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This is a review for Citrulline Malate, a fitness supplement manufactured and sold by BULK POWDERS. According to the manufacturer, the product uses a premium ratio to blend citruline and malate, leading to a better product than the usual 1:1 ratio used by competing manufacturers. The manufacturer, BULK POWDERS, also claims that this premium mixture assists the cycle of urea and that the mixture is apparently most popular for pre-workout drinks. Read on for more information about BULK POWDERS Citrulline Malate.

Ingredients

This product contains

• Citrulline Malate

According to the website of the manufacturer, this product contains 100% citrulline malate in a 2:1 ratio. No other ingredients have been listed on the website.

This is listed as a vegetarian product on the company website, so it is suitable for vegetarians and vegans. The website also states that there are no allergens in the product.

Dosage

The manufacturer recommends a dosage of three to five grams (in each serving), not more than two times a day. The scooper provided by the manufacturer holds 2.6 grams of the product, so the manufacturer recommends using one to two scoops for each serving.

For maximum absorption, the manufacturer recommends that you take BULK POWDERS Citrulline Malate on an empty stomach. They recommend drinking one serving early in the morning, and another one half an hour before workouts. On days without exercise, the manufacturer recommends taking one dose in the morning and another, optional dose in the evening.

Possible Side Effects

Although the website states that BULK POWDERS Citrulline Malate is a safe supplement to use, it also recommends that those suffering from psychiatric conditions or heart problems should see a doctor before taking it. As there are allegedly no allergens in the product, it is safe to use for most people.

Price

On the website, the price is listed as $15.42. However, the website offers progressive discounts for more purchases, so buying in bulk would benefit the consumer. However, the price is lower than the industry average for these products, which is sometimes a sign of less than average ingredients. Reviewers do seem generally pleased, and some have commented on how much they like the taste of the product.

Guarantee

It may be worrisome to some users that we could not find a money-back guarantee for BULK POWDERS Citrulline Malate on its website. Although the website advertises safe and efficient home delivery and online ordering, it does not offer any guarantee for users who may not be satisfied with the product.

Conclusion

BULK POWDERS Citrulline Malate is a pre-workout supplement which is used primarily by those users looking to maximize their workouts. The product also claims to be 100% pure, with extra strong ratios of citrulline and malate used to provide a strong supplement. It is also easy to order, although the low price may cause some consumers to reconsider buying the supplement. The side effects for heart and psychiatric patients may also dissuade users from buying BULK POWDERS Citrulline Malate, along with the lack of a money-back guarantee.

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This review covers the uses, ingredients, dosage, price and other aspects of Universal Nutrition NO Supplements NOX3. The manufacturer claims that nitric oxide, or NO, helps the vessels in the body to relax, triggering a process called vasodilation. Universal Nutrition claims that NOX3 is a superior mixture to others in the market, because it contains an extra component called Ornithine Alpha-Ketoglutarate. The manufacturer claims that this supplement helps the preservation of mass and boosts the levels of growth hormones. Read on more to find out whether Universal Nutrition NO Supplements NOX3 is a suitable product for you.

Ingredients

This following ingredients are part of this product:

• NO Complex
• Arginine Alpha-Ketoglutarate
• Arginine HCI
• Ornithine Alpha-Ketoglutarate
• Dicalcium phosphate
• Maltodextrin
• Microcrystalline cellulose
• Stearic acid
• Magnesium stearate
• Inulin
• Pharmaceutical glaze

According to the product website, the Arginine Alpha-Ketoglutarate or AKG boosts growth hormones and also encourages the anticatabolic consequences of pairing ornithine and arginine. The effects of other ingredients were not listed. In addition to this, the manufacturer states that this product was produced in a GM facility which also uses peanuts, milk, eggs and soy. Therefore this product is not suitable for vegetarians and vegans, as well as those with allergies.

Dosage

One serving size of this product is listed as three tablets, although exact and recommended dosage is not noted explicitly on the website. Each container holds 60 servings or 180 tablets. Daily values of these supplements have not been listed on the website either.

