Olympus Labs MASSACR3 Review

Pros

• Green Tea Extract promotes general health & fat loss
• Laxogenin might promote muscle growth

Cons

• Laxogenin not proven to work in any reliable study
• Not quite sure what this supplement is supposed to be
• Benefits suggest it would be a pre-workout, but contains a fat burning nutrient
• Not good value for money

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About The Product

As we mentioned, we’re not quite sure what MASSACR3 is really supposed to be; it’s advertised on Olympus Labs’ website as a ‘muscle builder’, but the benefits written on its packaging (‘Muscle Pumps, Vasoilation’) suggest that it’s more of a pre-workout supplement.

To further add to this confusion, it contains Green Tea Extract, which is a fat burning nutrient. So it seems to be confused in its identity here.

Anyway, it’s priced at $69.99 for 30 serving containers, making it one of the more expensive products. But can it compete with the premium products on the market?

This is exactly the question we’ll be answering by analyzing MASSACR3’s nutrient profile in the next section. But first, we’ll tell you more about the company behind it.

Who are Olympus Labs? 

While Olympus Labs do have an ‘about us’ section, they’ve decided to tell you the fictional story behind the name of their company – instead of telling you important details such as the year they were founded etc.

Make of this what you will, but we would have preferred to see more useful information instead of a short fictional story here. But ultimately, this is just personal preference.

Anyway, none of this affects the safety and effectiveness of their supplement, MASSACR3. So let’s see which ingredients are inside below…

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MASSCR3 Ingredients Explained

MASSACR3 relies heavily on Laxogenin, as it only contains 3 ingredients overall. As we’ve mentioned, we’re not actually sure what the main reason for buying this supplement is supposed to be…

Ultimately, it’s marketed as a ‘muscle builder’, but doesn’t contain any testosterone boosting nutrients that’ll enhance muscle growth.

By looking at the benefits listed on the container, we would believe that it’s geared towards being a pre-workout supplement.

Anyway, we’ll expand on this and more, as we take you through each ingredient inside MASSACR3. By the end of this review, you’ll know how safe and effective this product really is.

Here’s Everything You Need To Know:

Laxogenin 

Not much is known about this ingredient, as there hasn’t been any reliable studies conducted about it; this means that we have to consider it to be an unreliable nutrient here.

However, it’s believed to improve your strength while helping you lose body fat (with people even believing it works without exercising).

Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, that’s because it most likely is.

Every so often, the supplements industry releases positive rumours about certain ingredients so that companies can profit from them; this was seen with raspberry keteones, which was later proven to be ineffective.

IF if does work, then it’s believed that the optimal dosage for Laxogenin is 100mg. So Olympus Labs have taken this theory and added 300mg in MASSACR3, to try and ensure that it works.

However, remember that this product relies heavily on this ingredient working; MASSACR3 only contains 2 other ingredients, so $69.99 is a lot of money to pay for an unreliable product.

If it does work, then you’re laughing. But there are more reliable products to help you pack-on muscle mass that are tried-and-tested for around the same price.

Green Tea Extract 

It’s strange that a company has patented Green Tea Extract under the name ‘Vaso6’; this name implies that you would experience a boost in blood flow, but that certainly isn’t a main benefit of this nutrient.

Everyone knows that Green Tea Extract is good for you. In fact, studies have proven it’s able to improve the health of almost every organ in your body, as well as promoting fat loss.

However, one thing it’s not proven to do is enhance your blood flow or muscle pumps. If you’re looking for this benefit during your gym sessions, then we suggest choosing a pre-workout supplement containing optimal dosages of Citrulline Malate.

Not only that, the optimal dosage of Green Tea Extract for fat loss has proven to be 500mg per serving. As MASSACR3 only contains 300mg, it’s not even likely to deliver its full benefits here.

Urobolin (Punica Granatum)

In case Urobolin is the patented name for Punica Granatum, which is a fancy name for pomegranate; you’ve probably seen or eaten the fruit at some point in your life.

So what does it do? Well, the only reliable things it’s shown to do, is deliver good amounts of Vitamin C and antioxidants.

This is because pomegranates contain high amounts of a molecule called Punicalagins; this is believed to be very beneficial for your health, although some studies suggest that not much is absorbed into your blood stream in humans, only in rats).

Regardless of this, although this would improve your general health, it’s not really going to enhance your muscle growth.

However, since we’ve been quite critical of this review (we’re just being honest and giving you the stone-cold truth here), we’ll give this ingredient the benefit of the doubt….

Basically, some believe that Punica Granatum can enhance your blood flow, which would improve your muscle pumps in the gym. So to be as unbias as possible, we’re willing to give this the thumbs up for this benefit.

But again, we’ve read studies that show it only increases your blood flow at dosages of 800mg per serving; Olympus Labs’ MASSACR3 only contains 150mg Punica Granatum…

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Side Effects

We mentioned before that Laxogenin hasn’t been studied much, so it’s not very reliable at delivering benefits. Well, this also means that we’re unsure whether it can cause any side effects.

As we probably sound pretty critical in this review, we’re willing to give it the benefit of the doubt here; as no study has actually proven that it causes side effects, there’s no reason to believe that it does.

But we’ll update this review if we see any further evidence in the future. If it remains unedited, then Laxogenin will be safe to consume (although it might not do much).

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 MASSACR3 Review Conclusion

We might get some backlash from this review, as it might seem negative. But we always back-up our reasons for everything, and ultimately, we’re here to give you the stone-cold truth without any BS.

Not only that, we’ve actually given this product the benefit of the doubt many times, to try and keep it from being completely critical too; we don’t like completely slating companies for their work, but we don’t like customers wasting money on supplements either.

For this reason, we don’t believe that MASSACR3 is going to help you build muscle or improve your sporting performance. The only thing it might do, is slightly promote fat loss due to containing Green Tea Extract, but it’s not going to compete with specialist fat burners either.

If your main goal is to build muscle mass, then we recommend investing in a high-quality, proven testosterone booster. If you’re looking to improve your performance in the gym or at sports, then a pre-workout supplement would be your best option.

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