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Written by TJ, Fitness Deal News | 10+ Years of Reviewing Supplements

Afterdark’s label design game is not new to me.
Inhuman, still one of my favorites, was a mood-elevation, dancing-in-the-zone type pre-workout, happy energy, not aggressive at all.
Void looks nothing like it.
Different design language entirely, some psychedelic joker artwork going on that I honestly don’t fully get the reference to, but it looks cool and has actual texture to the tub.
This was my third time running it before giving my take.
21 servings (Alpha Lion started that trend, makes it feel like more than a standard 20), 22.5g per scoop.
Full scoop only, I didn’t test a half scoop on this one.

Beyond that there’s a long tail of additional focus-related ingredients, this is clearly not a cheap formula to put together.
A lot of the label is small-print extras that don’t move the needle much on their own, but the core pump stack and the 3mg alpha yohimbine are the parts worth paying attention to.
1. Flavor
Blue Madness. On an offensiveness scale of 1 to 10, this is a 1.5. Genuinely tasty, drinkable even outside of a workout context.
2. Mood and Focus
This has nothing in common with Inhuman. If you loved Inhuman and expected Void to be a bigger version of that same happy, dancing energy, it is not that at all.
Where Inhuman is EDM, Void is thrash metal. This is aggressive. Go-go-go, get-out-of-my-way energy, not a happy vibe.
3. Energy and Stim Effects
Takes about 25 to 30 minutes to really pick up, but once it does, it does not let up.
You feel the alpha yohimbine clearly, though on paper 3mg should hit harder than it actually feels, this reads closer to a well-dosed 2mg experience to me, which happens to be my personal sweet spot.
You get urgency, focus, aggressiveness, and only mild side effects at that level.
I finished a call right before recording this and was noticeably more aggressive on it, in a good way, go-go-go focus the entire time.
4. Pumps
Solid. Genuinely good pumps here, the citrulline plus glycerol stack does its job.
If you’ve run Ronnie Coleman Signature Series or Anarchy Labs before, this lands in a similar aggressive, focus-forward lane.
Void has nothing to do with Inhuman despite sharing a brand, and that’s fine as long as you know what you’re walking into.
This is an aggressive, trash-metal energy pre-workout with real pumps and a well-executed multi-source caffeine matrix.
If you like aggressive, go-go-go pre-workouts and want something that also looks great on the shelf, this is worth a shot.
If aggressive stimulant experiences aren’t your thing, skip this one, it is not for you.
If everything I just described sounds like your kind of workout, the link is below along with a coupon code.
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Afterdark Inhuman Pre Workout Review
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