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What is Strom EssentialMax EAA?
Strom EssentialMax is an essential amino acid powder to drink during training. One 15 g serving delivers 10.25 g of essential amino acids, 1,000 mg of beetroot extract and 250 mg of L-alanine, rounded out with electrolytes and three B vitamins. The flavours in the range: Cranberry, Berrylicious and Strawberry Kiwi.
Strom Sports Nutrition is a British brand that claims fully disclosed dosages. On this product the commitment is largely met: the main figures are published, which is not that common in this category.
One particularity is worth flagging straight away: the formula contains no tryptophan. It therefore brings together eight of the nine essential amino acids in the family. The manufacturer stands by that choice, and we discuss what it means further down. The rest of the brand can be browsed in our Strom Supplements range, and the other formulas in the category in our EAA selection.
What does a serving of EssentialMax contain?
| Per 15 g serving | Amount | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Total essential amino acids | 10.25 g | 8 amino acids, no tryptophan |
| Beetroot extract (Beta vulgaris) | 1,000 mg | standardised to 97% |
| L-alanine | 250 mg | non-essential amino acid |
| ActiGin® | not disclosed | amount not published by the manufacturer |
| Electrolytes | not disclosed | sodium chloride, potassium chloride |
| Vitamins B1, B3, B6 | not disclosed | thiamine, niacin, pyridoxine |
10.25 g of amino acids in a 15 g scoop: that is a very high ratio, and it is this product's strongest argument. Two thirds of the powder is amino acids, the remainder being split between the beetroot extract, the electrolytes, the citric acid, the flavouring and the sweetener. Plenty of formulas in this category work at 6 or 7 g of amino acids for a scoop of comparable size.
The order of the ingredients list is instructive: leucine, isoleucine and valine come first. The three branched-chain amino acids therefore make up the bulk of the 10.25 g, with phenylalanine, lysine, histidine, methionine and threonine making up the total. The manufacturer does not publish the detailed amino-acid-by-amino-acid breakdown, and we are not going to reconstruct it on its behalf.
The absence of tryptophan is the point to understand before buying. The manufacturer removed it deliberately, tryptophan being a precursor of molecules associated with drowsiness — a consistent choice for a drink taken during exercise. The trade-off is that the panel is not complete in the strict sense: to build a protein, the body needs all nine. In practice this does not matter if your diet supplies enough protein elsewhere, and it does matter if you were counting on this drink as a protein source — which would be a bad idea in any case.
From a regulatory standpoint, only the vitamins allow a claim: vitamins B1, B3 and B6 contribute to normal energy-yielding metabolism, and both B3 and B6 contribute to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue. Those are the official wordings. No claim, on the other hand, is authorised for the essential amino acids, the beetroot extract or ActiGin®: not for recovery, not for performance, not for circulation. Nor does the manufacturer publish the vitamin and electrolyte contents, which makes it impossible to check the thresholds.
Ingredients list
Leucine, isoleucine, valine, Beta vulgaris (97%), L-phenylalanine, L-lysine, L-histidine, L-methionine, sodium chloride, L-alanine, L-threonine, potassium chloride, ActiGin®, vitamin B1 (thiamine), vitamin B3 (niacin), vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), citric acid, sweetener (sucralose), flavouring.
No allergens in the recipe. The manufacturer states that it is made in facilities that handle MILK, EGG, SOYA, GLUTEN and NUTS: traces are possible. The formula contains no ingredients of animal origin.
How do you take EssentialMax EAA?
Serving: 1 scoop of 15 g. Liquid: 500 to 700 ml of water. Timing: during training, sipped; a serving straight after the session is possible. Frequency: one serving per session. Duration: the manufacturer sets no course length, the product is used session after session.
500 to 700 ml is a lot, and it is deliberate. This drink is not designed to be downed in one go but to be sipped across the whole session. Concentrated into 300 ml it becomes very strong in taste and loses its purpose: electrolytes are no use if you do not drink.
Shake until fully dissolved. Free amino acids, leucine in particular, dissolve poorly and readily leave a film on the surface. That is not a fault of the product: it is the nature of these molecules. A shaker with a ball, or a few extra seconds, sorts the problem out.
On a long session, add carbohydrates. The manufacturer recommends 25 to 50 g, and it is good advice: an amino acid drink supplies virtually no energy. Maltodextrin or cyclic dextrin in the same shaker rounds the drink out without changing its taste.
