

Liger Nutrition appears to market a “Complex Gainer” mass‑gainer supplement.
A listing I found is titled “Liger Nutrition Comples [sic] Gainer 20 Servings.
Some advertisements/promotions for “Liger Gainer” claim features like ~50 g protein per serving, high calories, plus creatine to support muscle/weight gain — common pitch for mass gainers.
Because I couldn’t find a verified public nutrition‑label for the 2 kg Liger product, I use general mass‑gainer data (for comparison):
Many mass‑gainers deliver 590–770 kcal per serving, with ~34–49 g protein + ~88–141 g carbs.
Fat is typically low (e.g. 4–6 g per serving) in these formulas.
Common ingredients: whey protein (or blend), maltodextrin (carb), sometimes added creatine or BCAAs depending on product.
From broader user and community experiences with mass‑gainers:
Some users report that mass gainers give “a lot of carbs and sugars,” which can lead to fat gain rather than lean muscle — especially if not combined with proper training or balanced diet.
Others argue that you might get similar calorie/protein intake via “real food” (rice, oats, peanut butter, milk, etc.) — which sometimes is healthier and cheaper.
If you have digestive sensitivities, or if you’re not exercising regularly and intensively, results may skew toward fat gain rather than muscle.