MUSCLE FEAST L - Citrulline, Free Form, Decrease Fatigue, Increase N.O., Optimize Athletic Performance, 66 Servings, Unflavored (200 grams)

I didn't think I had a lot to say about Muscle Feast L-Citrulline - I'm happy with this product and will buy it again. Since I was asked to do an honest review, I'm happy expound some.First off, I'm not going to comment on the uses. You're already aware of what you want it for, from vascular issues, maybe because you're a pump addict in the gym, heard this helps with workout recovery, etc. I also can't comment on optimal dosing, bioavailability, stacking, science in the body, etc. However, here is what I can definitely say about Muscle Feast's L-Citrulline:1. The price is outstanding.I per-unit price compare everything from furnace filters to dog biscuits. This product is extremely cost effective, especially for such a relatively small size. The next cheapest I've found per-gram comes in at less than half the cost but only if you buy in a 50# poly bag.2. Comparative physical qualities are OKThe plastic container it comes in is more convenient than a poly bag but very basic.Other bulk citrulline I've bought has a very consistent, powdery texture. Muscle Feast's has semi-hard clumps and the texture varies from "pretty grainy" to "dust". It dissolves better than my protein powder, so this is mostly an issue when measuring.Taste is the same as other brands - unnoticeable in juice, or faintly like stale cheese on its own (to my palate).3. Personal effectsI'm not scientific about the changes I make to my routine, and I don't tend to notice effects unless they're glaringly obvious. For the past couple weeks, I've been seeing my shoulders and arms explode with veins about 15 minutes into my workout. To some extent they also pop out of my neck and forehead. That's not usual for me. The citrulline is the only thing totally new to the equation, so I'm thinking this is related. As far as pumps go, I don't usually get them and still don't. As far as other effects go, I've also changed my diet, sleep, and training time of day, and I'm tempted to think those would have a bigger impact with performance, recovery, etc.To conclude - if you're shopping for l-citrulline, I definitely think Muscle Feast is worth a try. I have no reason to expect it's more or less effective than other brands and, given that, the price makes it a no brainer.

Used it for lowering my smoking induced almost hypertension, improving the pump in the gym and also helping me in my relationship. L-Citrulline is more effective than Citrulline Mallate and L-Arginine. This brand is also a better deal gram per gram, compared to other brands. I did the math, yes. Tastes like dried powdered old semen, but hey, it's worth it. If used for pre workout, increases vascularity better than most other supplements. Also has tremendously helped my relationship with my girlfriend. I love her very much already, but L-Citrulline is like a boyfriend's best friend, and I feel it working for at least a few hours. Also no negative effects like say Yohimbine, no indigestion. I do take it mostly between meals, but sometimes with meals, and nothing bad to report. Cool packaging.

I was taking a Pre-Workout that had L-Citrulline in the ingredient. While taking the pre-workout I didn't care too much about the ingredients. But with this pre-workout (a cheap wal mart brand) I was getting intense PUMPS. Veins were popping hard and I was lifting like a madman. I thought, "If a wal-,mart brand is this good let me try a more expensive one." Well the more expensive one sucked. So at that point I started studying the ingredients to pin point what was the biggest difference. After researching the cheap brands versus expensive brands I saw that the biggest ingredient that stood out was L-Citrulline. I was lucky to find this L-Citrulline at a pretty cheap price. I add it to my pre-workout for some Pump. After two weeks of use the pump has been pretty amazing. I use just half a scoop and it does the job. I used a full scoop a few days ago and the vein actions stayed active until the end of the day.

So far the product seems good, but included no scoop. The serving size says 2.4 grams 1 level scoop and so I cannot accurately dose this. I don't have a scale to weigh out 2.4 grams. So I'll google and see how much that would be in Teaspoon.I also got their L-carnitine and it came with a scoop, but not instructions on serving size with it. Just recommends half a level teaspoon lol

Since supplements aren't regulated, I always feel skeptical when trying a product from a small company such as this. However, upon receiving the product, I discovered my skepticism to be unwarranted. The l-citrulline was a very fine powder and contained all the traits I would expect from this substance (texture, taste, odorless). Potency was confirmed as upon taking with my preworkout I definitely felt a good pump throughout my workout.Quality product at a reasonable price. Would recommend.