EVP AQ Liquid Glycerol

While the rest of the industry was embracing powdered glycerol, Evogen took a groundbreaking approach by turning to pure liquid glycerol. In an industry often characterized by conformity, where one brand adopts an ingredient and others follow suit, Evogen stands apart. The driving force behind this distinction is the CEO and 22-time Olympia winning coach, Hany “The Pro Creator” Rambod, who has consistently prioritized innovation and the well-being of athletes since Evogen's inception in 2008.

Powdered glycerol is not inherently problematic, but the process of creating a powder involves combining it with an ingredient known as silica. This is where many companies veer off course, as this method significantly limits the amount of glycerol that can be incorporated into a product serving. While some silica is acceptable, excessive amounts can lead to chalkiness and potential gastrointestinal issues.

Achieving the authentic hyperhydration effects that pure glycerol is clinically proven to deliver requires more than 10 times the quantity found in most powdered glycerol products. This crucial insight, supported by genuine research, is often overlooked by numerous brands utilizing powdered glycerol—except for Evogen Nutrition.