Possible Side Effects

There was no information available about possible side effects to this supplement, although buyers who are allergic to milk, eggs, peanuts or soy should not buy it. Along with this, consumers should consult a doctor before starting this supplement in case of previously prescribed medication, heart or medical conditions, and if they are pregnant or nursing.

Price

The product price is listed as $63.75 for 180 tablets, or one container of the product. As mentioned before, this covers 60 servings. This may seem excessive to users who want to test the product for shorter amounts of time before making a final decision regarding purchase.

Guarantee

Universal Nutrition offers a money-back guarantee for their products, but it is not clearly explained and can only be found in the FAQS for this manufacturer’s website. Conditions and reasons for product guarantees are not listed, which may be confusing to the consumer.

Conclusion

Universal Nutrition NO Supplements NOX3 is a supplement made up of nitrix oxide, Arginine Alpha-Ketoglutarate and Ornithine Alpha Ketoglutarate. The manufacturer claims that the product is stronger than other NO supplements in the market, and that it helps users to retain mass and muscle during workouts. While the product is reasonably priced, a vague money-back guarantee may deter users from making final purchases. It is also unsuitable for vegetarians and vegans, as well as for users who suffer from allergies. We would recommend that you do further research to find a supplement that fits your needs perfectly.

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This is a review for Universal Nutrition Animal Line: Packs, for the Animal Pump supplement. The manufacturer, Universal Nutrition, claims that Animal Pump uses a unique formula to bring users the most potent creatine doses. Universal Nutrition also states on the products website that this supplement contains NO Blast Complex, a blend of NO product antioxidants, cell volumizers along with the creatine dose. It works by kick starting the anabolic process through the volumization of cells. Read on to find out more about the ingredients, dosage and price of this product.

Ingredients

This product contains the following ingredients

• Vitamin C

• Selenium

• Creatine MagnaPower

• Tricreatine Matric (TCM)

• Creapure

• Arginine Alpha-Ketoglutarate

• Ornithine Alpha-Ketoglutarate

• Citrulline Malate

• L-Carnosine

• L-Norvaline

• Methylxanthine Complex

• Evodiamine

• Vinpocetine

• Grapeseed Extract

• N-Acetyl Cysteine

• Green Tea Extract

• Na-R-Alpha Lipoic Acid

• Taurine

• Ginger Root

• Cinnulin PF

• Fenugreek Extract

• Bioperine

The daily values of these ingredients have not been noted. These ingredients reportedly work together to form a NO Blast Complex, an Energy Rush Complex, a NO product antioxidant and cell volumizers, along with creatine. We could not find any information on whether this product is suitable for vegetarians and vegans, or whether it contains allergens.

Dosage

Although dosage is not specifically stated on the website, these supplements are produced in packs and one serving is the same as a pack. One pack contains a variety of supplements for your workout needs, according to the product’s manufacturer.

Possible Side Effects

We could not find any information on the possible side effects of this supplement. Therefore those buyers who are pregnant or nursing individuals, and those on previous medication should consult a doctor before using Animal Pump. In addition to this, consult a doctor if you are on any medication already.

Price

The price of this product is listed as $68.95 dollars for 30 packs of Animal Pump. This will presumably cover the buyer’s needs for one month, if the daily dosage is one pack a day. Each pack is approximately $2.3.

Guarantee

We could only find a vague money-back guarantee in the FAQs on the manufacturer’s website for this product; this may raise some red flags for users who would like more details about the option to return this pack. The product can only be purchased in bulk, 30 packs at a time.

Conclusion

Universal Nutrition Animal Line Animal Pump is a supplement pack made up of creatine, NO Blast Complex, antioxidants, cell volumizers and Energy Rush Complex. The manufacturer claims that this product contains a variety of supplements to help bodybuilders as well as strength and endurance athletes. However, the product can only be purchased in bulk (30 packs for almost $69) and there is a vague money-back guarantee for the product. Buyers may be wary of this, as they may have no option to return the product should it not deliver on its promises. We would recommend that you do more research in order to find the perfect pack for you.

