Kevin Levrone Anabolic Mass 7kg

Kevin Levrone Anabolic Mass 7kg is a powdered mass gainer with protein, carbohydrates and a blend of additional ingredients. The manufacturer’s catalogue lists 42g of protein and 54g of carbohydrate per 120g serving, with approximately 58 servings per 7kg tub. Mix it with water or milk according to the directions on your packaging.

A mass gainer can be a convenient way to add a shake to your diet. It does not guarantee that weight gained will be muscle, and it does not replace meals, training or recovery. Check the tub for the current nutrition panel, flavour-specific ingredients, allergens and serving instructions.

At a glance

• Brand: Kevin Levrone Signature Series
• Product: Anabolic Mass
• Pack size: 7kg
• Serving size listed in the catalogue: 120g, approximately two scoops
• Servings per 7kg tub: Approximately 58
• Protein per 120g serving: 42g
• Carbohydrate per 120g serving: 54g
• Energy per 120g serving: 414kcal, according to the newer catalogue listing
• Additional listed ingredients: Taurine, D-aspartic acid, calcium HMB, creatine monohydrate, L-arginine, L-ornithine and fenugreek extract
• Allergen: Contains milk-derived ingredients; check the full label

The product catalogue lists both 3kg and 7kg sizes. It gives a 120g serving and indicates approximately 58 servings for the 7kg tub. Kevin Levrone product catalogue

What is Anabolic Mass?

Anabolic Mass is a powdered mass gainer designed to be mixed into a drink. Its product formula combines protein and carbohydrates with a blend of additional ingredients. The 7kg pack is a larger format for people who already use the product regularly and prefer buying a bulk-size tub.

The name “Anabolic Mass” is the product’s brand name. It should not be read as a promise that the product will cause a particular change in body composition. Changes in body weight and muscle mass depend on overall food intake, training, rest and individual factors.

The product can be included as part of a varied diet when a convenient shake fits your routine. It is not essential for gaining weight, and it does not replace meals or a balanced eating pattern.

Nutrition information per serving

The table below uses the newer product catalogue listing. Product formulas and labels may vary across markets or production batches, and older product listings show different values. Check the packaging you receive before relying on these figures for dietary tracking.

Additional ingredients listed per serving

The catalogue also includes a 360g column, but the standard serving size is listed as 120g. Do not treat 360g as one serving unless your own product label specifically instructs you to do so. If your tub shows different nutrition values, use those values instead.

Protein and carbohydrates in your diet

A 120g serving is listed as containing 42g of protein and 54g of carbohydrate. Protein contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass, an authorised claim that can be used when the applicable conditions of use are met.

Carbohydrates are one of the macronutrients in the product. The amount you need depends on your overall diet and activity. The shake’s carbohydrate and calorie content should be counted as part of your daily intake, rather than treated as additional calories outside your meal plan.

A mass gainer can be convenient if you want to add a drink to your day. You can also increase food portions or add snacks using ordinary foods. Consider your overall eating pattern and choose an approach that suits your appetite, routine and dietary preferences.

Additional ingredients in the formula

Anabolic Mass includes several ingredients alongside protein and carbohydrates. The manufacturer’s product catalogue lists taurine, D-aspartic acid, calcium HMB, creatine monohydrate, L-arginine, L-ornithine and fenugreek seed extract.

These ingredients are listed here as product composition details. Their presence does not guarantee a specific outcome, and this page does not claim the product treats or prevents a medical condition. If you use other supplements, review their labels to understand any overlapping ingredients.

Creatine monohydrate

The product catalogue lists 1,800mg of creatine monohydrate per 120g serving, of which 1,600mg is creatine. Those are two different quantities: one refers to the full compound and the other to the amount of creatine it provides. Check the label on your tub if you are tracking creatine intake or using a separate creatine supplement.

Calcium HMB

The formula lists 1,800mg of calcium HMB per serving. Check the product label for the exact ingredient name and amount on your version of the product.

Taurine, D-aspartic acid, L-arginine and L-ornithine

The catalogue also lists taurine, D-aspartic acid, L-arginine and L-ornithine. Use the per-serving amounts in the table as a guide to what the catalogue declares; the product packaging remains the authoritative source for your tub.

Fenugreek seed extract

Fenugreek seed extract is listed at 360mg per 120g serving. People with allergies or dietary concerns should check the complete ingredient and allergen information before use.

How to prepare Anabolic Mass 7kg

Follow the directions on your tub. The product catalogue lists a serving size of 120g, approximately two scoops. One retailer listing recommends mixing a serving with around 200ml of water or skimmed milk, but liquid amounts and directions may differ by version. Use the instructions on your packaging.

A simple preparation method is:

1. Measure the liquid specified on your tub into a shaker or blender.
2. Add the powder serving as directed.
3. Shake or blend until mixed.
4. Drink soon after preparation, following any storage directions on the label.

If you prefer a thinner shake, you may be able to add more liquid, unless the product instructions say otherwise. Mixing with milk changes the total nutrition of the drink, including calories, protein, carbohydrate and fat. Include those additions in your daily totals if you track them.

