Cuachic High-Stim Pre-Workout | Blue Razz

Each approximately 15.5 g scoop contains the following disclosed amounts:

• 4,500 mg L-Citrulline
• 3,200 mg CarnoSyn Beta Alanine
• 1,000 mg Creatine HCl
• 1,000 mg L-Taurine
• 1,000 mg L-Citrulline DL-Malate (2:1)
• 1,000 mg Sodium Nitrate — supplying 270 mg of sodium as declared on the Supplement Facts panel
• 500 mg Creatine Monohydrate
• 300 mg Caffeine Anhydrous
• 200 mg AlphaSize 50 WSP — Alpha GPC 50% material
• 62.5 mg TeaCrine® — theacrine material
• 1 mg Rauwolscine — Rauwolfia vomitoria root extract standardized to a minimum of 90% alpha-yohimbine
• 50 mcg Huperzine A — Huperzia serrata leaf extract

The formula provides 1,500 mg of combined creatine materials: 1,000 mg of creatine HCl and 500 mg of creatine monohydrate. These amounts provide supplemental creatine support and are not presented as a complete standalone daily creatine dose.

The formula also contains malic acid, natural flavors, silica, citric acid, monk fruit extract (Luo Han Guo), and spirulina extract for color. Open the Supplement Facts panel below for the complete transcription from the physical label.

Suggested Use: As a dietary supplement, take one (1) scoop with 12–16 fl oz of water.

Assess Your Tolerance: New users may wish to assess tolerance with one-half scoop.

Additional Guidance: Each full serving contains 300 mg of caffeine in addition to other stimulating ingredients. Do not combine it with another pre-workout, energy drink, fat burner, yohimbe or yohimbine-family product, or other stimulant-containing supplement. Do not exceed the recommended dosage. Drink adequate water throughout the day and follow the directions and warnings printed on the physical container.

Cuachic takes its name from the Classical Nahuatl Cuāchīc, a warrior identity commonly translated as “the Shorn One.” Historical descriptions connect the Cuachicqueh with a deliberately shorn appearance, exceptional battlefield distinction and a reputation for holding their ground under extreme pressure.

Garra transforms that principle into a modern training identity. The Cuachic warrior does not wear a jaguar or eagle helm. He stands uncovered, carrying no second face and no borrowed gaze. The scream communicates effort, but the eyes communicate decision: the intensity has already been placed under control.

The divided portrait, orange-and-codex palette, ceremonial details and Garra warrior progression are original contemporary interpretations. They should not be understood as an exact reconstruction of a historical figure, sacred image or pre-Hispanic supplement tradition.

Cuachic is built for the experienced athlete who does not confuse stimulation with discipline. The formula can prepare the session, but it cannot replace sleep, nutrition, hydration, recovery, intelligent programming or sound judgment. One warrior. One standard. Not one step back.