8WeeksOut Oxyvar

8WeeksOut · Oxyvar

8WeeksOut

Oxyvar

Non-Nutrient/Non-Botanical30 servings

Mixed our read

2 of 3 actives reach a studied dose, 1 falls short.

No dose reference yet for Naringin, EGCG extract, 5a Hydroxy Laxogenin, and 1 more (scoped out of the answer, not counted against it).

Dose 2 of 3 reach a studied dose

How to takeDirections: Take one capsule twice a day. To enhance fat loss add caffeine or take with your pre-workout. Can be safely stacked with other supplements.

Quality

How it scores

Overall

C

Evidence

A

Dose

C

Formulation

B

Dose check

Does the dose do anything?

  • Hesperidin

    Below the studied range

    200 mg / day studies used 500-500 mg · 14 studies

    You'd need about 3× as much to reach the studied dose.

  • Synephrine

    At the studied dose

    100 mg / day studies used 100-210 mg · 2 studies

  • Dicaffeine Malate

    At the studied dose

    200 mg / day studies used 30-800 mg · 91 studies

Plus 4 more ingredients with no clinical range or Daily Value to check against, listed in the full label below.

What it's studied for

  • Explosive forceC

    Reach full power faster

    Exercise performance

  • Explosive powerC

    Boost peak power

    Exercise performance

  • Exercise effortB

    Lower perceived effort

    Fatigue & energy

  • Heart poundingA

    Reduce heart pounding under stress

    Cardiovascular

  • Grip strengthA

    Strengthen your grip

    Muscle function

The label

What's in it

Serving size 1 Capsule(s)

IngredientAmount%DV

Other ingredients

Clean formula. The inactive ingredients are standard capsule components.

  • Gelatine Caps: capsule shell; neutral unless ethical concern
  • Rice Flour: filler; benign but cheap
  • Magnesium Stearate: flow agent; fine in trace

Reported interactions

Interacts with:
Isoprenaline ·Ephedrine ·Antihypertensives ·Antidepressants ·Carbamazepine ·Phenobarbital ·Phenytoin ·Gabapentin
Side effects:
Death ·Rhabdomyolysis ·Hepatotoxicity ·Seizure ·Myocardial_infarction ·Arrhythmia

From research databases. Not medical advice — talk to your physician.

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