NitroNos X Review

NitroNos X is a new preworkout supplement that promises to supercharge your workouts to give you the ripped, lean muscles you’ve always wanted. Here’s our review.

What is NitroNos X?

NitroNos X is a nutritional supplement that you take 30 minutes before a workout. The supplement promises to boost your endurance, help you last longer at the gym, and support superior lean muscle gain.

As the name of the supplement suggests, NitroNos X claims to work by raising nitric oxide levels within your body. Nitric oxide is a powerful vasodilator, which means it widens your blood vessels. When your blood vessels are wider, it means oxygen and nutrients can flow to your muscles more easily during a workout.

Like many popular preworkouts, NitroNos X boosts nitric oxide levels using a blend of amino acids like L-Arginine and L-Citrulline.

The supplement is available exclusively through a trial program, although that trial isn’t as “free” as it’s initially advertised. You’ll pay $4.95 for shipping and handling today, although your credit card is quietly pre-authorized for the full retail price of $89.99. That charge will go through if you don’t return the trial bottle within the 15 day trial period (we’ll explain this system in full in the Pricing section).

That $95 price tag, by the way, makes NitroNos X one of the most expensive preworkout supplements on the market today. Typically, you pay about $40 to $60 for a monthly supply of a good preworkout from a major brand.

So how exactly does NitroNos X work? Does it work? Let’s find out more about this pricey preworkout.

How Does NitroNos X Work?

NitroNos X contains a blend of three amino acids, including:

— L-Arginine
— L-Citrulline
— L-Arginine AKG

All of these amino acids claim to work in the same way: they enhance athletic performance by dilating your blood vessels and raising nitric oxide levels.

All of these amino acids can be found in other bodybuilding supplements. They’ve been extensively studied and widely used. Typically, amino acids are used more for building muscle than for raising nitric oxide levels, but we still see ingredients like L-Arginine and L-Citrulline in many preworkouts.

In addition to the three amino acids, NitroNos X uses dipotassium phosphate. The manufacturer of NitroNos X claims that the compound “is used by the muscles to make ATP & CP, two high energy chemicals which provide the necessary energy from muscle contractions.”

NitroNos X uses scientifically-verified ingredients in its formula. That’s a good thing.

But there’s one big problem: NitroNos X never lists its dosages, which is a huge concern.

Typically, preworkout manufacturers compete with one another over their dosages. Reputable supplements made by big name manufacturers love to show off their dosages because they’re proud of the ingredients.

With NitroNos X, that doesn’t appear to be the case. Not only has the manufacturer refused to give us dosage information, but they also haven’t even provided the full list of ingredients in the supplement: so there could be added stimulants like caffeine or others inside the formula.

L-Arginine and other amino acids, by the way, require a large dose in order to work correctly. Examine.com reports that L-Arginine is typically used to boost athletic performance in doses of 3 to 6 grams. A typical capsule supplement contains less than 1 gram of formula total. Since the NitroNos X capsules don’t look too big, it’s unlikely that there’s a high enough dosage of L-Arginine to cause any significant effects on your nitric oxide levels.

In any case, without dosage information, it’s impossible to say whether or not NitroNos X works. But if I was a betting man, I’d say that the manufacturer is deliberately trying to hide a dosage that’s too small.

NitroNos X Pricing

We hinted at NitroNos X’s awkward pricing policy up above, but we’ll go into greater detail here.

The supplement is advertised as being priced at just $4.95 for a “trial bottle”. That trial bottle contains a 30 day supply of capsules.

Your credit card is initially only charged $4.95. However, if you don’t return your trial bottle within 14 days of ordering the supplement, then your credit card will automatically be charged $89.99.

Making this supplement even more expensive is that you’re charged $89.99 again every month after that, and the manufacturer continues to send you a new monthly supply of NitroNos X even though you didn’t explicitly order it.

If you read the fine print on the ordering page, then none of these charges will be a surprise. But buyers who rush through the ordering form and only see the $4.95 fee may get some sticker shock when they check their next credit card bill.

Who Makes NitroNos X?

NitroNos X is made by a company that doesn’t list any corporate headquarters or office. It simply lists a PO box address as its mailing address, which is:

PO Box 41542
St. Petersburg, FL 33743