The formula contains no stimulants: it can be drunk at any hour, including for a late session. If you are after energy before training, what you need is a pre-workout, not this product.
Who is EssentialMax for, and who is it not for?
It is aimed at someone who trains for a long time, who sweats a lot, and who wants a session drink combining amino acids and electrolytes rather than plain water. The high amino acid dosage and the absence of stimulants make it a versatile product, usable in the morning as well as the evening.
As the formula contains no ingredients of animal origin, it suits vegetarian and vegan diets. It is, however, made in facilities that handle milk, egg, soya, gluten and nuts: in the case of a severe allergy, that point is decisive.
The manufacturer recommends not exceeding the recommended dose, keeping the product out of reach of children, checking compatibility with other stimulant supplements and consulting a healthcare professional if you are undergoing medical treatment.
What you should not expect from it. No claim exists for essential amino acids in Europe: this product does not speed up recovery and does not improve performance, whatever the rest of the category may say. And the awkward remark has to be added: if you are already consuming 1.6 to 2 g of protein per kilo of body weight over the day, an amino acid drink during the session adds nothing measurable. It makes sense if you train fasted, if your protein intake is low, or if your session runs longer than an hour. Otherwise a serving of protein after training does better, for less money.
EAA or an electrolyte drink?
This is the most useful comparison to make on this product, because the two are drunk at the same moment and for different reasons.
If your problem is sweating, it is the electrolytes that count, and you need more of them than there are here. A dedicated electrolyte drink supplies several hundred milligrams of sodium per serving, an amount this product does not disclose. On a two-hour session in a hot gym, or in summer around here, that is the decisive parameter. Our electrolytes range answers that particular need, and for far less money.
If your problem is protein intake around training, EssentialMax is better placed. 10.25 g of amino acids in a pleasant drink is a real contribution, particularly for someone training in the morning without having had breakfast. That is where this product finds its place.
And comparing it with the neighbouring category: a classic BCAA supplies only three amino acids, which is markedly less relevant than eight. On that specific point, EssentialMax is right and half the market is wrong — and it is also the reason BCAAs are losing ground everywhere in favour of EAAs.
Frequently asked questions
How many amino acids per serving?
10.25 g of essential amino acids in a 15 g scoop, close to two thirds of the powder. On top of that come 250 mg of L-alanine, a non-essential amino acid. That is a high dosage for this category, where plenty of formulas top out at 6 or 7 g.
Why does the formula contain no tryptophan?
It is the manufacturer's choice: tryptophan is a precursor of molecules associated with drowsiness, which is not desirable in a drink taken during exercise. The consequence is that the panel counts eight essential amino acids out of nine, and is therefore not complete in the strict sense.
Is the breakdown between the amino acids known?
No, the manufacturer publishes the total but not the detail. The order of the ingredients list indicates that leucine, isoleucine and valine make up the bulk of the 10.25 g. The vitamin, electrolyte and ActiGin® contents are not disclosed either.
How much water per serving?
500 to 700 ml. That is deliberately a lot: the drink is made to be sipped throughout the session, not downed in one go. In a smaller volume the taste becomes very strong and the fluid intake, which is part of the point of the product, disappears.
Does the product contain caffeine?
No, no stimulant appears in the formula. You can therefore drink it at any hour, including for a late session, with no consequence for sleep. If you are after an energising effect before training, it is another type of product that you need.
Which flavours are available?
In the range: Cranberry, Berrylicious and Strawberry Kiwi. The composition is identical in all three, only the flavouring changes. The sweetness comes from sucralose, and the citric acid gives the tart edge that characterises these drinks.
Should carbohydrates be added?
On a long session, yes: the manufacturer recommends 25 to 50 g. This drink supplies virtually no energy, only amino acids and electrolytes. A maltodextrin or a cyclic dextrin in the same shaker rounds the drink out without altering its taste.
Where can you buy Strom EssentialMax EAA?
The tub can be ordered from this page in the available flavours, and we ship all over France and Europe. At the Vendargues shop, about ten minutes from Montpellier, this is the product we put forward to those who train early in the morning without having eaten — that is the situation where an amino acid drink makes the most sense. Everyone else, we first ask what they eat during the day, and the answer often points elsewhere. The rest of our selection can be browsed in the sports nutrition range.
