Optimum Nutrition Serious Mass Weight Gainer Protein Powder
Product details
Optimum Nutrition Serious Mass is a high-calorie weight gainer designed to help you increase your daily caloric intake and support muscle-building goals. Each 2-scoop serving delivers over 1,200 calories, 50 grams of blended protein, and more than 250 grams of carbohydrates, making it an ideal post-workout shake or between-meal option when combined with regular resistance training.
Key Features
- Over 1,200 calories per 2-scoop serving to maximize daily caloric intake
- 50g of blended protein per serving for muscle support
- More than 250g of carbohydrates per serving for energy
- Contains over 20 vitamins and minerals including Vitamin C and Zinc for immune support
- Versatile formula—blend with fruits, peanut butter, nuts and other calorie-dense foods
How to Use
Mix 2 scoops with water or milk using an electric blender. Add fresh or frozen fruits, peanut butter, nuts, and other calorie-dense foods to boost caloric content.
Who Is It For
This weight gainer suits individuals looking to increase caloric intake and support muscle growth through resistance training. It works best as a post-workout shake or between-meal supplement when combined with a structured training program.
Product Details
| Brand | Optimum Nutrition |
|---|---|
| Form | Powder |
| Size | 12 lb |
Frequently asked questions
How many servings are in a 12 lb container?
A 12 lb (192 oz) container provides multiple servings of 2 scoops each, depending on scoop size.
Can I customize the shake with other ingredients?
Yes, you can blend the powder with fresh or frozen fruits, peanut butter, nuts, and other calorie-dense foods to increase the nutritional value and caloric content.
What vitamins and minerals does this product contain?
Serious Mass contains over 20 vitamins and minerals, including Vitamin C and Zinc to support immune function.
Is this suitable for post-workout nutrition?
Yes, this weight gainer is designed as an ideal post-workout shake to help maximize daily caloric intake when combined with regular resistance training.