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This is a review for Universal Nutrition Sports Supplements: NO Supplement, Shock Therapy, a nutritional pre-workout supplement. According to the manufacturer, this Shock Therapy supplement will improve your overall workout performance and help you with motivation. The manufacturer also claims that the product contains creatine, cell volumizers, antioxidants, energy substrates and focus agents. It comes in three different flavors and two different sizes, and is especially recommended for bodybuilders by Universal Nutrition. Keep reading to find out more about the Universal Nutrition NO Supplement, Shock Therapy.

Ingredients

This product contains the following ingredients:

• Creatine complex
• Arginine Matrix
• ArginoCarn
• Citrulline Malate
• Glycocorn
• Pine Bark Extract
• Glucuronolactone
• BCAA Complex
• L-Taurine
• CarnoSyn Beta Alanine
• Sustamine
• Acetyl L-Carnitine
• L-Tyrosine
• Choline Bitartrate
• Caffeine Anhydrous

According to the website, the core ingredients of this supplement will volumize your workout and give you more energy. In addition to this, the product website also lists natural and artificial flavors, citric acid, malic acid, sucralose and acesulfame potassium in the ingredients. Universal Nutrition NO Supplement Shock Therapy is also not suitable for vegetarians and vegans, as it is produced in a GM facility which uses soy, peanuts, egg, tree nuts, fish, wheat and shellfish.

Dosage

The manufacturer recommends that this supplement be taken half-an-hour prior to the beginning of your workout. Keeping in mind your experience, tolerance and weight, use one to two scoops for each workout. However, it is recommended that you start with one scoop in order to understand your tolerance. Eight to twelve ounces of water is recommend per scoop, but you can add or subtract this to your taste. The manufacturer also recommends that you take only two scoops per day, and not within six hours of sleeping.

Possible Side Effects

It may worry buyers that no information about possible side effects was listed on the website. The product is not fit for vegetarians and vegans, as well as for those who are allergic to soy, eggs, peanuts, milk, wheat and fish. We recommend consulting a doctor before starting any new supplements, particularly if you are already on medication.

Price

The product is sold in three different flavors and two different sizes, 1.85lb and 200g. The 1.85lb container is $52.95 and the 200g container is listed as $15.95. This may strike potential buyers as confusing, as well as slightly extravagant.

Guarantee

Although Universal Nutrition offers a money-back guarantee for their products, the conditions of this guarantee are vague and may dissuade users from making this purchase.

Conclusion

Universal Nutrition NO Supplements Shock Therapy is a pre-workout supplement suitable for bodybuilders, and those looking to increase their energy and stamina during exercise. It comes in three different flavors: Jersey Fresh Peach Tea, Clyde’s Hard Lemonade and Grape Ape. Although the product seems reasonable, if a tad overpriced, it is not suitable for vegetarians, vegans and those with allergies. The vague money-back guarantee may also raise red flags for some consumers. Buyers may want to do some more research in order to find the perfect supplement for themselves.

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This review will cover BULK POWDERS Complete Nitric Oxide, a supplement for those who work out regularly. The manufacturer claims that this product uses a blend of researched ingredients which work together to amp up your workout. The manufacturer, BULK POWDERS, claims that Complete Nitric Oxide will improve the production of red blood cells, boost metabolism and reduce exhaustion. This product is also stated as ideal for bodybuilders and athletes. Read on to learn more about the ingredients and dosage in this product.

Ingredients

This product contains:

• Trimethylglycine
• Arginine Alpha Ketoglutarate
• Di-Arginine Malate
• Grape Seed Extract
• Niacin
• Vitamin B12

The first two ingredients are included in high doses to help workouts and keep up the release of arginine over extended periods of time. Assorted vitamins help to reduce exhaustion and weariness in the consumer, in order to produce a more long-lasting and sufficient workout.

