MuscleBlaze · Reviewed by Trustified · Published 2026-07-22
Based on a review by Trustified (accessed 2026-07-22).
Based on this review alone: buy it if you care about passed all blind lab tests for ingredient accuracy and safety — just accept price could be lower (approx ₹67 per serving).
The reviewer concludes that the MuscleBlaze Wrath X pre-workout passed all levels of their blind testing, indicating it is safe and generally accurate in most declared ingredients, with a decent taste and mixability. The primary negative identified was the price, which could be lower.
This review covers a blind lab test of the MuscleBlaze Wrath X pre-workout supplement. It details the accuracy of ingredient claims, heavy metal content, serving size, mixability, and taste. The review also discusses the product's pricing, positives, and a negative aspect.
MuscleBlaze WrathX Pre Workout is a highly recommended supplement, validated by passing all of Trustified's stringent blind lab tests for safety and ingredient accuracy. Caffeine and theanine content were found to be remarkably accurate to their claims, while the crucial citrulline malate was present in a good effective quantity. The product also demonstrated accurate serving size measurements and mixed perfectly within 10 seconds using just a spoon and glass. If you prioritize transparency, safety, and precise ingredient dosages in your pre-workout, this product is an excellent choice. However, if you are working with a very strict budget, you might find its price point a little high.
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The company claims 200 mg of caffeine per 18-gram serving. The lab test found 201.36 mg per serving.
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The company claims 200 mg of Theanine per serving. The lab test found 210.6 mg per serving.
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The company claims 3500 mg of Beta-alanine per serving. The lab test found 3366 mg per serving.
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The company claims 8000 mg of Citrulline Malate per serving. The lab test found 6660 mg per serving, which is lower than claimed.
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The company claims 500 mg of Betaine per serving. The lab test found 611.082 mg per serving.
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The company claims 1000 mg of Taurine per serving. The lab test found 959.4 mg per serving.
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The company claims 500 mg of Tyrosine per serving. The lab test found 489.6 mg per serving.
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The lab test found that all heavy metals were below the Limit of Quantitation (LOQ), indicating their absence or negligible levels.
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The reviewer used a kitchen weighing scale to check the accuracy of the company's claimed 18-gram level scoop serving size and found it to be accurate.
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The product mixed perfectly in 10 seconds using a glass and spoon, receiving a 5 out of 5-star rating for mixability.
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The taste is described as tangy, similar to tart mixed berries flavor. It received a 4 out of 5-star rating, noting it might be too tangy for those who prefer sweet flavors.
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The reviewer highlights that the product's 200 mg caffeine per serving is compliant with the recommended maximum dosage to avoid unnecessary side effects.
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The reviewer lists the "good quantity" ('achhi khasi') of Citrulline Malate as a positive, despite previous lab findings showing it was less than claimed.
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A 540-gram box costs approximately ₹2000, providing 30 servings at about ₹67 per serving.
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The reviewer states that the price could be slightly reduced, identifying it as the product's main negative.
Lab tests showed that Caffeine, Theanine, Beta-alanine, Betaine, Taurine, and Tyrosine levels were very close to or slightly above the claimed amounts. However, Citrulline Malate was found to be 6660 mg per serving, while the company claimed 8000 mg.
The blind lab test conducted by Trustified found that all heavy metals tested were below the Limit of Quantitation (LOQ), indicating that the product is safe from heavy metal contamination.
The reviewer demonstrated that the pre-workout mixes perfectly in just 10 seconds with a spoon and glass, earning a 5/5 rating. Its taste is described as tangy, reminiscent of tart mixed berries, which received a 4/5 rating, but might not suit those who prefer sweeter flavors.
The reviewer noted that the product contains 200 mg of caffeine per serving, which is in compliance with the recommended maximum single dose to avoid unnecessary side effects, making it a safe choice for caffeine intake in a pre-workout.
A 540-gram box, containing 30 servings, is priced around ₹2000, translating to approximately ₹67 per serving. The reviewer did suggest the price could be lower.
The reviewer verified the serving size using a kitchen weighing scale and confirmed that the company's stated 18-gram level scoop serving is accurate.
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Trustified conducted a 100% blind lab test on the MuscleBlaze Wrath X pre-workout, purchasing it anonymously. The lab analysis compared declared ingredient quantities (caffeine, theanine, beta-alanine, citrulline malate, betaine, taurine, tyrosine) against actual content, and also checked for heavy metals. Additional tests included serving size accuracy, mixability, and taste, with pricing also discussed. The product generally passed the tests, though some ingredient quantities varied from claims.
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