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Pharmafreak is one of those brands people find through one product and then stick with. Usually it is Ripped Freak, sometimes it is Test Freak, and every so often it is the pre-workout.
The range is small, which makes it easy to explain. Four products, three jobs: a test-support capsule, two versions of a hybrid fat burner, and one big pre-workout. This guide covers what each one is, who it suits, and what we actually have on the shelf. Prices are as at 9 September 2026.
The short answer
- Test Freak is the capsule test-support base: fenugreek, tribulus and a ZMA style mineral blend, 30 serves.
- Ripped Freak is the original one capsule hybrid fat burner, 60 serves, and the cheapest way into the brand.
- Ripped Freak 2.0 is the newer version, built around SINETROL instead of the original plant blend.
- Achilles Freak 300 is the all in one pre-workout with 300mg of caffeine per scoop.
- Two of the four are in stock right now. The other two come and go, so check the product page before you plan a block around them.
Test Freak: the capsule test-support base
Pharmafreak Test Freak Testosterone Booster (30 Serves) is the one most people search for by name. It is a 120 capsule bottle at $60.85, which works out to 30 serves.
The product page describes it as a test-support formula for lifters who want to back up hard training with a herbal and mineral foundation. Per serve it lists 1,100mg of fenugreek and 1,000mg of tribulus terrestris, alongside saw palmetto, stinging nettle and a full ZMA style mineral base with zinc and magnesium.
Who it suits: someone already lifting consistently, eating enough and sleeping properly, who wants a foundation product on top of that. Pharmafreak is blunt about this on the page, calling it a foundation supplement rather than a magic bullet. We would say the same thing. If your training or your food is the weak link, fix that first and save the $60.
If you want the wider argument before you buy, we covered the whole category in do test boosters work.
Ripped Freak and Ripped Freak 2.0: the hybrid fat burner line
This is the line that built the brand, and there are two versions of it on the shelf.
Pharmafreak Ripped Freak (60 Serves) is the original, $51.85 for 60 capsules. Instead of stacking stimulants, the formula combines several plant based thermogenic and metabolism-supporting extracts into one capsule. The page lists green tea, green coffee bean and a stimulant olive leaf extract standardised for oleuropein, paired with CH-19 Sweet Red Pepper extract and a raspberry ketone complex. One capsule is a full serve, which is the part people like: no handful of pills, no four times a day schedule.
Pharmafreak Ripped Freak 2.0 - NZ (60 Serves) is the rebuild, $64.85. It is based on SINETROL, a patented citrus and guarana blend, plus caffeine, Grains of Paradise and a spread of B vitamins for energy and focus. It is also a one capsule serve, but the page has you take it twice a day with meals, so a bottle moves through faster than the original. Note that 2.0 is out of stock at the time of writing.
Both contain caffeine. Ripped Freak 2.0 lists 189 mg of caffeine per capsule, and it is taken twice a day, so that is 378 mg across a day before any pre-workout or flat white. The original Ripped Freak folds its caffeine into a 400 mg complex with green tea, olive leaf and green coffee bean extracts, so the label does not break out a caffeine figure on its own. If you are stacking either with a pre-workout, count conservatively.
Neither of these does the work for you. They sit inside a training block and a calorie controlled diet, which is exactly how Pharmafreak frames 2.0 on its own page. If you want to see how the range reads against the rest of the category, our best fat burner NZ rundown covers the alternatives.
Achilles Freak 300: the all in one pre-workout
Pharmafreak Achilles Freak 300 - Guava Elixir, 184g (20 Serves) is the odd one out in the range, and the only flavoured powder. It is $63.95 for a 184g tub of 20 serves, in Guava Elixir. Stock on this one comes and goes, so check the product page.
The formula is built around a 300mg caffeine hit with CarnoSyn beta alanine for endurance, L-tyrosine for focus, and the EndoFlo blend plus AstraGin and Senactiv for blood flow and nutrient uptake. D-aspartic acid, zinc, vitamin D3, maca and epimedium round it out, which is where the brand ties its pre-workout back to the Test Freak side of the range.
Three hundred milligrams in one scoop is a strong serve. If you already run a stim pre-workout you will know whether that suits you. If you do not, start at half a scoop and train early in the day. You can line it up against everything else we carry in pre-workout.
How the lines compare
| If you want | Go for | Serves | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| A daily capsule base alongside hard training | Test Freak | 30 | $60.85 |
| The original one capsule hybrid, cheapest entry | Ripped Freak | 60 | $51.85 |
| The newer SINETROL version, taken twice daily | Ripped Freak 2.0 | 60 | $64.85 |
| One scoop of strong pre-workout | Achilles Freak 300 | 20 | $63.95 |
A couple of honest notes on that table. Ripped Freak is the best value per serve in the range, and it is the one we would point a first time buyer at. Achilles Freak 300 has the fewest serves of the four, so the cost per session is higher than the tub price makes it look. And Test Freak is a slow product by design: you are not meant to feel it on day two.
One more thing. Do not run Achilles Freak 300 and a Ripped Freak on the same day without thinking about it, because both bring caffeine to the party.
Where NZ Supps fits
We are a Kiwi owned store in Palmerston North, and we carry the range in the Pharmafreak collection, with the capsule products grouped in Pharmafreak health and wellness.
If you are shopping the job rather than the brand, testosterone support and weight management show you what else sits next to these on the shelf.
Shipping is free on NZ orders over $75, and everything goes out of our own stock in Palmerston North rather than an offshore warehouse. If a product says out of stock, that is real, and the page will not let you order it.
FAQ
What is the difference between Ripped Freak and Ripped Freak 2.0? Ripped Freak is the original hybrid formula, built around green tea, green coffee bean, olive leaf extract, CH-19 Sweet Red Pepper and a raspberry ketone complex. Ripped Freak 2.0 is the newer version built around SINETROL, a citrus and guarana blend, plus caffeine, Grains of Paradise and B vitamins. Both are one capsule per serve and both come in 60 serves.
How many capsules is a serve of Ripped Freak? One capsule is a full serve of the original Ripped Freak, which is why a 60 serve bottle lasts two months at one a day. Ripped Freak 2.0 is also a one capsule serve, but the page has you take it twice a day with meals. Always follow the label on the bottle you have.
How much caffeine is in Achilles Freak 300? The product page lists 300mg of caffeine per scoop, which puts it at the strong end of the pre-workouts we stock. That is a lot if you are new to stims or you train in the evening. Start with a half scoop and see how you sleep before you go to a full one.
Is Test Freak a steroid? No. Test Freak is a capsule blend of herbal extracts and minerals, mainly fenugreek, tribulus terrestris, saw palmetto, stinging nettle and a ZMA style mineral base. The product page calls it a foundation supplement to sit alongside hard training, good food and sleep, not a replacement for any of them.
How does shipping work if I order Pharmafreak from NZ Supps? We hold the range in our own stock in Palmerston North and ship from there, so nothing waits on an offshore warehouse. Shipping is free on NZ orders over $75. If something in the range is out of stock, the product page will say so rather than letting you order it.
