White Wolf Pre-Workout: Tingle-Free PRE V2 Label Guide

White Wolf Nutrition Tingle-Free PRE V2 Lemonade Ice Block white and blue tub labeled 320 g and 40 serves
Australian White Wolf Tingle-Free PRE V2 Lemonade Ice Block. Tingle-free does not mean caffeine-free.

White Wolf pre-workout is a real named supplement range, not shorthand for an extreme-stimulant formula. This guide focuses on Australia’s White Wolf Nutrition Tingle-Free PRE V2. A similarly named Indian storefront sells WOLF MODE, which requires a separate label comparison.

Read the one-serving column first

The Australian Tingle-Free PRE page provides a Lemonade Ice Block panel with an 8 g serving and 40 servings per tub. Per serving, it lists:

  • 3 g L-citrulline malate
  • 1.5 g creatine monohydrate and 500 mg guanidinoacetic acid, listed separately
  • 1 g betaine anhydrous and 500 mg L-tyrosine
  • 150 mg Alpha-GPC, 150 mg caffeine from green coffee bean and 125 mg L-theanine

The second column doubles those quantities at 16 g, including 300 mg caffeine, and reduces the tub to 20 such portions. GAA should not be counted as an equal quantity of creatine monohydrate. Likewise, citrulline malate is not the same ingredient weight as pure L-citrulline.

Tingle-free still contains caffeine

The manufacturer explains that this version omits beta-alanine. “Tingle-free” therefore describes that formulation choice; it does not mean stimulant-free. Natural caffeine still contributes to caffeine exposure. The directions specify 470 mL water for 8 g, with no more than two servings in 24 hours.

Why other listings may disagree

White Wolf’s FAQ still gives 125 mg for an All Natural Pre Workout. That should not override the PRE V2 panel’s 150 mg. On the Indian WOLF MODE page, beta-alanine, arginine HCl and creatine nitrate appear instead. Its headline and mixing directions also show different powder weights. Do not combine the Australian caffeine amount with that separate product’s directions.

Practical buying checks

Ask for a readable back-label photograph showing the version, flavor and serving size. Compare prices at the portion you intend to use, rather than treating 40 smaller servings as 40 double portions. Check allergen statements even where the front says no added dairy or gluten.

The product’s warnings exclude several groups, including pregnant or lactating users and people sensitive to caffeine. If medication, a medical condition or an ingredient uncertainty is involved, have a clinician review the complete label before use.

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Sources and review notes

Reviewed October 12, 2026. Manufacturer reference. Manufacturer reference. Manufacturer reference. Manufacturer reference. FDA supplement guidance. This is editorial guidance based on identified labels and sources, not a report of personal product testing. Product versions and offers can change.

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