Liger Thunder Bird

Here’s what I found about **Liger “Liger Thunder Bird” — what it is, what we do know, and what remains unclear (because public info is limited).

What is Liger Thunder Bird?

• According to an online retailer listing, Liger Thunder Bird is sold as a “pre‑workout” supplement. 

• It appears available for purchase in Egypt (or regional markets) — the listing shows a price range (per serving / bottle) in Egyptian Pounds. 

What info is available — and what’s missing?

What is known?

• It is labeled as a pre‑workout product. 

• It’s offered by a supplement store (so presumably packaged and sold as a standard pre‑workout product). 

What is not clearly available publicly?

• I could not find a reliable, full ingredients list for “Liger Thunder Bird.” In the listing I saw, there were no details about ingredients, macros, stimulant content, etc. 

• There are no independent reviews or scientific breakdowns of Liger Thunder Bird’s effects, safety, or user feedback — at least none I found in publicly accessible sources. 

Because of that, it's hard to say exactly what “you get” from this supplement (in terms of amino‑acids, caffeine or other stimulants, nitric‑oxide boosters, etc.).

What to assume / What to watch out for

Given what typical pre‑workout supplements often include — and since we can’t confirm Liger’s formula — if you consider using something like “Thunder Bird,” keep in mind:

• It may contain stimulants (caffeine or similar) and pump / performance boosters (like nitric‑oxide precursors, amino‑acids) — typical for pre‑workout supplements. 

• Because the formula isn’t transparent publicly — you run risk of not knowing exactly what and how much you’re ingesting.

• As with all supplements: results, effects, and safety depend heavily on your overall diet, hydration, health status (especially heart, kidney, blood pressure), and how you combine it with exercise.

Use (or Avoid) with Caution!

Liger Thunder Bird might be useful as a pre‑workout — for a quick energy boost or “pump.” But because no clear ingredient/nutrition information is publicly available, using it carries some uncertainty.

If you want — I can try to see whether there are translated Egyptian / Arabic‑market reviews or local user feedback for Liger Thunder Bird (maybe in forums or stores), to check whether people in Egypt have tried it and what their experience was.
Do you want me to dig up those local reviews for you now?