Hosstile is the brand; Hosstility is a named product line. A search for “Hosstile pre-workout” does not identify one stimulant level or ingredient list. Hosstility V2, Hosstility AMPED, Foundation and Bloodshot need separate labels. Treating the brand name as shorthand for an aggressive formula obscures those differences.
Hosstility V2 and AMPED are different
The posted Hosstility V2 panel has one- and two-scoop columns: 15.4 g and 30.8 g, with 40 or 20 portions per container. Its warning declares 300 mg caffeine per two scoops. That column includes 8 g L-citrulline, 5 g creatine monohydrate and 2 g PeakO2 complex. Beta-alanine is not listed on this posted V2 panel.
The AMPED panel instead uses a 24 g two-scoop serving and declares 450 mg caffeine. It separately lists theobromine and a rauwolscine-standardized Rauwolfia extract. AMPED’s numbers should not be transferred to V2, and caffeine alone does not describe every stimulant-related ingredient.
Both panels distinguish caffeine anhydrous from a dicaffeine-malate preparation. The compound weight is not pure caffeine weight: use the manufacturer-declared caffeine yield rather than adding the entire compound mass as caffeine.
Foundation needs a caffeine clarification
The Foundation facts page lists 11.75 g and 23.5 g servings, giving 30 one-scoop or 15 two-scoop portions. Its warning declares 300 mg caffeine per two scoops; its ingredients include beta-alanine, unlike the posted V2 panel.
However, the product page’s FAQs give both approximately 166 mg and 150 mg for one scoop. Those statements are inconsistent. The table’s 100 mg caffeine anhydrous plus 66.5 mg dicaffeine malate at 75% calculates to approximately 150 mg caffeine. That arithmetic helps identify the discrepancy, but manufacturer confirmation of the actual container remains appropriate.
Bloodshot is a separate non-stimulant option
Bloodshot is marketed as stimulant-free. Its official FAQ describes negligible caffeine in its green-tea extract, so that claim should not be rewritten as laboratory-confirmed absolute zero. The posted panel lists 17.5 g and 35 g portions, yielding 40 or 20 servings. The Sour Peach photograph here shows Bloodshot, not Hosstility V2 or AMPED.
Compare exact labels, not a brand “style”
A further V2 discrepancy remains: its product prose discusses arginine nitrate that is absent from the displayed facts table. Do not combine the two descriptions into an invented formula. Match product name, flavor and version, then review ingredient forms, serving counts and warnings together. These source checks establish distinctions and unresolved questions; they do not establish superior performance, a safe combination or a need to progress toward stronger stimulants.
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Sources and review notes
Reviewed October 13, 2026. Hosstile Hosstility V2 posted Supplement Facts. Hosstile Hosstility V2 product description. Hosstile Hosstility AMPED posted Supplement Facts. Hosstile Foundation posted Supplement Facts. Hosstile Foundation page with inconsistent one-scoop caffeine FAQs. Hosstile Bloodshot current product description. Hosstile Bloodshot posted Supplement Facts. This is editorial guidance based on identified labels and sources, not a report of personal product testing. Product versions and offers can change.
