Evogen - CLA - 90 Softgels

Evogen CLA is a conjugated linoleic acid softgel: 1,000mg of CLA per softgel, 90 softgels per bottle, one softgel per serving. CLA is a fatty acid studied for its role in body composition, and it is a stimulant-free way to support a diet and training plan. Take one softgel up to three times a day with meals, so a bottle lasts 30 days at the full daily amount. Evogen does not publish the oil source, isomer breakdown or softgel shell ingredients in its page text, so check the label if you avoid gelatin or have allergies.†

Supplement Facts: Evogen CLA (Per 1 Softgel / 90 Servings)

Fatty Acid

• Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA): 1,000mg

• No proprietary blends; single-ingredient formula
• 90 softgels, 90 servings (30 days at 3 softgels daily)
• Take 1 softgel up to 3 times daily, preferably with meals
• Softgel shell, other ingredients and allergen statement are not listed in Evogen's page text; read the label before use if you have allergies or avoid gelatin.
• Stimulant free

About Evogen

Evogen Nutrition was built with Hany Rambod, the 25X Olympia-winning coach, and manufactures in cGMP facilities. The lineup covers pre-workouts, aminos, protein and diet support. CLA is one of the simplest products in the diet management side of the catalog. It pairs with any of Evogen's stimulant-based fat burners, or stands on its own for people who want nothing that affects sleep.†

Conjugated Linoleic Acid 1,000mg

CLA is a group of fatty acids found naturally in beef and dairy, and supplement CLA is usually made from plant oils. It has been studied for its effects on body composition, with research results that are modest and mixed. It is not a stimulant, so it will not raise your heart rate or keep you awake. The realistic role is a small support piece next to a calorie deficit, protein intake and consistent training. It supports metabolism as part of a plan, not in place of one.†

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How much CLA should I take per day?
   Evogen's directions are one softgel up to three times per day, preferably with meals. That is up to 3,000mg of CLA daily. Starting with one softgel a day for the first week lets you check how your stomach handles it. Stop use if you get an upset stomach.†
2. Does CLA have caffeine?
   No. CLA is a fatty acid, not a stimulant. You can take it with dinner without affecting sleep. That makes it easy to stack with a thermogenic you take in the morning.†
3. How long does a bottle last?
   At the full three softgels a day, a 90-count bottle lasts 30 days. At one or two softgels a day, it lasts longer. CLA research has generally looked at weeks to months of steady use. Consistency matters more than timing.†
4. Can I take it with other fat burners?
   Yes, CLA is commonly stacked with thermogenics, carnitine and glucose disposal agents. Because it is stimulant free, it does not add to your daily caffeine load. Read the labels of anything you combine it with. If you have a medical condition or take medication, check with your doctor first.†

How to Take Evogen CLA

Take one softgel up to three times per day, preferably with meals. Do not exceed three softgels per day. Taking it with food helps it sit well on the stomach. Not for use if you are pregnant, expecting to become pregnant or nursing. See a physician before use if you take prescription medication, are scheduled for surgery, or have a pre-existing condition.

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Who Should Exercise Caution with CLA

• Not for anyone under 18
• Do not use if pregnant, expecting to become pregnant, or nursing
• Evogen says not to use it if you have diabetes, metabolic syndrome or insulin resistance
• Talk to your doctor first if you have cardiovascular risk factors or take prescription medication
• Stop use two weeks before surgery, or if you get an upset stomach

†These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.