Xtremis Cartel is bringing back ‘Magico’ for pre-workout users who want stronger focus support, this time with two flavors instead of only ‘Blackberry Lemonade.’ The return comes in ‘Strawberry Lemonade’ and ‘Watermelon Grape Candy,’ while caffeine drops from 400 mg to 300 mg so more of the nootropic side can come through. ‘CognatiQ’ rises to 300 mg, while pregnenolone drops out. The powder still includes tyrosine and alpha-GPC to support energy, focus and concentration.
‘Magico’ is now in stock through NutriCartel for $49.99 for a full-size tub. Each tub holds 40 single-scoop servings or 20 maximum servings.
At $49.99 and with a lower caffeine load, the relaunch gives Xtremis Cartel a clearer bridge between its high-stim base and buyers who want a dedicated focus powder with greater flavor variety.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Lower-stim Nootropics
- Reduced caffeine formulas create room for more pronounced cognitive support ingredients that appeal to consumers seeking focus without excessive stimulation.
- Hybrid Pre-workouts
- Blends that bridge performance energy and dedicated nootropic benefits signal demand for supplements positioned between gym intensity and mental productivity.
- Flavor-expanded Supplements
- Broader flavor lineups in niche performance powders can differentiate relaunches and increase repeat purchase potential among variety-driven users.
Sectors Adopting This
- Sports Nutrition
- Pre-workout brands are refining stimulant levels and focus complexes to capture consumers who want balanced performance support.
- Nootropic Supplements
- Cognitive-enhancement products are gaining crossover relevance as fitness users look for concentration, clarity and energy in one format.
- Functional Beverages
- Powdered formats with candy-inspired flavors and targeted active ingredients reflect opportunities for drinkable wellness experiences beyond traditional energy drinks.