Who is Strom Sports Nutrition?
Strom Sports Nutrition is a British sports supplement brand. It has built a strong reputation in its home market among advanced users, and is distributed in the UK by specialized retailers rather than mass-market stores.
Its positioning can be summarized by a rule it applies quite systematically: to dose each active ingredient at the level at which it has been studied, rather than spreading small amounts across a long list of ingredients. This choice comes at a cost — we'll come back to that — but it results in readable labels, where each line corresponds to a useful quantity.
Its range is identifiable by its nomenclature: most references end with the suffix MAX. It includes training products, essential amino acids, creatine, multivitamins, recovery formulas, and several support complexes.
In France, the brand remains niche. It is not available in supermarkets and only arrives through specialized sports nutrition resellers, which explains why the available offer here is much narrower than the British catalog.
What is the Strom range worth?
What the brand does well are loaded training formulas: amino acids, creatine, intra-workout carbohydrates, and recovery complexes. For these products, the advertised dosages are real, and the label details the quantities of each active ingredient. It also uses licensed raw materials, named on the packaging — which allows you to verify what you are buying instead of trusting a trade name.
What it does less well is the price-to-volume ratio. Its formulas combine many active ingredients at high doses, with patented ingredients that are expensive raw materials. The result is a higher-than-average price per serving in categories where competition is plentiful.
It is also not an everyday staple brand: for a daily protein powder or basic micronutrition, other brands in our catalog are better positioned in terms of both price and availability.
Which Strom product do we stock?
We stock EssentialMax EAA, the brand's essential amino acid formula, designed to be consumed during your workout. For a 15g scoop:
- 10.25g of essential amino acids, including 8g of BCAA in a 3:2.5:2.5 ratio. This is a high dosage for the category.
- No tryptophan, replaced by L-alanine. The choice is deliberate: tryptophan is a precursor to serotonin and can promote a feeling of drowsiness, which is not desirable during a workout. This is a consistent trade-off given the intended use, and it's important to know: the formula is therefore not a complete essential amino acid profile in the strict sense.
- ActiGin®, a licensed plant-based active ingredient used in several recovery formulas on the market.
- 1g of Beta vulgaris (beetroot), a natural source of nitrates.
- Electrolytes — sodium and potassium — and vitamins B1, B3, and B6, which contribute to normal energy metabolism.
The recommended use is one scoop in 500 to 700 ml of water, to be consumed during training. If your primary need is hydration during long sessions or in hot weather, also compare with our electrolytes, which are often more suitable and significantly cheaper.
Our retailer's opinion
What works. EssentialMax is a serious and well-constructed formula for what it claims to do. At 10.25g of amino acids per dose, it doesn't cheat: many products in this category advertise EAAs and settle for a few grams of disguised BCAAs. The removal of tryptophan is a genuine formulation decision, not a marketing argument. And the addition of electrolytes makes sense for a drink to be sipped during an hour-long workout.
The main limitation, and it is real: the price per serving is among the highest in our amino acid section, for a benefit that depends entirely on your diet. Essential amino acids during a workout offer little to someone who is already meeting their daily protein goal and has eaten in the hours preceding the session. In this scenario, money is better spent on a protein powder or creatine. EAAs make sense if you train on an empty stomach, if you do long consecutive sessions, or if you are in a marked caloric deficit with difficulty maintaining protein intake. We prefer to ask the question before the sale.
Two other reservations. Availability in France is irregular: the brand is not widely imported, and stockouts depend on arrivals, both for flavors and references. And the 15g dose is voluminous, which empties a tub faster than one might imagine when comparing listed prices: it's the cost per serving that matters, not the price of the container.
Strom or Applied Nutrition?
Both brands are British and cross paths in the training products section. Applied Nutrition is much more widely distributed, offers a deeper range, and is at a more accessible price point, with correct but not maximalist dosages. Strom aims higher in terms of active ingredient quantities, and the price follows.
In practice: if you're new to amino acids or want a balanced quality-price ratio, choose Applied Nutrition. If you're looking for the most loaded formula and price is secondary, choose Strom. And if your criterion is formulation transparency with a wide range, look at Sinob, which plays on the same field with a significantly more comprehensive catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Strom Sports Nutrition a good brand?
