Healthy Origins - L-Citrulline (American-Made, Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Athletic Support), 10.6 Ounce

Takes a little while to dissolve in water but virtually no taste and good quality.

The powder on the left is Healthy Origins and the right is another brand. I keep coming back to Healthy Origins citrulline powder because it has absolutely no flavor. There is no weird aftertaste compared to other brands I have experimented with.

This seems to be a decently high quality l-citrulline supplement. I say decently high as this citrulline takes a bit longer to dissolve than others I have tried. There also is a tiny amount per scoop that doesn't dissolve whatsoever leaving a very small amount of white particles in the bottom of the mixing bottle/cup. The powder doesn't have any smell. When mixed with water I also didn't notice any smell or taste. L-citrulline is awesome for the gym as it increases blood flow which is beneficial for more oxygen to muscles and a larger fuller pump. With it I also notice a decent energy boost.This jar of Healthy Origins brand L-citrulline uses a 3 gram scoop, that is included, for a serving with 100 servings per container. The expiration date is over two years out on the container I received

Scoop may be at the bottom of the container, so you may need a long handled fork or such to find it. The product did not have much of a taste initially, but does have a somewhat unpleasant after taste though not enough to discourage it's use if I find it beneficial. Today is the first day I've used it; if I remember I'll update this review with more information later.

This is pure L-citrulline and nothing else. Since it’s 100% L-citrulline you won’t get that sour taste like you do when taking it with Malate. It mixes great with no aftertaste which means you’ll probably be more likely to keep taking it.

Many other companies source from overseas (China) but they do not. I contacted the company to verify where the raw product is sourced from. They said "L-Arginine and L-Citrulline raw material is processed in the United States. The starting raw material for L-Citrulline and L-Arginine fermentation is glucose from corn syrup. The corn is harvested in the U.S.A." Really appreciate their transparency and I think they have a more trustworthy and better value product.

This 300g jar of L-Citrulline from Healthy Origins arrived to me as shown in the listing here. The jar’s label is very informative which is something I like to see. I also like that the label clearly mentions the source for the L-Citrulline and also where it was packaged. Not many companies bother to put both pieces of information on the label! The L-Citrulline within the jar is manufactured by BioKyowa in the USA. Their trademarked L-Citrulline is, “Fermented”. There is some information out there about this company’s specific type of L-Citrulline, just search in a search engine. This L-Citrulline is the type of L-Citrulline I prefer. It’s consistency is granular, and I find that is dissolves very easily. There is a scoop enclosed within the jar however I suggest weighing powdered supplements as scoops are not a very accurate way of measuring powders. No complaints. The Kyowa brand L-Citrulline is a Citrulline I prefer, and I also like the way Healthy Origins made the label on the jar very thorough with information.

This seems to be a good quality Citrulline powder so far.- Powder mixes well- No odd aftertaste or ill effects- Price/Value is good- Label has GMP stamp and claims 3rd party lab tested (however I haven't seen the COA yet)I haven't had any problem taking these, but I'm only giving 4 stars for now until I have a chance to view a COA from the company for this product. If/when I receive that, I'll revise my review accordingly.