New MFIT SUPPS Recoup Hemp CBD-Infused Post-Workout Complex Launches

MFIT SUPPS Launches First-Ever Hemp-Infused Post-Workout Called “Recoup”

Premium pharmaceuticals and nutraceutical grade products provider, MFIT SUPPS has recently launched a hemp-infused post-workout supplement called Recoup reports news outlet, STACK3D. This effort is the first of its kind within the supplements industry and here’s what you need to know:

What makes Recoup unique?

According to MFIT SUPPS, Recoup is a full-spectrum post-workout that combines RPM Factors and an ingredient called Velositol.

RPM Factors is a high protein colostrum concentrate typically used as a support in supplements. It has since been tested by the HFL Sport Science to ensure it truly supports athletic performance and is free of contaminants.

Then we have a patented ingredient called Velositol, which is proclaimed to work alongside proteins to boost muscle protein synthesis. Additionally, Velositol is said to increase insulinogenic function, which allows the body to intake a lot of amino acids needed to fuel the muscles throughout and after a workout.

Hence, this solution is not only expected to achieve recovery, but also serve as a support for fitness fanatics looking to increase muscle growth and achieve a leaner body.

What does Recoup’s Nutritional Facts Entail?

Each serving is said to contain 25mg of phytocannabinoids, 6g of instaminos, 2g of Velositol, 2g of Betapower and 2.5g of RMP Factors. The source of hemp used is derived from Europe under the trademark: VERDANT OASIS hemp oil.

As for its uses, it is like any ordinary post-workout, where it is encouraged to take one scoop with approximately 10 to 14 ounces of water either right before or after a workout.

How much does Recoup cost?

Currently, 30 servings are priced at $72.99. That said, for a limited time, there’s a sitewide discount of 20%. To make the most of it, consumers have been advised to use the code, “WINTER20” during checkout.

To learn more about MFIT SUPPS’ Recoup, visit their website today.