A 120g serving is a relatively large amount of powder. If you are new to the product or find a full shake difficult to drink, check whether the label allows for smaller portions. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.

How long does a 7kg tub last?

At a listed serving size of 120g, the manufacturer’s catalogue indicates approximately 58 servings in the 7kg pack. This is based on dividing the tub’s net weight by the serving size: 7,000g ÷ 120g is around 58 servings.

The tub will last for a different length of time depending on how often you use it and how much powder you measure per serving. Using a kitchen scale can help you measure portions consistently. Scoops are convenient, but the amount they hold can vary depending on how the powder settles and how densely it is packed.

Choosing a serving that fits your routine

The serving listed in the catalogue is 120g, but your daily intake should be considered as a whole. Think about what you normally eat and drink before adding a shake. If your meals already meet your energy and protein needs, a mass gainer may not be necessary.

If you are using Anabolic Mass to add a convenient drink, decide when it fits best with your meals and schedule. Some people choose to have shakes between meals; others use them after training or at another time that works for them. The timing is a practical choice, not a guarantee of results.

A mass gainer is not automatically suitable for every goal. If you are tracking calories, the serving’s energy should be included in your daily total. If you have a specific health condition or dietary target, ask a registered dietitian or healthcare professional for individual advice.

Flavours and availability

The manufacturer’s catalogue lists a broad range of flavours, including Chocolate, Chocolate with Hazelnut, Toffee, Banana, Vanilla, Vanilla-Almond, Strawberry, White Chocolate Coconut, Pistachio Ice Cream, Raspberry, Cookies Cream, Snikers, Bunty, Coffee Frappe, Strawberry-Banana and Choco-Oro.

Flavour names and availability vary by retailer and market, and not every flavour may be available in the UK. Some flavours may also use different colourings or flavouring ingredients. Check the specific tub listing and packaging for the flavour you intend to buy.

Who might choose the 7kg size?

The 7kg tub may suit people who use mass gainer regularly and want a larger pack. It provides more servings than a smaller tub and may reduce how often you need to reorder. Before buying a bulk size, consider whether you have tried the product and flavour before, and whether you have enough dry storage space.

A large tub should be stored as directed by the manufacturer. Keep it sealed between uses and use a dry scoop to help prevent moisture entering the powder. Check the best-before date and follow any instructions for using the product after opening.

The product is intended for physically active adults, but that does not mean it is suitable for every person. Check the ingredients and allergen statements, especially if you have a milk allergy, lactose intolerance or other dietary restriction.

Anabolic Mass compared with whey protein and whole foods

A mass gainer, a whey protein powder and a meal made from whole foods have different nutrition profiles and practical uses. A mass gainer contains both protein and carbohydrate, while a typical whey powder may provide a higher proportion of protein with fewer calories per serving. Whole-food meals offer a range of nutrients and can be adjusted according to ingredients and portion sizes.

Compare the actual nutrition labels rather than relying on product names or broad marketing descriptions. The best choice depends on what you need and what you enjoy using.

Frequently asked questions

How many servings are in Anabolic Mass 7kg?

The catalogue lists approximately 58 servings at 120g per serving. The number you get will depend on how much powder you use each time.

How many calories are in a 120g serving?

The newer product catalogue lists 414kcal per 120g serving. Some older product listings show different calorie values, so check the label on your tub before tracking or publishing the figure.

How much protein is in one serving?

The newer catalogue lists 42g of protein per 120g serving. Confirm the figure on your packaging, as product information may vary between versions.

How much carbohydrate does a serving contain?

The catalogue lists 54g of carbohydrate per 120g serving, including 12g of sugars. Check the nutrition panel on your tub for the exact values.

Does Anabolic Mass contain creatine?

The catalogue lists 1,800mg of creatine monohydrate per serving, of which 1,600mg is creatine. Confirm the current amount on your label, particularly if you use a separate creatine supplement.

How should I mix it?

Use the liquid amount and preparation directions on the tub. A retailer listing suggests around 200ml of water or skimmed milk per 120g serving, but your product label should be followed.

Can I mix it with milk?

Check your tub’s directions. Milk can change the taste and texture, and it adds calories and nutrients to the finished shake. The product contains milk-derived protein, so review allergen information if you have a milk-related dietary concern.

Will it make me gain muscle without training?

A supplement cannot guarantee muscle gain. Changes in body weight and body composition depend on your total diet, training, rest and individual circumstances. Use the product only as part of an appropriate routine.

Can I take it every day?

Follow the serving directions on the product label and consider the rest of your diet. If you have a medical condition, take medication or use other supplements, consult a healthcare professional if you are unsure about daily use.

Is the 7kg tub suitable for beginners?

The tub size does not determine whether a product is suitable for a beginner. Consider the serving size, ingredients, nutrition information and your dietary needs. You may prefer to try a smaller pack first if you have not used the product before.

How should I store the powder?

Follow the instructions on the packaging. Keep the tub sealed, store it in a dry place, use a dry scoop and check the best-before date.