoted to a “review” of the product contains a link to where you can order a trial of the product for “free,” but it really isn’t free at all. Unless you call and cancel within 14 days, they’ll charge you full price for your “free” bottle, and they’ll sign you up to receive a new bottle at full price every month.

This is becoming a very common practice in the supplement business, so you need to be aware that they’re out there. And more and more, it’s looking like there are a couple of big companies just switching out old supplements for new ones when customers start becoming aware that certain products are being sold this way. In the case of ProMax Pump, it looks like they’ve moved on because every time you try to connect to the link to try it with the free trial, it takes you to a different product entirely. It’s still a free trial product, but it’s not ProMax Pump. So at this point, I’m not sure there’s any way at all to purchase it (and that’s probably a good thing.)

ProMax Pump Pros

• None

ProMax Pump Cons

• There’s no disclosed ingredient list.
• They make impossible promises.
• They use the free trial scam marketing tactic.
• You can’t even order it at this point.

Conclusion

Even if you could find a way to order ProMax Pump, I recommend you don’t. It’s just another free trial scam, concerned far more with money than with helping you achieve goals.

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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