PEScience High Volume Stim-Free Pre Workout – Melon Berry Twist

Discover a stimulant-free edge for your training

PEScience High Volume is a purpose-built pre-workout without caffeine, designed to support intense pumps, sustained endurance, and faster recovery. Built for both men and women, it focuses on reliable performance ingredients to help you power through workouts without stimulants. With 36 thoughtful scoops per tub, you can tailor your dosage to your goals and training day.

What sets High Volume apart is its nitric oxide focus and hydration support. This blend emphasizes blood flow and nutrient delivery, so you may experience stronger pump sensations and improved workout comfort. It’s a flexible option for athletes who want a stim-free foundation you can stack with other products when you crave an extra edge.

Key ingredients and what they bring to the gym

• 6 g of pure L-citrulline (not citrulline malate) to support nitric oxide production and pump quality
• 2 g of arginine nitrate (NO3-T) for potential blood flow benefits and nutrient delivery
• HydroMax glycerol to help maintain hydration and endurance during demanding sets
• Electrolytes like sodium and magnesium paired with taurine for hydration and muscle function

• Flavorful, award-winning profiles, including Melon Berry Twist, with smooth mixability
• Versatile use—take it solo for pumps, or stack with stimulant pre-workouts, BCAAs, or creatine
• Trusted heritage as a non-stim pre-workout option in the market since 2012

How to use and what to expect

• Serving guidance based on body weight: 1 scoop if 160 lb or less; 2 scoops if over 160 lb
• Hydration-forward design that supports endurance during intense training days
• Great flavor with a refreshing profile you can enjoy anytime, thanks to stimulant-free formula

Flavor and texture are a highlight, with the Melon Berry Twist delivering a crisp, pleasant taste that makes daily use something to look forward to. While the product is designed to support pumps and endurance, results depend on individual factors, and benefits are described as possibilities rather than guarantees.