New Jack3d Advanced DMAA Free Formula

New Jack3d Advanced Formula without DMAA

Jack3d Advanced from USP Labs

- Advanced Taste. Advanced Feel. Advanced Performance

- High Energy Pre-Exercise Augmentation System

- Exclusive “Nitrate Blast” Formula

Jack3d Advanced formula Supplement Facts

Jack3D Advanced - Product Description

Tireless research and development has lead to the discovery of a precise blend of advanced ingredients worthy of the name jack3d. USP labs' team of scientists have toiled both in the lab and in the gym to bring you exactly what you need to dominate every bar you approach. Blast, smash and unleash your true unhindered potential. Are you ready to get jack3d? Nothing will ever be the same. Bursting pumps, ridiculous energy and massive gains. 

Suggested Use

Mix 1 Ultra-Concentrated Scoop (5.1 grams) with 4 ounces of cold water and consume 30-45 minutes prior to resistance training. Do this the first 3 times using the product. Beginning with the 4th use, if needed, you may gradually increase serving by a half scoop (2.55 grams), up to a total of 2 full scoops. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES EXCEED 2 SCOOPS IN ANY 24 HOUR PERIOD OR USE MORE THAN 5 DAYS IN ANY 7 DAY PERIOD. Consume at least 125 fl. oz. of liquid per day for men and 91 fl. oz. of liquid per day for women.

Warning!!!

Do not use in combination with caffeine or any stimulants from other sources whatsoever, including but not limited to, coffee, tea, soda and other dietary supplements or medications. Do not use under extreme conditions of heat, CARDIOVASCULAR EXERTION, sleep deprivation, or dehydration. Do not combine with alcohol. Pregnant or nursing women should not use this product. 

This product is only intended to be consumed by healthy adults 18 years of age or older. Consult with your Physician before using this product, especially if you are using any prescription or over the counter medication or if you have any pre-existing medical condition including but not limited to high or low blood pressure, cardiac arrhythmia, stroke, heart, liver, kidney or thyroid disease, seizure disorder, psychiatric disease, diabetes, difficulty urinating due to prostate enlargement or if you are taking a MAOI (Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitor) or any other medication. 

Do not use if you are taking erectile dysfunction medication. Do not take additional nitrates in the form of medication or dietary supplements along with this product. This product contains caffeine and should not be taken by individuals wishing to eliminate this ingredient from their diet. Discontinue use 2 weeks prior to surgery. Discontinue use and consult with your health care professional if you experience any adverse reaction to this product. Do not exceed recommended serving. 

Do not use if safety seal is broken or missing. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. Contents may settle. SHAKE CONTAINER PRIOR TO EACH USE. Store in a cool dry place to prevent clumping and discoloration.

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How to buy Jack3d?

Jack3d and Jack3d micro

How to buy Jack3d?

There are many questions about how to buy Jack3d. Since when information surfaced that Jack3d is harmful to health because of DMAA, Jack3d is much harder to buy than a few months ago. The market appeared a new formula that does't contain DMAA, but many people say that this formula is much weaker than the original Jack3d formula. While in the UK original formula Jack3d became illegal, in most of the rest of the world original Jack3d can buy in the supplements shop. If you can't find a shop which sells original Jack3d, here is some tips to buy Jack3d .

One of the easiest ways to purchase original Jack3d supplement, is through the internet. Two of the biggest online sales (eBay and Amazon) don't offer the sale of original Jack3d formula, so you have a little more to look for if you want to purchase this product online.

Our first choice for shopping is fitrx.com. In preparing this article, on this page can still found old Jack3d formula. Her Cost is $ 30 for 250 grams of this supplement. If you wanna visit this site you can click HERE

On page nutraplanet.com, during the writing this article, are still a few original packaging Jack3d formula. But the price of one product on this site is about $ 75. If you wanna visit this site you can click HERE

Original Jack 3d formula can still buy on the site a1supplements.com, a price for a pack costs about $ 45 and is currently on sale prices of 33%, so one box Jack3d formula costs $ 26. If you wanna visit a1supplements page, you can click HERE

How to buy Jack3d Micro and Jack3d Advanced Formula

However, it should be noted that the UPS Labs Jack3d made two new formula, and both is DMAA free. It's Jack 3d Micro and Jack3d Advanced formula. Both of these formula you can buy in any supplement shop, and the easiest way is to purchase through e-Bay or Amazon. If you want to buy one of these formulas, you can simply click on the image below.

