Universal Animal Rage Review

By: Rob Miller
Fact Checked On: 4-27-2013

universal animal rage reviewThere have been significant buzz lately surrounding Universal’s Animal Rage, a product that claims to provide “energy, focus, intensity” and even “insanity”.

I guess when you call your product “Rage”, you are inviting some people to think of some psychological connotations to go along with the physical boost; Universal just went all the way and made no bones about it that their product will make you crazy.

Product Facts

Maybe it’s not a bad way to set yourself apart in a crowded pre-workout supplement market, with every product attempting to make a more outrageous claim than the next one.

One pro-Animal website claimed “Rage” was “tested twice in the trenches and tweaked to the exact specifications of the most loyal and gritty Animal diehards in the rigorous Agent O Alpha Testing trials.”

Universal is a well-known brand with many different types of products offered, such as bars, weight gainers and vitamins and minerals.

There is an entire line of “Animal” products, from Animal Flex to Animal Pump to Animal Pak – the last of which is touted as the #1-selling training pak in the world for 24-straight years.

Though there are seemingly endless varieties of Animal products, when anyone clicks on Universal’s homepage, however, an Animal Rage-specific promo starts to play immediately and a link to a free trial is featured.

Universal is clearly pushing “Rage”, as it just launched on March 1, 2011.

How Animal Rage by Universal Works

“Rage” is comprised of four different types of energy systems, or complexes.

The first one is the initial burst of adrenaline that runs through your body, provided by the old standby caffeine, infused with extracts of green tea and coffee bean to boot.

While many supplements stop there, here’s what Animal Rage has that no other pre-workout in its category has; four potent herbal adaptogenic compounds; rhodiola rosea extract, schizandra berry, cordyceps sinensis and panax ginseng.

Together these herbs have been shown to “help increase physical training capacity, improve endurance, minimize the catabolic stress response, decrease mental fatigue as well as support healthy libido and boost immune system function.” That is the second phase.

Animal Rage contains a potent Endurance & Performance Complex- the product’s third complex.

Rage’s Endurance and Performance Complex is dosed with potent ergogenic aids such as beta alanine, citrulline malate, l-taurine and glucuronolactone.

According to scientific studies, beta alanine has been shown to help hard-training athletes in a number of important areas such as increasing strength, power output, endurance, exercise capacity and muscle mass as well as delaying the onset of neuromuscular fatigue.

Finally, Animal Rage has its own specialized Focus & Intensity Complex consisting of well-known nooptropics such as L-tyrosine, choline bitartrate, n-acetyl tyrosine and beta-phenylethylamine.

L-tyrosine and n-acetyl l-tyrosine play important roles in the production of the neurotransmitters dopamine and norepinephrine which are important for healthy cognitive and brain function.

User Reviews and Feedback So Far

“Rage” seems to work, though perhaps not at the literal ‘insanity’ level.

Most users report feeling ‘amped’ and ‘pumped’, though not through the roof or anything like that the official website claims.

The most common negative report was the taste, but if you’re drinking supplements for the taste, you are pretty much missing the point.

Of course there are some who claim that “Rage” is the ultimate weapon to make sure to get the most out of every week, every workout and every rep.

Where To Buy and Free Trial

Rage is available in a 44 pack, capsule form which retails at $56.95 and a 44 serving powder form that retails for $49.95.

Perhaps the best part, though, is that “Rage” is also available from Universal through a free trial offer.You can pick from either the pill or powder form.

It can’t hurt to give it a try if it’s half as good as it claims to be.

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Author: Rob Miller

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Rob Miller founded SupplementCritique.com over 7 years ago, and has been the chief editor ever since. He has a diploma in Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, and worked at GNC for 3 years. He KNOWS supplements, both inside and out. Rob currently resides in Jupiter, FL, with his wife of 4 years.  Learn more about him in his Bio here. Follow him on Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn, or find him on Google +.

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  1. I am on my first cycle with Animal Rage, and have had great results so far!

    My workouts are three times what they normally are without these supplements. I have increased energy, more stamina and feel fantastic when my workout is over.

    I have felt no caffeine crash, ‘jitters’, mood swings, or any other negative side effects. The diuretics in this will make you go to the bathroom more often, which is the job of diuretics – fine as long as you keep VERY hydrated!

    I will note that I am only taking one dose per day, when the directions and most serious bodybuilders take two. This is my first fat burner, so I plan on taking my time.

    I am not male nor a bodybuilder, so I’m not supplementing like one.

    This is an addition to a regular workout regimen and healthy diet. Please don’t knock this stuff if you aren’t doing anything else to lose body fat.

    It’s common sense that magic pills don’t exist, but so far it’s a wonderful addition for me! Two thumbs up!

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