Can I just drink regular beetroot juice?
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Regular beetroot juice | |
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| Consistent dose | Varies by batch | |
| Developed in Norway · 19 years R&D | Unknown origin | |
| Anti-doping tested | Unknown purity | |
| GI-friendly | May cause distress |
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"Stamox has a massive impact on my aerobic efficiency. I can maintain a 380-watt threshold at just 145 bpm, compared to 153 bpm without it - my heart rate dropped 8 beats."
- Arvid Johannesen, Norwegian & Nordic Champion Cyclist


Formulated by Dr. Nils Reither (2007)
Developed in Norway through 19 years of research. Tested on elite cyclists and rowers.
Raw beetroot powders contain fibers and oxalates that cause stomach issues during hard efforts. Stamox is a highly refined extract—we isolate the active matrix and remove the fibrous compounds for maximum tolerability.
However, as with any sports nutrition, we always recommend testing your dosing protocol in training before using it on race day.
Regular beetroot juice varies enormously in strength — one bottle may work, the next may not. Most products are not tested or standardised, so dosing is guesswork. Stamox delivers a consistent, measured dose every scoop — with the full beetroot matrix intact (nitrates, betaine, betalains). Trusted by elite athletes for 19 years.
Yes. Stamox undergoes rigorous testing by the Anti-Doping Laboratory in Cambridge.
They confirm it is 100% free from prohibited substances and natural contaminants. We regularly submit batch samples and can provide certification documents upon request.
Mix 1-2 tablespoons into 500ml of cold water, juice, or your pre-workout 2–3 hours before training or racing. Skip mouthwash and breath mints for at least 2 hours after taking Stamox, as mouthwash kills the oral bacteria required to convert dietary nitrates into nitric oxide.