NatureCity True-NOx Nitric Oxide Supplements for Men and Women - Pre-Workout Booster Powder ft. Nitrosogine L-Arginine, Peak ATP, & Beetroot Juice Nitric Oxide Powder - Gluten Free, Keto, Non_GMO

Very difficult to find such a solid lineup of Nitrosigine, Amla extract, PeakATP, Beet Juice etc.... AND with no artificial flavorsc, colors or sweeteners! Rare find! Feel great on it, even cognitive benefits, flow state like. Blood flow vasodilation is legit. Not overly sweet or over flavored, especially good when consuming over a long period of time, pleasant taste.

This True-NOx Pre-Workout supplement powder is to help increase Nitric Oxide production. The jar contains 20 servings of the powder. There is a scoop enclosed, and each serving is, “1 scoop", which is supposed to contain 4.8g. I’d recommend using a scale as measuring powders with scoops is a bit unreliable Each 4.8 g serving is 10 calories and contains:400mcg – Chromium (as Crominex 3+)1.5g – Nitrosigine (Inositol-Stabilized Arginine Silicate)1g – Organic Beet Root Juice Powder500mg – Capros Arnia Fruit extract (Standardized to a minimum 60% tannins)400mg – Peak ATP (Adenosine 5’ – Triphosphate Disosium)The rest of the, “Other ingredients” are things like Citric Acid, Natural Flavors, Silica, Stevia Blend, and Beet Root (For color).The directions say to mix 1 serving of the powder with 8oz of water, mix well, and to consume 30-60 minutes prior to exercise. I weighed out 4.8g of the drink powder, and added it to 8oz of water in a shaker cup, it was easy to mix. The mix tasted well, it's a slightly sweet berry flavor, not tart, though. It was easy to drink and not gritty of anything.Overall, this pre-workout powder seems alright, though I didn’t find much special about it since I take some of these supplements, and similar ones, to what’s in this mix separately. For example, I take Beet Root powder, L-Citrulline daily, and Pine Bark extract daily, whether exercising or not. Still, this drink mix is something I can use in place of other beet root powder to change things up before work-out days. The price is OK, however for only 20 days I find it to be a bit much, especially considering how many days I can get out of buying certain supplement powders separately.This is an alright Nitric Oxide boosting, “Pre-Workout” supplement powder, however I don’t find it too much different than some other similar powders out there that I’ve rotated to on occasion. Still, it’s something new to throw in the rotation, for a change of pace.

Stimulant free!Berry Raspberry flavor!Nitric Oxide!My hopes were pretty high for this one, a new to me entry to the category of "things that make water not taste like water and maybe have some nutritional/exercise benefit also."The directions say 1 scoop per 8 ounces of water. I dislike strongly flavored beverages, so mixed a scoop in 20 ounces of tap water. It turned into a screaming fuchsia beverage.First sip? Not impressed. Second sip? I can't even. The flavor is first artificial sweetener (I know, stevia and stevia blend, but it tastes awful) with berry raspberry as a distant second note. I pitched it and will warn friends who enjoy nutrition drinks in case they want to try it - probably not.

Husband and I can’t do a lot of caffeine. This give you energy without the jitters!

Haven't had time to give the product a through evaluation, dose works better for me at 1.5 of recommend dose. It is very sour and the after taste lingers for a little bit.Hope this helps. I can't say it doesn't work, I just have to guzzle it and rinse with mouth wash afterwards. Thats me though.

I've used various pre-, intra- and post-workout drink powders over the years and this has to be one of my least favorites. The ingredients seem to be ideal, but I just didn't feel any noticeable benefit from this powder. (I'm a guy in my 50s and I do significant weight training 5-6 days/week.) This didn't give me the muscle pump that other mixes have, and while I was trying this for a week or so, I was surprised to feel cramping forearms after some of my heavy arm workout days - this doesn't happen with the other pre-workout powders I've used. Some other things that bother me about this are the flavor - very weak compared to others. I typically mix one serving into a 24oz water bottle, and with this, one scoop offered barely any flavor. It also does not dissolve particularly well, especially in cold water. I use a plastic water bottle with a built-in straw and I was continually getting bits of gritty, undissolved mix in my sips, even after rigorous mixing/shaking. Another drawback is the oversized plastic container. It's easly double the size it needs to be, and I'm not a fan of excessive plastic wasted. All in all, the entire contents of this container don't even fill up one 8oz measuring cup. All of these things combined with a price of nearly $40, makes this something I would definitely not recommend.