Leader Formulas Recalled RAPTURE Preworkout
The manufacturer issued a nationwide recall for a preworkout product containing a prohibited substance.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Body Building
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Leader Formulas, LLC. has initiated a voluntary recall of its RAPTURE Preworkout after testing confirmed the presence of 1,3-Dimethylamylamine (DMAA). The recall affects products distributed across the United States.
Why it matters
The presence of DMAA in supplements poses health risks, leading the FDA to restrict its use in dietary products. This recall ensures that consumers are alerted to the potential presence of the unapproved stimulant in their fitness supplements.
The recall affects 450g containers of RAPTURE Preworkout labeled with lot number 260327-4. No adverse events related to the product have been reported to the company as of the recall date.
The players
Leader Formulas, LLC.
Leader Formulas, LLC. is a supplement manufacturer based in Tomball, Texas, that produces various fitness-related products.
FDA
The Food and Drug Administration is the federal agency responsible for regulating food and dietary supplements to ensure public safety.
The details
The FDA identified the stimulant DMAA during routine testing, prompting the Tomball, Texas-based company to pull the affected lot from shelves. Customers who purchased this specific batch are eligible for a full refund when returning the item to their place of purchase.
Timeline
The recalled preworkout was distributed between 1/29/25 and 5/25/26.
The public notification of the recall was issued on 2026-10-07.
Roadmap
This recall underscores the ongoing regulatory scrutiny within the sports nutrition industry regarding stimulants in preworkout formulas. It highlights the gap between manufacturer compliance and federal safety mandates in the rapidly growing supplement market.
Consumers who possess the 450g containers should check the lot number 260327-4 on their packaging immediately. Those holding the product can obtain a full refund by returning it to the retail location where it was purchased.
The takeaway
Always verify the lot numbers on supplement containers against official recall databases to ensure product safety. Maintaining awareness of FDA ingredient advisories can help athletes avoid prohibited or potentially harmful substances.
Further reading
For more information on trends in supplements, visit the Body Building section.
More information
To report a safety issue or learn more about the recall, visit the FDA MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting program.
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