This product is also a vegetarian supplement, so vegetarian and vegan consumers can use it safely. The supplement is also free of lactose, dairy, gluten and soya. However, those allergic to grapes should not use it, and those already on medication should consult with a doctor prior to starting BULK POWDERS Complete Nitric Oxide.

Dosage

The product manufacturer recommends that users take six tablets of the supplement prior to exercising. According to the manufacturer, the optimum time for this dosage is a half an hour before starting an exercise regiment, preferably without eating something beforehand.

Possible Side Effects

No possible side effects were listed on the website, and we could not find them elsewhere either. This may be troubling for some consumers, as no allusion to the side effects could be seen as an oversight rather than lack of possible side effects.

Price

The manufacturer has listed the product price as roughly $26, which is higher than most NO2 products on the market. However, the manufacturer also offers discount options on higher numbers of purchase. Free home delivery, as well as online ordering, are easy-to-use options for the consumer, so this is a plus for the product.

Guarantee

We could not find a money-back guarantee on the manufacturer’s website, which may be worrying for some consumers especially if the high price is kept in mind. Reviews for the product are generally positive, and consumers seem to like the product as well as the quantity delivered to them. although some consumers have complained about the smell.

Conclusion

BULK POWDERS Complete Nitric Oxide is a nitric supplement which hardcore athletes may be interested in using to improve the strength and duration of their workouts. It is highly priced for this kind of product, although additional discounts on purchases may motivate consumers to buy it. It is also easy to order since the company website has set up an online store from which users may order the product. However, the absence of listed possible side effects and a money-back guarantee may discourage consumers from buying it.

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This is a review for Body Fortress NO2 Concentrate review. According to the manufacturer, this particular supplement gives you the nutrients required to work out, without needing to stack up on different products. The manufacturer also says that Body Fortress NO2 Concentrate also works to magnify both mental and physical energy. Keep reading to find out more about the dosage, ingredients, and whether or not this product is a good fit for your needs.

Ingredients

This product is made up of

• Creatine
• L-Glutamine
• NOS Inducers
• Caffeine
• Citric acid

Each serving of the product will, according to the manufacturer, combine caffeine, amino acids and creatine in order to give you all the nutrients you need for a multi-phase, effective work-out. This formula claims to work together with your mental and physical systems to make sure your mind and body are in sync for the work-out.

Please note that this product contains no gelatin, so vegetarian consumers may use it. The product also contains caffeine, and may not be suitable for nursing or pregnant women.

Dosage

As per the recommendation of the manufacturer, adult consumers should mix two to three servings of Body Fortress NOS Concentrate into their juice or water. Consumers should ingest the mixture half an hour to forty five minutes before their workout begins. In addition, you should not exceed three servings in one day. Body Fortress also recommends starting out with half of this dosage, to find the perfect balance for yourself.

Possible Side Effects

Although safe for long-term use, pregnant and nursing women should not take this supplement. Consumers with kidney diseases and aspirin allergies should avoid this product as well. Possible side effects include a mild tingling sensation, which is a normal temporary reaction. Further side effects were not listed on the website.

Price

The product price has not been listed on the manufacturer’s website, and it cannot be ordered on it. Consumers will be redirected to other sellers to find what they want to purchase.

Amazon lists the price of this product as $9.98, marked down from the original $15.99 price. The price is quite low for a product of this sort, and may raise some red flags among consumers doing their research.

Guarantee

It is of some concern that we were unable to find any information on a money-back guarantee from Body Fortress. Reviewers seem reasonably pleased with the product, although some have stated that its taste is quite bitter and it is only effective for a short period of time. They stated that they would not be buying this product in future.

Conclusion

Body Fortress NOS Concentrate is a dietary product which will appeal to those looking to improve their workouts without spending a lot of money. However, the absence of a money-back guarantee, as well as potential side effects may keep consumers from buying the product. The low price of the product may also deter buyers, since it could mean that the product is not a strong one. To wrap it up, the product has fair reviews and low pricing, but the lack of a guarantee makes it an irrelevant option for some people.

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