Bloodshot is a named Hosstile pre-workout marketed as non-stimulant and pump-focused. The product name should not be treated as gym slang for irritated eyes. Those are separate questions, and a supplement review cannot explain the cause of someone’s eye redness.
What the manufacturer lists
Hosstile’s product page describes Bloodshot as stimulant-free. Its FAQ says the green tea extract has negligible caffeine, so “non-stimulant” should not be expanded into an independently verified guarantee of absolutely zero caffeine. The listing showed both Sour Peach and Tangerine Blast unavailable when checked.
The published Supplement Facts panel provides one-rounded-scoop and two-rounded-scoop columns. On that panel, one rounded scoop is 17.5 grams and supplies:
- 3 grams of fermented L-citrulline and 2 grams of betaine anhydrous.
- 1.5 grams of creatine monohydrate and 1.5 grams of 65% glycerol powder.
- 1 gram each of arginine nitrate, PeakO2 mushroom complex and taurine.
The container’s 40/20 serving designation reflects those two portion sizes. A two-scoop quantity doubles the listed amounts; it does not mean there are 40 servings at the larger amount.
Compound weights need careful reading
At 65% concentration, 1.5 grams of glycerol powder represents about 975 milligrams of glycerol. Likewise, a gram of arginine nitrate is not a gram of nitrate. Avoid comparing those compound weights with pure-ingredient amounts as though they were identical. Match the specific flavor and version before transferring a panel to another tub.
Stimulant-free still has warnings
The manufacturer’s warning excludes pregnancy, nursing, nitrate medicines for chest pain and erectile-dysfunction medicines such as PDE-5 inhibitors. It also cautions against combining nitrate-containing products and advises medical review for medications or medical conditions. A caffeine-free category does not remove interaction risks.
The NIH notes that evidence for individual ingredients does not establish a finished combination’s effectiveness or safety. This is a label-based guide, without personal testing or promised training results.
If you meant bloodshot eyes
Do not assume a pre-workout ingredient is the cause or experiment by taking it again. NHS red-eye guidance recommends urgent assessment for a painful red eye and emergency help for associated changes in vision or light sensitivity.
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- Original Bucked Up
- PUMP-OCALYPSE
- Manufacturer product page
- older sampler campaign
- Bucked Up store and current offers
Sources and review notes
Reviewed October 12, 2026. Manufacturer reference. Manufacturer reference. NIH exercise supplement review. Manufacturer reference. This is editorial guidance based on identified labels and sources, not a report of personal product testing. Product versions and offers can change.
