FitMiss is part of MusclePharm, a brand probably best known for their inexpensive protein supplement Combat Whey and their Combat Crunch protein bars. FitMiss was launched in 2008 “specifically designed to meet the needs
MyProtein is perhaps best known for their popular, inexpensive whey concentrate called Impact. But they have a lot of peri-workout products too, including seven different branch chain amino acid supplements, an intra-workout, a
Animal is a supplement company that’s about 35 years old and caters directly to the bodybuilding crowd with a wide array of muscle volumizers, testosterone support, joint support, and other products. (We’ve reviewed
BeachBody is a fitness company that produces workout videos, supplements, and a wide variety of other fitness products. They’re responsible for P90X and Insanity, the workouts that made Tony Horton and Shaun T
Workout supplements tend to all get lumped together: supplements for power, endurance, strength, and hypertrophy are often just labeled as supplements for “energy” or “athleticism.” If you’ve tried as many pre-workouts as we
The Genius Brand consider themselves a nootropic company, meaning they specialize in substances that may improve cognitive function. They sell about a dozen different supplements, from branched chain amino acids and protein to
MRM is a supplement company based in Oceanside, California, and their name stands for “Metabolic Response Modifiers.” They take a more “holistic” angle with their supplements and claim to be “dedicated to furthering
Old School Labs is a relatively new supplement company and it’s one of the fastest growing online. As the name suggests, they’ve got this old school manliness vibe — their supplements are emblazoned
Ghost is a pretty unusual supplement company in that they prefer to call themselves a “lifestyle sports nutrition brand,” decorating their website with workout playlists, fitness content, and interviews with DJs and entrepreneurs.
JYM is the supplement company founded by Dr. Jim Stoppani, who holds a PhD in exercise physiology with a minor in biochemistry and worked as the science editor at Muscle & Fitness for about