Yes, for training formulas, where dosages are real and labeling is complete. Its weaknesses are the price per serving and limited availability in France. It is not a brand to prioritize for a tight budget.
What is the best Strom product?
The EssentialMax EAA is the one we stock and the most representative of the brand's philosophy: many active ingredients, all quantified, no proprietary blends.
Where does the brand come from?
Strom Sports Nutrition is a British brand. It is distributed in the UK by specialized retailers and enters France through the same type of channel.
EAA or BCAA: what's the difference?
BCAAs are three amino acids—leucine, isoleucine, valine. EAAs refer to all amino acids that the body cannot produce, theoretically nine, including these three. Muscle protein synthesis requires the full set: BCAAs alone cannot sustainably support it if the others are missing. For the same budget, a correctly dosed EAA product is therefore more consistent than a BCAA product. That said, a protein powder already contains all essential amino acids, often for much less per serving: this is the honest comparison to make before buying.
When and how to take EssentialMax?
One 15g scoop in 500 to 700 ml of water, sipped during the session: this is the use for which the formula was designed, with its electrolytes and fluid volume. Nothing prevents you from drinking it just before training if that suits you better. The formula does not contain caffeine, so it does not disturb sleep during an evening session – unlike most boosters. Respect the dose indicated on the packaging, which is authoritative, and do not make it a meal substitute.
Are EAAs really useful?
It depends on your diet. If your daily protein intake is already sufficient and spread throughout the day, the additional benefit is minimal. They become meaningful on an empty stomach, during long sessions, or during periods of caloric restriction. It is not an essential product, and we will never present it as such.
Why does this formula not contain tryptophan?
Because it is replaced by L-alanine, to avoid the feeling of drowsiness associated with tryptophan during exercise. This is a deliberate choice, which assumes that your diet covers this amino acid elsewhere—which is the case with a diet normally rich in protein.
Where to buy Strom in France?
From specialized sports nutrition retailers, both online and in-store. The brand is not sold in French supermarkets. We stock it and ship throughout France and Europe.
How to avoid an unauthentic product?
Go through a declared reseller with a physical address and an identifiable contact. Be wary of a price significantly lower than the market, labeling without French mentions, or a short expiration date. We source through the official channel.
Are these products suitable for tested athletes?
No dietary supplement can be considered risk-free by default. If you are subject to anti-doping controls, verify the composition lot by lot with the manufacturer and refer to the list of prohibited substances published by the AFLD. We do not claim any third-party anti-doping certification for this range.
Where to buy Strom near Montpellier?
The product is displayed on the shelves in our Vendargues store, about ten minutes from Montpellier. In a category like amino acids, where usefulness depends entirely on your diet, stopping by the counter avoids buying a product you didn't need.
If you cannot visit, the selection can be ordered online, and we ship throughout France and Europe. Food supplements are part of a varied and balanced diet and are not a substitute for medical advice.
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Who is Strom Sports Nutrition?
Strom Sports Nutrition is a British sports supplement brand. It has built a strong reputation in its home market among advanced users, and is distributed in the UK by specialized retailers rather than mass-market stores.
Its positioning can be summarized by a rule it applies quite systematically: to dose each active ingredient at the level at which it has been studied, rather than spreading small amounts across a long list of ingredients. This choice comes at a cost — we'll come back to that — but it results in readable labels, where each line corresponds to a useful quantity.
Its range is identifiable by its nomenclature: most references end with the suffix MAX. It includes training products, essential amino acids, creatine, multivitamins, recovery formulas, and several support complexes.
In France, the brand remains niche. It is not available in supermarkets and only arrives through specialized sports nutrition resellers, which explains why the available offer here is much narrower than the British catalog.
What is the Strom range worth?
What the brand does well are loaded training formulas: amino acids, creatine, intra-workout carbohydrates, and recovery complexes. For these products, the advertised dosages are real, and the label details the quantities of each active ingredient. It also uses licensed raw materials, named on the packaging — which allows you to verify what you are buying instead of trusting a trade name.
What it does less well is the price-to-volume ratio. Its formulas combine many active ingredients at high doses, with patented ingredients that are expensive raw materials. The result is a higher-than-average price per serving in categories where competition is plentiful.
It is also not an everyday staple brand: for a daily protein powder or basic micronutrition, other brands in our catalog are better positioned in terms of both price and availability.
