Pump Sauce

Pump Sauce is a liquid glycerol-based, stimulant-free pump supplement that you shoot, mix, or pour into whatever you are already drinking — available in 16 full servings (32 half servings) per bottle. Four simple ingredients. No powder to clump. No chalky texture. No proprietary blends. Just 20 grams of glycerol, 4 grams of Citrulline Malate, 1.5 grams of Agmatine Sulfate, and 400mg of Pink Himalayan Salt in a ready-to-consume liquid that hits faster than powder because there is nothing to dissolve and no first-pass dissolution step. FDA inspected facility. Third-party tested. Zero caffeine. Stacks with everything.†

Supplement Facts — Pump Sauce (Per Full 4 Tbsp / 2 Cap Serving)

• Glycerol — 20,000mg (20g)
• Citrulline Malate — 4,000mg (4g)
• Agmatine Sulfate — 1,500mg (1.5g)
• Pink Himalayan Salt (Sodium) — 400mg
• Other Ingredients: Filtered Water, Natural and Artificial Flavors, Citric Acid, Malic Acid, Sucralose, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate
• Zero stimulants. Zero caffeine. No proprietary blends. Fully disclosed.
• Water soluble — mixes with any beverage or pre-workout.
• FDA-inspected facility. Third-party tested.
• 16 full servings (32 half servings) per bottle.
• Half serving (2 tbsp / 1 cap): 10g Glycerol / 2g Citrulline Malate / 750mg Agmatine Sulfate / 200mg Himalayan Salt

What's Inside Pump Sauce — Four Ingredients, One Format Difference

Why Liquid Delivery Changes the Game for Pump Ingredients

Glycerol and citrulline in powder form present a well-known problem: they are hygroscopic and clump aggressively, making powders that contain meaningful doses of either compound difficult to work with and inconsistent in dissolution. Anyone who has opened a pre-workout heavy in glycerol knows what the humidity-hardened powder brick at the bottom looks like. More functionally, powder-based supplements require dissolution time in the stomach before absorption begins — whereas liquid supplements are already in solution and begin absorbing immediately upon consumption. For pump-specific ingredients where onset timing matters for the training window, liquid delivery is a genuine performance advantage, not a marketing gimmick.†

Glycerol — 20,000mg (20g)

Glycerol is the central compound in Pump Sauce and the primary reason the liquid format exists — getting 20 grams of glycerol into a palatable, water-soluble, shelf-stable product that is not a thick syrup or a clumping powder requires more formulation work than a standard pre-workout. At 20g per full serving, Pump Sauce delivers the kind of glycerol dose that powdered pre-workouts rarely include because of the handling challenges it creates.†

Glycerol is a three-carbon polyol that functions as an osmolyte — it draws water into the cells and intravascular compartment along with it through osmotic mechanisms, increasing total body water content and blood plasma volume. The practical effects of this "hyperhydration" state are direct: more blood in circulation means more blood available for delivery to working muscle. More intracellular water means greater cell volumization — the muscle fullness and visual swelling that creates the skin-tight pump. More plasma volume means more sustained cardiovascular performance during training because the cardiovascular system has a larger fluid reserve to work with before fatigue-related plasma volume contraction begins. Research on glycerol hyperhydration consistently shows improvements in endurance performance, time to exhaustion, and vascularity when taken pre-exercise with adequate water — the "more water you drink, the more swell you can achieve" principle is glycerol's osmotic mechanism at work.†

Citrulline Malate — 4,000mg (4g)

Citrulline Malate is the nitric oxide pathway ingredient in the formula — the mechanism that dilates blood vessels to allow the blood volume that glycerol is increasing to flood into muscle more aggressively. L-Citrulline converts to L-Arginine in the kidneys, which then serves as the substrate for nitric oxide synthase (NOS) enzymes that produce nitric oxide — the vasodilatory signaling molecule responsible for smooth muscle relaxation in blood vessel walls. More nitric oxide means wider vessels, more blood flow, more pronounced pumps, and better nutrient and oxygen delivery to working muscle throughout the training session.†

The malate component of Citrulline Malate is malic acid — a Krebs cycle intermediate that supports aerobic energy metabolism by facilitating the conversion of lactate back to pyruvate, helping buffer the metabolic byproducts that accumulate during high-intensity exercise and extend muscular endurance. At 4g per full serving, Pump Sauce provides the research-effective dose of Citrulline Malate for both vasodilation and endurance benefits.†

Agmatine Sulfate — 1,500mg (1.5g)

Agmatine is a decarboxylated metabolite of arginine that extends the nitric oxide pump effect through a different mechanism than citrulline. While citrulline drives nitric oxide production by increasing arginine substrate availability, agmatine inhibits arginase — the enzyme that breaks down arginine in the bloodstream. By blocking arginine's degradation, agmatine prolongs the arginine and nitric oxide signal that citrulline generates. The result is more sustained, longer-lasting vascular dilation and pump throughout the session rather than a peak-and-decline curve.†

