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Reporting File: PULSE × Clocked N’ Loaded: Why the First Live Stack Combined 100 mg With Hydration Support

The verified PULSE × Clocked N’ Loaded record covers two limited edition products, Blue Razz Ice and Fresh Mint, which entered the U.S. market in mid February 2026. Their official pages each list 100 mg of caffeine per pouch and identify magnesium and potassium as part of hydration support. Reporting must keep those facts attached to the collaboration products and must not generalize 100 mg to PULSE, READY, ENDURANCE or RECOVERY. The collaboration’s combat sports context does not establish athlete endorsement, efficacy, absorption, hydration, endurance, safety or improved performance. It also does not establish distribution scale, sell through, repeat purchase, market share or financial return. Current price, availability, packaging and formula information should be verified through the official product pages, while team development and company chronology should be sourced to the separate WPG records.

PULSE Journalist audience Editorial oversight: James Cappellano, Principal, Growth, Ventures & Decision Strategy
Why this mattersThe first PULSE × Clocked N’ Loaded products combined a performance community context with an inspectable formula record. Blue Razz Ice and Fresh Mint each list 100 mg of caffeine per pouch, while magnesium and potassium are identified as part of hydration support. Those facts belong to the two collaboration products, not to every future PULSE formula.+
What this record establishesThe first PULSE × Clocked N’ Loaded products combined a performance community context with an inspectable formula record. Blue Razz Ice and Fresh Mint each list 100 mg of caffeine per pouch, while magnesium and potassium are identified as part of hydration support. Those facts belong to the two collaboration products, not to every future PULSE formula.
PULSE Fresh Mint energy pouch can
The verified record

The first PULSE × Clocked N’ Loaded products combined a performance community context with an inspectable formula record. Blue Razz Ice and Fresh Mint each list 100 mg of caffeine per pouch, while magnesium and potassium are identified as part of hydration support. Those facts belong to the two collaboration products, not to every future PULSE formula.

What changed

The reader sees how community context, product development and formula accuracy combine without treating the partnership as proof of performance.

The reporting angle

The verified PULSE × Clocked N’ Loaded record covers two limited edition products, Blue Razz Ice and Fresh Mint, which entered the U.S. market in mid February 2026. Their official pages each list 100 mg of caffeine per pouch and identify magnesium and potassium as part of hydration support. Reporting must keep those facts attached to the collaboration products and must not generalize 100 mg to PULSE, READY, ENDURANCE or RECOVERY. The collaboration’s combat sports context does not establish athlete endorsement, efficacy, absorption, hydration, endurance, safety or improved performance. It also does not establish distribution scale, sell through, repeat purchase, market share or financial return. Current price, availability, packaging and formula information should be verified through the official product pages, while team development and company chronology should be sourced to the separate WPG records.

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  • Treat product availability, commercial results and third party relationships as current only when their dated records support them.
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