Buy Jack3d Advanced Formula

Buy Jack3d Advanced Formula

Buy Jack3d Micro

Buy Jack3d Micro

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Negative side of Jack3d

Jack3d powder

The Army removed Jack3d (pronounced jacked) and OxyELITE Pro and other products containing the same active ingredient – DMAA – from all military bases.

DMAA (dimethylamylamine) is promoted to increase workout energy and efficiency. DMAA has been banned by numerous sports organizations, including the international body that regulates Olympic athletes and several professional sports.

DMAA / Jack3d negative side effects include:

- Death

- Heart attack

- Seizure

- Kidney failure

- Liver failure

- Loss of consciousness

- Heart palpitations

USP Labs, LLC a small Texas company, claims the two dietary supplements are safe when taken as directed. Jack3d and OxyELITE Pro are sold online and through GNC vitamin stores and other retail.

Our more restrictive neighbors to the north classified DMAA as a drug. According to Canada’s governmental health agency (Public Health Agency of Canada), companies cannot sell products containing DMAA as a dietary supplement. While USP Labs try to stake claim for Jack3d and OxyELITE Pro as dietary supplements, medical experts in the United States want to classify these products as drugs with more FDA oversight because of the Jack3d negative side effects.

article source: Anapolschwartz

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Jack3D: the controversial supplement linked to Claire Squires's death

Claire Squires

When Claire Squires clicked to buy a tub of Jack3D on the internet, she thought she was buying a perfectly harmless dietary supplement. 

Used as a weight-loss aid and workout booster, it contained a controversial substance called dimethylamylamine, or DMAA.

This was marketed in a range of products as a ‘natural’ stimulant, apparently derived from geranium, that could increase performance.

But questions were already being asked about the safety of products containing DMAA, after it was found in the bloodstream of two young US soldiers who collapsed and died while training in 2011.

While it was never proved DMAA caused their deaths, the incidents prompted the US Defense Department to ban sale of products containing it from base stores.

Five days after last April’s London Marathon - and in a development completely unrelated to the tragedy of Miss Squires’ death - the US Food and Drug Administration wrote to retailers of products containing DMAA.

The letter said DMAA was “known to narrow the blood vessels and arteries, which can elevate blood pressure and may lead to cardiovascular events ranging from shortness of breath and tightening in the chest to heart attack”.

It went on: “The agency has received 42 adverse event reports on products containing DMAA. While the complaints do not establish that DMAA was the cause of the incidents, some of the reports have included cardiac disorders, nervous system disorders, psychiatric disorders, and death.”

An official said manufacturers and distributors had “a responsibility under the law to provide evidence of the safety of their products”.

USPLabs in Texas, which made Jack3d and another DMAA-containing supplement called Oxy Elite Pro, went on the offensive. It threatened a law suit against a Max Muscle shop owner who described Jack3d as “an amphetamine-like compound” that “speeds up your heart rate”.

Such comments were “false and disparaging” said a lawyer for USPLabs. A judge has since dismissed the case.

In August the Australian government’s Therapeutic Goods Administration banned use of DMAA, saying a mine worker had “died from taking DMAA, which he’d bought over the internet”.

Risks included “high blood pressure, psychiatric disorders, bleeding in the brain and stroke”, said the TGA.

Later that month the UK’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency followed suit, ruling that Jack3D - pronounced ‘Jacked’ - was “an unlicensed medicinal product”.

“It and all other DMAA containing products need to be removed from the UK market amid concerns of potential risks to public safety,” said the agency.

David Carter, from the MHRA, said: “These products may claim to increase performance but contain powerful ingredients which can have serious side-effects.”

Last month, USPLabs agreed to settle a class action case in the US regarding Jack3d and Oxy Elite Pro, setting aside $2 million to reimburse those who had bought the products.

However, USPLabs has not admitted liability. It continues to maintain that DMAA is a synthetic copy of geranium extract, a matter debated by scientists.

It has created a reformulated version of Jack3d without DMAA, called Jack3D Micro, but still sells the original in the US.

article source: Stephen Adams Telegraph

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Can Jack3d cause death?

UPSLabs Jack3d

Behind The DMAA Supplement Marathoner Claire Squires Used Before She Died

The DMAA-containing performance-enhancing supplement Jack3d has come under the microscope after it was revealed Wednesday that marathoner Claire Squires died last year after using it.

