Serious Mass Protein Powder with Creatine, Glutamine, 25 Vitamins and Minerals, Vanilla Flavour, 16 Servings, 5.45KG

Product Description

Optimum Nutrition has been helping performance-focused athletes for over 35 years achieve their goals. This time, we bring you the intense and dialled-up version of our muscle-building and weight gain formula. Meet the Serious Mass high-calorie protein powder, designed for true sports enthusiasts and high-performance athletes. Serious Mass is the ultimate muscle-building and mass gainer formula. This protein powder makes the ideal post-workout and between meals shake for sizing up your goals. Every serving of this mass gainer contains 25 essential vitamins and minerals (including vitamin D, B12, E, Biotin and Magnesium), over 1,250 calories to boost your calorie intake, 50 grams of protein to support muscle growth* and 250 grams of carbohydrates helping support muscle recovery**. Plus, every serving has also been enriched with 3 grams of creatine monohydrate that increases your physical performance during high-intensity exercise***. Designed for the goal-focused athlete, our ON Serious Mass High Calorie Weight Gainer protein powder comes in 6 great tasting flavours: banana, chocolate peanut butter, chocolate, cookies & cream, strawberry and vanilla. Blend this quality protein with fruit or nut butter for extra calories and discover your optimum taste combination. Serious Mass is quick, convenient, and easy to prepare: simply mix 2 heaped scoops with 710 ml of water or plant milk. Use it after intense training as a part of your recovery routine, between meals, and before bed to add calories, carbs, and protein to your healthy, balanced diet. * Source: EFSA Journal 2010;8(10):1811; 2011;9(6):2203 ** Source: EFSA Journal 2011;9(6):2211 ***Source: EFSA Journal 2011;9(7):2303

Indications

Optimum Nutrition is proud to bring you Pro Complex Gainer--the world's premier "lean gainer" supplement. Unlike conventional weight gain formulas, Optimum Nutrition Pro Complex Gainer draws a much higher percentage of its calories from protein. And, while some "ultra-hardgainers" require 1000, 1200, or even 1500 calories/serving, many athletes can gain quality mass with significantly less.