Lipsomal L-Carnitine Supplement 600mg with L-Citrulline 1000mg for Healthy Weight Management, Fat Metabolism, Energy Production and Increased Blood Flow, for Men & Women

My preliminary inspection of this product, introduced under the succinct appellation of "Nu-Creatine Pure Monohydrate," revealed a single tamper-evident safety seal, judiciously placed beneath the cap. While this measure offers a commendable degree of security, I confess to a personal preference for the supplementary reassurance of a second seal, typically found encompassing the entire container, a practice I observe to be more common amongst those established brands or those with a more considerable depth and breadth in their market offerings. My olfactory sense, upon a cursory test, perceived no discernible aroma. The contents themselves proved to be an exceedingly fine white powder, and a subsequent culinary assay of a minute portion likewise yielded nothing remarkable to note. It was, however, upon embarking upon an investigation into the company responsible for this product that I experienced a pleasant startlement. I was surprised to discover not a transient or obscure entity, but a mature company, demonstrating a commendable commitment to transparency. Their practice of publicly publishing their product's Certificates of Analysis (COA's) for anyone to examine struck me as a truly laudable measure, affording a direct and verifiable elucidation of the contents. Furthermore, my inquiries revealed that their customer service is not only easily contacted but notably prompt and informed in its responses, a factor of immense significance. This capacity for direct engagement with a responsible party serves to dispel many an apprehension and provides a profound assurance of the product's integrity. It is my firm belief that whilst knowing the precise contents of a product and discerning who stands behind its formulation are matters of considerable importance, the paramount consideration, in my judgment, is the ability to actually contact and engage in a discourse with the responsible party. This direct avenue of communication allows me to arrive at an independent, informed decision regarding the supplements I choose to consume. It is, moreover, pertinent to offer a further observation regarding the vexed question of a product's inherent value. The concept of 'value,' I submit, proves itself a notably subjective measure, not always reducible to the simple calculus of cost per unit of volume or weight. This product, in its entirety, appears to me to be positioned with admirable judiciousness within the variegated market basket of its suitable substitutes. My own disposition, indeed, when faced with a product underpinned by the manifest integrity and transparent accountability of a truly responsible purveyor, inclines me quite readily to accept a higher pecuniary consideration, finding such assurances to constitute a significant, if unquantifiable, portion of the overall worth. This product, by virtue of the company's manifest dedication to such indispensable principles of accountability and transparency, unquestionably deserves a singular recognition. Consequently, it has earned, from me, a full five stars. It stands as a veritable example for others in this particular sphere of commerce.

One of my sons only uses creatine in powder form because he makes a smoothie after his daily workouts. He likes to place unflavored creatine powder in the drink. I got him this creatine for him and he has no problems with this unflavored powder. The powder is very fine so it mixes well. It does not interfere with the flavor of his drink. He gets his 5 grams and has no complaints. This is good creatine.

Yes it's a great source of carnitine. I take it fasted in the morning.

I love this stuff. One dropper does the trick to help and stay asleep. I’ll take two if it’s okay for me to sleep in longer the next morning. The flavor before bed is a treat if you’re tracking calories and/or macros. Probably okay to take if you fast too since it has stevia, but need to check your blood sugar to know for sure.

As expected, good product

The product itself was okay. However, when I went to reorder, I noticed that the listing had previously been for a different product, and some of the reviews don’t seem related to liposomal L-carnitine. This made me hesitant to purchase again.

I’ve tried a multivitamin from NuEthix in the past, and it worked out fine. Their deal seems to be that you pay more in exchange for transparency, as they pride themselves on making certificates of analysis available for all their products on their website. For this particular creatine powder, you’ll be paying around 50% more than for comparable creatine products in the 250 g quantity. I think that’s a reasonable trade-off if you want to be absolutely sure that your creatine is clean and that you can trust the usual supplement company claims (here, that the creatine is made in a US-based cGMP-certified facility). Of course, since creatine is such a commodity, I’m sure there are plenty who will buy on price alone, and that’s usually OK too. As for what this creatine is like to use, it’s about the same as competitors. I’ve been taking creatine for too many years to be bothered to pretend otherwise. Take creatine regularly for some time, and it will give you slightly but measurably improved athletic performance along with a few pounds of water weight. Stop taking it, and the gains eventually melt off along with the water weight. I will say it’s especially odorless and tasteless compared to some other creatine products I’ve tried, and that it isn’t ground finely enough to be hard to work with (i.e. it doesn’t stick to your equipment enough to be annoying). That’s about it. It’s an excellent product at a premium price.