Nitric Oxide Booster | Stimulant-Free Pre-Workout Powder w/L-Arginine & L-Citrulline | Boost Energy & Recovery | Grape Flavor - 30 Servings - 15.6 oz

This supplement contains several ingredients to help your body create nitric oxide, which may boost exercise performance through increased blood circulation and oxygen delivery. This compound mix contains amino acids L-arginine and L-citrulline, essential for increased nitric oxide production. It also contains beetroot powder, which is thought to increase nitric oxide in the body. To mix this, combine one small scoop of the red powder with water. I mix it with about 20oz of cold water. It mixes easily with a spoon or in a shaker bottle. The mixture is a thick, syrupy concoction with grape flavoring added. It doesn't quite taste like grape, and you can still taste the beetroot powder. I take this 2-3 hours before exercising. It's not terrible tasting, and my digestive system tolerated it well. There is no burping, heartburn, or tingling, but it does have a strong aftertaste. So, the flavor is okay, the packaging is good, and the container closes tight. I like the fact that this product does not contain any stimulants. I have been taking this before exercising for about 2 weeks, and so far, I have not noticed any benefits. I don't see an increase in vascularity or performance. Your results may differ, but this was not noticeably beneficial in my exercise, primarily strength training.

I really like this NO powder. Its only 1 scoop per mix and you get a lot of it. It taste good and mixes really easy. I sometimes mix it with my other powders and no issues. I feel that boost it gives me for my workouts.

Not to be confused with nitrous oxide used in the Fast and the Furious, this supplement doesn't actually contain any of NO2, but actually boosts nitric oxide production in your body. As to its efficacy, that's still up in the air.

I use PMT Medical Nitric Oxide Booster as a pre-workout when stimulants aren't necessary. The ingredients include B vitamins, amino acids and several things for improved circulation (beet root powder, pine bark extract and horse chestnut).I mix a full scoop in 8 ounces of water with a spoon within a half-hour of being active. The powder mixes easily and thoroughly. The grape flavor is mild and not that sweet. It is sweetened with Stevia and monk fruit. The vitamin blend isn't completely masked by the grape flavor. It isn't unpleasant, but there is a tartness.

I love everything grape and in the world of sports drinks and supplements, old school flavors like this have been abandoned for flavors that all taste like they are made from a cheap chemistry set. I love this flavor and it ensures I will drink it up during or prior to a workout. Word of warning, this is advertised as a "recovery" drink and not a pre-workout. It doesn't have caffeine or beta alanine (so no tingles). However, if are like me and get a good pump and reduced delayed muscle soreness using Citrulline then this is a great product. Also nice if working out in the evening and you don't want something that will keep you awake. Overall, I'm less certain of the benefits of arginine but if you benefit from Citrulline as I do, this is a great product and I'm curious if in the long run the arginine will be helpful as well.

I used this ahead of my workout instead of the usual nictic oxide capsules. It worked well and I got a good vascular pump.I also enjoyed the taste. It was a nice preworkout drink rather than the few capsules I normally choke down with a glass of water.

I ordered this product to help boost my energy levels before my daily workouts. Over time, I have been able to walk farther with less fatigue! I also appreciate that the supplement includes high values of many of my daily vitamins. I am hopeful that with sustained, consistent use, I will see an improvement in my overall circulation. I have already noticed reduced edema in my legs and ankles.I am not exactly crazy about the taste, but that is simply because I am not a big fan of grape flavor. That said, the taste is not bad. I dissolve the powder in 4 oz of room-temperature water and then add 12 oz of ice-cold water, which helps me get past the taste.

This muscle recovery mix has a good taste. The grape flavor isn't very strong. It blended great with cold water in my shaker bottle. It looks like the ingredients are very comparable. The cost is a little high.