VOOM Booster
Taster Pack

Research demonstrates a dosing period of 3-6 days in most effective for performance benefits so we recommend consuming one serving daily for 6 days leading into your race or competition. Mix 18.4g (approx. 1 table spoon) with 250-500ml of water, according to taste and drink 2 to 3 hours before training or competition.

Nitric oxide (NO) is a vital gaseous signaling molecule produced by the body—primarily in the blood vessel lining (endothelium)—that acts as a potent vasodilator, relaxing arteries to improve blood flow, oxygen delivery, and nutrient transport. It is essential for cardiovascular health, blood pressure regulation, and immune function

Beetroot Rocket Beet is formulated with beetroot alongside added performance-supporting ingredients including L-Arginine, magnesium oxide, and tri sodium citrate, balanced with malic acid, natural flavouring, and ascorbic acid. It delivers a concentrated source of dietary nitrate, providing a minimum of 500mg of naturally occurring nitrate in every serving.

Consuming beetroot juice may lead to beeturia, a harmless condition where urine appears red or pink after eating beetroot products. This is caused by betanin, the natural pigment found in beets. Not everyone experiences beeturia, as it varies between individuals. When it does occur, it typically lasts between 12 and 48 hours, depending on factors such as metabolism, hydration, and overall health.

For competition target 0.3 grams of sodium bicarb per kg body weight. Each capsule contains 1g of sodium bicarb, i.e. take 3 capsules per 10kg body weight. For example; 80kg of body weight = 24g bicarb = 24 capsules. For training use and testing tolerance, take one to two thirds of the dose (1-2 capsules per 10kg body weight).

Sodium bicarbonate is used by athletes to enhance performance in short, high-intensity anaerobic efforts lasting around 1–10 minutes. It works as a buffering agent, helping to counteract the build-up of acid in the muscles. By reducing or delaying acidosis (the accumulation of hydrogen ions), it enables athletes to sustain higher intensities for longer, particularly in activities such as sprinting, HIIT, rowing, combat sports, and interval training.

Sodium bicarbonate (bicarb) is most useful before short, high-intensity efforts lasting around 1–10 minutes, where muscle acid build-up is a major cause of fatigue. It can help in events such as 400m–1500m track races, 2k rowing time trials, track cycling pursuits, swimming races from 100–400m, combat sport rounds, and hard interval or HIIT sessions. By buffering the accumulation of hydrogen ions in the muscles, it can delay the onset of the “burn” and allow you to sustain a higher intensity for longer. It is generally taken 60–120 minutes before exercise, though dosing should be tested in training first, as it can cause gastrointestinal discomfort. It is less beneficial for long, steady endurance events or very short maximal strength efforts.