Agmatine also interacts with imidazoline receptors in the central nervous system, producing a mood-elevating and focus-enhancing effect that complements the physical pump without any stimulant mechanism. At 1.5g per full serving, Pump Sauce includes the dose at which agmatine's synergistic pump-extending effects are clinically relevant.†

Pink Himalayan Salt — 400mg

The sodium in Pink Himalayan Salt plays a specific role in the glycerol hyperhydration strategy: sodium is the primary extracellular osmolyte that helps retain the water that glycerol draws into the body. Without adequate sodium, excess water is simply excreted — glycerol's hyperhydration effect is significantly stronger when paired with sodium intake, as the two osmolytes work together to hold water in the vascular and intracellular compartments where it drives the pump. The 400mg serving also contributes to replacing sweat sodium losses during training, supporting the sustained muscle contractility and nerve impulse transmission that depend on proper sodium balance.†

Frequently Asked Questions About Pump Sauce

1. How do I take Pump Sauce — shoot it or mix it?
   Both work. Pump Sauce is water-soluble and mixes cleanly into any beverage — water, a pre-workout, an energy drink, a protein shake. Shooting it straight from the bottle cap (the cap serves as a measuring cup) is the most convenient option, especially on the go. The brand's "Shoot it. Mix it. Get Sauced." positioning captures the flexibility — there is no wrong method. For maximum pump effect, whatever format you use, drink plenty of water alongside it. Glycerol's hyperhydration mechanism scales with fluid intake — more water taken with Pump Sauce means more osmotically retained fluid driving greater muscle fullness and vascular response.†
2. Should I use a half serving or full serving?
   Full serving (4 tbsp / 2 cap tops / 20g glycerol) for maximum pump intensity — ideal for high-volume hypertrophy training, chest/shoulder/arm sessions, physique training, or any workout where you specifically want maximum visual pump and vascularity. Half serving (2 tbsp / 1 cap / 10g glycerol) is appropriate for strength-focused sessions where pump is secondary, for beginners assessing tolerance, or for stretching the bottle to 32 uses. The half serving is still 10g of glycerol — more than most powdered pump products include at full dose.†
3. Can I stack Pump Sauce with my stimulant pre-workout?
   Yes — this is one of the most popular use cases. Pump Sauce adds the glycerol hyperhydration, extended nitric oxide effect, and agmatine-driven pump to whatever pre-workout you are already taking without adding any stimulants. Most pre-workouts skimp on pump ingredients to make room for caffeine and beta-alanine. Pump Sauce fills that gap. Mix it into your pre-workout drink directly, or shoot it alongside. You get the energy and focus from your pre-workout plus the pump intensity from Pump Sauce — a combination that covers the full training experience better than either product alone.†
4. When should I take it relative to training?
   15-30 minutes before training. Because it is already in liquid solution, Pump Sauce absorbs faster than powdered pump supplements — most users report onset within 10-15 minutes versus the 30-45 minute window required for powders. Glycerol's hyperhydration effect also requires adequate fluid intake to maximize — begin drinking water in the 30-60 minutes before your session for the best pump response.†

How to Take Pump Sauce

Take 4 tablespoons (2 cap tops) 15-30 minutes before training. Can be shot directly or mixed into 8-16oz of water or any beverage. Drink plenty of water before and during training — glycerol's pump effect is directly enhanced by adequate hydration. Begin with one cap (half serving) to assess tolerance if new to glycerol supplements. Refrigerate after opening for best flavor. Store in a cool, dry place. Stacks cleanly with any stimulant or non-stimulant pre-workout, creatine, EAAs, and electrolytes.†

Why Buy at Get Yok'd

• Real-time inventory across all five Southern California stores
• Available in Burbank, Glendale, Glendale Galleria, Pasadena, and North Hollywood
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• Owned and operated by fitness enthusiasts who actually use what we sell

Who Should Not Take Pump Sauce

• Not for use by persons under 18
• Not for pregnant or nursing women
• Consult a physician before use if you have cardiovascular conditions — citrulline and agmatine both lower blood pressure through vasodilation and may interact with cardiovascular medications or blood pressure drugs
• Consult a physician before use if you have kidney disease — glycerol at high doses affects fluid balance and renal handling of water
• Consult a physician before use if taking any blood pressure medications or nitrate medications (nitroglycerin, PDE5 inhibitors) — citrulline-driven nitric oxide production can significantly potentiate these drugs
• Do not take without drinking adequate water — glycerol's osmotic mechanism requires fluid to work correctly; taking without adequate hydration can cause headaches and nausea
• Keep out of reach of children

†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.