Squires' death at age 30 shocked the global running community last April when she collapsed a mile from the finish line of the 2012 London Marathon. Her death remained unexplained until Wednesday, when coroner Philip Barlow told a court that she had ingested Jack3d before competing in the race, and that the supplement was the most likely cause of her death, according to the Guardian newspaper.

Jack3d, which is made and sold online by the Texas-based company USPLabs (Ultra-Premium Supplements Labs), was legal in England when the coroner says Squires consumed a scoop of it mixed into her water bottle, but it was banned four months later by the country's Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency amid growing controversy, the Guardian reported.

The supplement contains DMAA (1.3-dimethylamylamine), which produces amphetamine-like effects in users, many of whom are not aware of the harmful - even deadly - effects such drugs can have on athletes.

One of those unaware users was Squires' partner, Simon Van Herrewege, who told the Guardian that she had bought the Jack3d powder found in her water bottle online, and that it was advertised on the Web as a workout and weight-loss aid that could provide boosts to energy, concentration, metabolism and athletic performance.

"Claire was always in the gym, where this stuff was being widely talked about," Van Herrewege told the British paper. "She took it a couple of times [while training for the marathon] but didn't really get on with it. She never particularly liked it but wanted to beat her previous marathon time [of just over four hours]. She said she was going to take one scoop, as recommended. In her own words, 'if I hit a bit of a wall, I might take this drink and see if it pushes me through the end of the marathon'."

Little did the couple know that Jack3d contained DMAA, which has been linked to a range of side effects, some of which are life-threatening, according to WebMD:

"Dimethylamylamine is LIKELY UNSAFE when taken by mouth," WebMD says. "Since it is thought to work like a stimulant, there is concern that it might increase the chance of serious side effects such as rapid heartbeat, increase in blood pressure, and increase the chance of having a heart attack or stroke. In clinical research, taking a product containing dimethylamylamine plus other ingredients seems to increase heart rate and blood pressure. There have been several reports of dangerous side effects including stroke, a condition called lactic acidosis, heart attack, and death in people who have taken dimethylamylamine."

Australian officials banned DMAA-containing products after a man died from taking a supplement he purchased online, and in early 2012 the U.S. Defense Department banned it from its stores after two soldiers bought the drug at a military base shop, took it, then died while exercising, according to the Army Times. And DMAA is on the list of supplements currently banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency.

The USPLabs website claims that Jack3d, which it sells online in 8.8-ounce containers for $44.99, is the "subject of 2 peer-reviewed published clinical research studies" and "voted #1 pre-workout," but it is currently out of stock. The unidentified studies are not sourced on the section of the USPLabs site that sells Jack3d.

And a number of "amazing testimonials" are listed on the site, including this one from Zack V. of Rochester, N.Y.:

“USPlabs Jack3d is easily the most intense pre-workout product I have ever used. The amount of energy and focus are perfect, my pumps and vascularity were out of control, but most importantly; I feel great all workout. No crash, no bloat, no headaches, no blow workouts.”

Jack3d - pronounced “jacked” - powder, which is designed to be mixed with water to create a fruity drink, comes in tropical fruit punch, lemon-lime and grape bubblegum flavors.

In a section of the Jack3d page of the USPLabs website called "Directions for Use & Warnings," there is zero mention of any harmful side effects, but the company does provide this disclaimer in an addendum at the very end of its description of the supplement:

"It's mandatory that athletes or anyone subject to testing check with their governing body before using this product. Read the entire label, including directions, precautions & warnings. Tested athletes make up the extreme minority of the American public and have to follow strict rules on what they can and cannot use in competition."

According to the Telegraph newspaper, Jack3d was initially marketed "as a 'natural' stimulant, apparently derived from geranium, that could increase performance."

But last spring the U.S. Food and Drug Administration wrote a letter to retailers selling DMAA-containing products warning them of potential complications.

The letter cautioned that DMAA is "known to narrow the blood vessels and arteries, which can elevate blood pressure and may lead to cardiovascular events ranging from shortness of breath and tightening in the chest to heart attack," according to the Telegraph. “The agency has received 42 adverse event reports on products containing DMAA. While the complaints do not establish that DMAA was the cause of the incidents, some of the reports have included cardiac disorders, nervous system disorders, psychiatric disorders, and death.”

DMAA-containing products including Jack3d are still available for purchase via online retailers based in countries that have not banned the sale of the drug, which is legal to possess in both the U.K. and U.S.

Time will tell if the associated death toll will lead to any further restrictions on DMAA-containing supplements as Squires’ use of Jack3d becomes known.

article source: Connor Sheets on International Business Times

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