L Citrulline Capsules 1,200mg Per Serving, 210 Count (L-Citrulline Increases Levels of L-Arginine, Acts as a Nitric Oxide Booster) Muscle Recovery Supplement to Improve Muscle Pump by Double Wood

I love this product. Been using it for about 3 years now. I stopped drinking energy drinks as this gives me just as much energy without giving me the jitters.

Seems to be quality product

I was using Pure encapsulations brand at first. It seemed to work extremely well. I could see the physical results.....With the Double Wood product, it doesn't seem to be AS effective, but it also does seem to be somewhat working AND its half the price. I am going to keep using it and see how it goes. 4 stars so far. As with anything else, sometimes you get what you pay for. In the world of supplements, it seems to be especially true.

I did not find anything wrong with this product, I am quite happy with it, and it seems to be working just fine. I am taking one 1,200 mg. serving (two Double Wood Supplements L-Citrulline 600 mg. capsules) every morning to help my circulation, maintain healthy nitric oxide levels, and as one of several nutritional supplements I use to help regulate my mood and blood pressure naturally as recommended by my functional medicine physician. Thanks to reliable nutritional supplements like the ones you provide, I can avoid all the terrible side effects of dangerous blood pressure lowering pharmaceuticals. Throughout my entire life, I have always been completely supportive of and supported by natural healing supplements without any regrets whatsoever. Thank you for creating a reasonably affordable product I can trust. I therefore intend to keep on using this supplement.

I am 68 years of age and experienced the positive effects immediately. I'm not someone who usually makes supplement recommendations in a review. Having switched from a far more expensive nitric oxide booster that never seemed to do much of anything, Double Wood L-Citrulline has given me an additional boost in the bedroom and with strength training. I absolutely couldn't be happier with the results.

I would not reorder-no change in my health noticed

I've read evidence that taking L-Citrulline is a more effective way to increase levels of L-Arginine, an important amino acid for blood circulation and other processes. I've been using this L-Citrulline product for about a year, and while it is difficult to determine how effective it is, my qualitative sense is that: (1) it has produced beneficial effects for my condition, and (2) it is more effective than when I tried taking L-Arginine supplements. This product is also a good value compared to others that are available on Amazon, and I've experienced so side effects at all, so I will continue to use it. It's worth trying if you have circulatory or lymphatic issues.

I'm not into heavy exercise or weight lifting, but I stay active despite my age (nearly 3/4 of a century). I do seem to have more stamina and quicker recovery this year with strenuous activities such as mowing a large yard, for example. But there are other uses for the product involving a rather normal decline for men as they age, and I finally decided to see what would happen with the label suggestion of using additional product prior to "strenuous activity." I took two extra about an hour prior to when I anticipated the need, and the result was surprisingly good. I previously used a combination product from another company containing both L-Citrulline AND L-Arginine. I didn't get much benefit from them. But I've been very pleased with other Double Wood products, and decided to try the single L-Citrulline product after much further research.Men - if you're in need of a nitric oxide boost due to aging and resulting lower abilities, the research does not seem to be false. I was very happily surprised. We'll leave it at that. If you don't know what the problem is, it's probably nothing you yet need to worry about, or else haven't bothered to research. Suffice it to say that expensive "little blue pills" or heavily hyped radio advertisements aren't always necessary after all, and potentially have some significant side effects that don't seem to be an issue with L-Citrulline. It turns out that L-Arginine seems to be better synthesized by added L-Citrulline rather than direct ingestion of L-Arginine.