Which Strom product do we stock?
We stock EssentialMax EAA, the brand's essential amino acid formula, designed to be consumed during your workout. For a 15g scoop:
- 10.25g of essential amino acids, including 8g of BCAA in a 3:2.5:2.5 ratio. This is a high dosage for the category.
- No tryptophan, replaced by L-alanine. The choice is deliberate: tryptophan is a precursor to serotonin and can promote a feeling of drowsiness, which is not desirable during a workout. This is a consistent trade-off given the intended use, and it's important to know: the formula is therefore not a complete essential amino acid profile in the strict sense.
- ActiGin®, a licensed plant-based active ingredient used in several recovery formulas on the market.
- 1g of Beta vulgaris (beetroot), a natural source of nitrates.
- Electrolytes — sodium and potassium — and vitamins B1, B3, and B6, which contribute to normal energy metabolism.
The recommended use is one scoop in 500 to 700 ml of water, to be consumed during training. If your primary need is hydration during long sessions or in hot weather, also compare with our electrolytes, which are often more suitable and significantly cheaper.
Our retailer's opinion
What works. EssentialMax is a serious and well-constructed formula for what it claims to do. At 10.25g of amino acids per dose, it doesn't cheat: many products in this category advertise EAAs and settle for a few grams of disguised BCAAs. The removal of tryptophan is a genuine formulation decision, not a marketing argument. And the addition of electrolytes makes sense for a drink to be sipped during an hour-long workout.
The main limitation, and it is real: the price per serving is among the highest in our amino acid section, for a benefit that depends entirely on your diet. Essential amino acids during a workout offer little to someone who is already meeting their daily protein goal and has eaten in the hours preceding the session. In this scenario, money is better spent on a protein powder or creatine. EAAs make sense if you train on an empty stomach, if you do long consecutive sessions, or if you are in a marked caloric deficit with difficulty maintaining protein intake. We prefer to ask the question before the sale.
Two other reservations. Availability in France is irregular: the brand is not widely imported, and stockouts depend on arrivals, both for flavors and references. And the 15g dose is voluminous, which empties a tub faster than one might imagine when comparing listed prices: it's the cost per serving that matters, not the price of the container.
Strom or Applied Nutrition?
Both brands are British and cross paths in the training products section. Applied Nutrition is much more widely distributed, offers a deeper range, and is at a more accessible price point, with correct but not maximalist dosages. Strom aims higher in terms of active ingredient quantities, and the price follows.
In practice: if you're new to amino acids or want a balanced quality-price ratio, choose Applied Nutrition. If you're looking for the most loaded formula and price is secondary, choose Strom. And if your criterion is formulation transparency with a wide range, look at Sinob, which plays on the same field with a significantly more comprehensive catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Strom Sports Nutrition a good brand?
Yes, for training formulas, where dosages are real and labeling is complete. Its weaknesses are the price per serving and limited availability in France. It is not a brand to prioritize for a tight budget.
What is the best Strom product?
The EssentialMax EAA is the one we stock and the most representative of the brand's philosophy: many active ingredients, all quantified, no proprietary blends.
Where does the brand come from?
Strom Sports Nutrition is a British brand. It is distributed in the UK by specialized retailers and enters France through the same type of channel.
EAA or BCAA: what's the difference?
BCAAs are three amino acids—leucine, isoleucine, valine. EAAs refer to all amino acids that the body cannot produce, theoretically nine, including these three. Muscle protein synthesis requires the full set: BCAAs alone cannot sustainably support it if the others are missing. For the same budget, a correctly dosed EAA product is therefore more consistent than a BCAA product. That said, a protein powder already contains all essential amino acids, often for much less per serving: this is the honest comparison to make before buying.
When and how to take EssentialMax?
One 15g scoop in 500 to 700 ml of water, sipped during the session: this is the use for which the formula was designed, with its electrolytes and fluid volume. Nothing prevents you from drinking it just before training if that suits you better. The formula does not contain caffeine, so it does not disturb sleep during an evening session – unlike most boosters. Respect the dose indicated on the packaging, which is authoritative, and do not make it a meal substitute.
Are EAAs really useful?
It depends on your diet. If your daily protein intake is already sufficient and spread throughout the day, the additional benefit is minimal. They become meaningful on an empty stomach, during long sessions, or during periods of caloric restriction. It is not an essential product, and we will never present it as such.
