Support, in the carton's own words
Focus, clarity and energy are the three words printed on the bottle. That is the claim in full, and this site does not stretch it.
Two halves, and the second is the more useful one. What the carton supports, and the things no dietary supplement may claim.
Focus, clarity and energy are the three words printed on the bottle. That is the claim in full, and this site does not stretch it.
Niacin at 47% of the daily value and calcium at 1.5%. Those are the only two entries measured against a reference intake, and both are printed plainly.
Arginine, arginine AKG, citrulline HCL, citrulline malate and beta alanine, each with its own milligram figure. You can look every one up on a source that is not selling you anything.
One capsule with a glass of water. The commonest reason a supplement does nothing for someone is that they stopped taking it in week two.

Seven entries, seven figures. Here are the three largest.
The base amino acid, the joint largest entry on the label.
The same amino acid bound to alpha-ketoglutarate, declared separately.
Vitamin B3, at 47% of the daily value — the highest percentage on the panel.
Seven entries, seven printed figures, and no proprietary blend anywhere on the panel.
No supplement label may claim that, and this one does not. The carton says focus, clarity and energy, with the required statement beside it.
It is a meaningful contribution to a day's intake, and it is the only entry on the panel with a percentage worth discussing. It is well under the tolerable upper level for niacin from supplements, which matters because large doses can cause flushing.
No. Research on arginine and citrulline has generally used doses several times larger than what is in this capsule, and larger is not automatically better in either direction. What the label gives you is a stated amount you can compare against that literature yourself.

Pick a two, three or six bottle order at the seller's checkout. Two months from the day it lands to decide whether you keep it.
The order is completed on the seller's own secure checkout, where the final total, your address and your payment are confirmed. Sixty days to ask for the money back, counted from the day the parcel arrives.