Amino Prime Overview

Okay so you’re trying to get in shape and you know you need to start working out and eating right. But you also know that you sometimes lack motivation and that slow results can seriously sabotage your efforts. So you decide to use a supplement to help you move along more quickly and successfully.

Great! Now comes the part where you decide which kind of supplement to take.

Well if you need motivation to get moving, and you want great results from your workout, a pre-workout supplement is a good option. One of your newer choices in pre-workout supplements is Amino Prime. At its most basic, it’s a nitric oxide booster that can help you:

• Build lean muscle
• Gain Strength
• Increase energy and endurance
• Maximize pumps
• Decrease recovery times after working out

and even…

• Boost your libido

Amino Prime Ingredients and How They Work

The Amino Prime formula is proprietary which means that they can tell you what’s in it, but they don’t tell you how much and in what strengths and combinations. Included are:

• Taurine which is an amino acid that acts as a precursor to nitric oxide. Nitric oxide improves blood flow which means better transport of oxygen and nutrients to your muscles when they need them.
• Arginine Alpha-Ketoglutarate which is also an amino acid precursor to nitric oxide so you have that much more working in your favor.
• Beta Alanine which delivers strength and endurance to your muscles so you can go longer and recover faster.
• Caffeine for energy so you get to the gym in the first place.

For best results, you’re supposed to take 3 capsules about half and hour to an hour before your workout.

Popular Muscle Stacks Involving This Supplement:

– Amino Prime and Muscle Factor X
– Amino Prime and Muscle Rev X
– Amino Prime and Niwali Testo Boost

Amino Prime Pros and Cons

Advantages of Amino Prime

• It contains just a few ingredients that should be effective.

Disadvantages of Amino Prime

• It’s expensive.
• A “free trial” offer that isn’t really free is the only way to order Amino Prime.
• We found no independent Amino Prime reviews to help determine if it actually works.
• There are no clinical studies cited.

Where to Buy

If you want to use Amino Prime, you’ll have to order it by way of a “free trial” offered on the official website. It works like this. You order a full sized bottle and pay only the cost of shipping. The date you order starts a 14 day trial period. If you don’t want to continue receiving Amino Prime, you must cancel and return the product within 14 days from the order date. If you fail to do this, you’ll be signed up for monthly deliveries for which you must pay $79.97 each. This information is cleverly “hidden” under the heading of “Satisfaction Guarantee”. It is not even labeled as “Terms and Conditions”, but simply as the satisfaction guarantee. Lots of guys have been caught up in these automatic shipping schemes and many have had a difficult time canceling.

You’ll also see it being pushed on certain websites promoting the use of Amino Prime together with other products, like Trig X2, Muscle Rev X, and many more. Don’t be fooled. There is no extraordinary benefit to be had from using any of these products together. These websites get paid by both companies and figure they can increase their profits if you buy both together.

Conclusion

It’s possible that you could benefit from Amino Prime, but it is clear that the sole focus of the producer and promoters of the product is separating you from your money.

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Author: Rob Miller

Rob Miller founded SupplementCritique.com over 7 years ago, and has been the chief editor ever since. He has a diploma in Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, and worked at GNC for 3 years. He KNOWS supplements, both inside and out. Rob currently resides in Jupiter, FL, with his wife of 4 years.  Learn more about him in his Bio here. Follow him on Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn, or find him on Google +. View all posts by Rob Miller