Why does this formula not contain tryptophan?
Because it is replaced by L-alanine, to avoid the feeling of drowsiness associated with tryptophan during exercise. This is a deliberate choice, which assumes that your diet covers this amino acid elsewhere—which is the case with a diet normally rich in protein.
Where to buy Strom in France?
From specialized sports nutrition retailers, both online and in-store. The brand is not sold in French supermarkets. We stock it and ship throughout France and Europe.
How to avoid an unauthentic product?
Go through a declared reseller with a physical address and an identifiable contact. Be wary of a price significantly lower than the market, labeling without French mentions, or a short expiration date. We source through the official channel.
Are these products suitable for tested athletes?
No dietary supplement can be considered risk-free by default. If you are subject to anti-doping controls, verify the composition lot by lot with the manufacturer and refer to the list of prohibited substances published by the AFLD. We do not claim any third-party anti-doping certification for this range.
Where to buy Strom near Montpellier?
The product is displayed on the shelves in our Vendargues store, about ten minutes from Montpellier. In a category like amino acids, where usefulness depends entirely on your diet, stopping by the counter avoids buying a product you didn't need.
If you cannot visit, the selection can be ordered online, and we ship throughout France and Europe. Food supplements are part of a varied and balanced diet and are not a substitute for medical advice.
Sources
- ANSES — Les compléments alimentaires
- Règlement UE n° 432/2012 — allégations de santé autorisées
- Règlement CE n° 1924/2006 — allégations nutritionnelles et de santé
À intégrer dans une alimentation variée et équilibrée et un mode de vie sain.
Questions fréquentes — Strom Supplements
Strom Sports Nutrition, c'est une bonne marque ?
Oui, sur les formules d'entraînement, où les dosages sont réels et l'étiquetage complet. C'est une marque pour ceux qui veulent des quantités d'actifs élevées et vérifiables.
Quel est le meilleur produit Strom ?
L'EssentialMax EAA est celui que nous référençons et le plus représentatif de la philosophie de la marque : beaucoup d'actifs, tous chiffrés, aucun mélange propriétaire.
Quelles matières premières la marque utilise-t-elle ?
Strom nomme ses actifs sous licence directement sur l'emballage, comme l'ActiGin® de l'EssentialMax, et détaille les quantités ligne par ligne, sans mélange propriétaire.
EAA ou BCAA : quelle différence ?
Les BCAA sont trois acides aminés — leucine, isoleucine, valine. Les EAA désignent l'ensemble des acides aminés que le corps ne sait pas fabriquer, soit neuf en théorie, dont ces trois-là. La synthèse des protéines musculaires a besoin de la série complète, ce qui rend un produit EAA correctement dosé plus complet qu'un produit BCAA seul.
Quand et comment prendre l'EssentialMax ?
Une dosette de 15 g dans 500 à 700 ml d'eau, sirotée pendant la séance : c'est l'usage pour lequel la formule a été construite, avec ses électrolytes et son volume de liquide. Rien n'interdit de la boire juste avant l'entraînement si cela vous convient mieux. La formule ne contient pas de caféine : elle se prend donc aussi bien sur une séance du soir. Respectez la dose indiquée sur l'emballage, qui fait foi.
Quand les EAA sont-ils les plus utiles ?
À jeun, sur des séances longues, et en période de restriction calorique : ce sont les trois situations où ils apportent le plus. Ils s'intègrent alors en complément d'une alimentation déjà pourvue en protéines.
Pourquoi cette formule ne contient-elle pas de tryptophane ?
Parce qu'il est remplacé par de la L-alanine, afin d'éviter la sensation de somnolence associée au tryptophane pendant l'effort. C'est un choix assumé, cohérent avec une alimentation normalement pourvue en protéines.
Où acheter Strom en France ?
Chez les détaillants spécialisés en nutrition sportive, en ligne et en magasin. Nous la référençons et nous expédions partout en France et en Europe.
Ces produits conviennent-ils aux sportifs contrôlés ?
Si vous êtes soumis aux contrôles antidopage, vérifiez la composition lot par lot auprès du fabricant et référez-vous à la liste des substances interdites publiée par l'AFLD. Nous ne revendiquons aucune certification antidopage tierce sur cette gamme.
