Driven Sports CRZ

Driven Sports put their name on the map with their original pre-workout powder known as “Craze”. The formula contained a few questionable ingredients that got authorities on them just as their sales started to skyrocket (as is often the case in the supplement industry). To read more on the lawsuits that came from the original Craze, visit this link. Driven Sports has never really been the same company since the good old days and they’ve tried to launch other versions of Craze but none seem as popular in the market as the original. Their latest version is called CRZ the O.G. The main reason for the long delay in coming out with this product was flavouring. Sometimes with certain herbals, making them taste acceptable becomes the greatest challenge. The first flavour of the new CRZ is Berry Lemonade, but fans might see new flavours in the near future. Driven Sports CRZ formula was designed to increase motivation, energy, performance, focus and mood. So if you’re having a bad fucking day like I am as I write this, take some CRZ! In addition to the usual suspects like caffeine, the formula contains Trimethylglycine (Betaine Anhydrous) which enhances stamina and has been shown to act as an osmolyte to improve cell volume and fluid balance. It also contains DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone) which is a naturally occurring hormone that can exert benefits on its own or can convert into both testosterone or estrogen, depending on the body's need. We haven’t seen any top pre-workouts add DHEA over the years but they had to add something to be different from the hundreds of pre-workouts already on the market. This might limit the number of women who use the product (sory ladeez), but maybe that’s what they’re after? Know knows! Aside from that, the other unique ingredient in the formula is Erythropalum Scandens which contains N-Benzyl-2-phenylethylamine, 2-Phenylethylamine, and N,N-Diethyl-2-Phenylethylamine which are stims that increase energy while elevating mood. There may also be traces of Yohimbe in it fromt he Alchornea floribunda in the formula according to one study https://www.hindawi.com/journals/jchem/2013/783058/

The formula is put in a proprietary blend which we aren’t fans of but you can more information on Driven Sports CRZ at drivensports.com