Nitro Sport NO3 is a so called “nitric oxide” producing supplement that is supposed to help you build muscle quickly. I have personally seenmany of these lately, and every time one goes away, another one seems to appear on the market. This one, like alot of others contains the almighty L-Arginine, which has been the subject of some recent clinical studies pertaining to its effectiveness. While there isn’t alot of information available about this particular supplement, we will do our best to help provide you a better understanding of how it works.

Straight From The Manufacturer

According to the products own website, nitro sport no3 is supposed to increase muscle mass, boost blood flow, help eliminate your libido problems, and help you lean out faster. As we stated earlier, this supplement contains l-arginine, which is a precursor to the production of nitric oxide. Various research suggests that the presence of nitric oxide, or no as its commonly referred as, helps to dilate the blood vessels and allow for blood to flow throughout the body more naturally.

The premise of this supplement is to give you a lean, muscular physique, but is it the supplement itself that does this, or the resulting effects you get from it. We took to the discussion boards of various bodybuilding websites to help learn about the benefits of NO3 supplements, and got some great feedback from it.

We Take Our Discussion To The Forums

According to men who posted on bodybuilding.com, nitric oxide supplements are supposed to give you insane amounts of energy for the gym. While no one in particular stated that they tried nitro sport no3, several discussed that they had used products very similar and experienced great benefits. Some of the key benefits discussed were a keen sense of euphoria, and a very aggressive behavior, similar to that of steroids, which could be very beneficial for a workout. Since no one has come forward and said that they explicitly used this product, we can only assume that the results would be the same.

Where To Buy Nitro Sport NO3 and Availability

We scoured the internet for the best price of nitro sport, but could only find it available on the companies official website. It is definitely not sold in stores, and you actually cant even buy it online. You can, however, get a “free trial” which allows you to “try” the product for a period of 14 days. After your 14 day trial is up, you will be sent a new supply of the product every thirty days, and your credit card is billed almost $90! BE CAREFULL OF THESE FREE TRIALS!

I know from personal experience not to be sucked into some of these free trials. Because of a few bad experiences, and a few credit cards later, you need to make sure you read the fine print and know what your getting yourself into. Be sure to mark your calendar, and make sure you understand that you will keep getting the product for a long time if you don’t cancel.

Overall

This product, like pretty much all the other supplements we come across that make claims like this, does not seem to be much different from the others. The problem that we have with Nitro Sport NO3 is the fact that they have no FAQ page, no customer support structure, no way to just buy a one months supply, and no customer reviews or testimonials on their site. Furthermore, the terms and conditions require you to be a lawyer to understand all the legal terms. We are not saying that it doesn’t work, it may very well, but a decent company website will explain exactly how this will happen, instead of just talking about the ingredients 80% of the time.

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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