
Glycine Powder
100 g
The label serving is half a teaspoon, or one level 2 g scoop, supplying 2 g glycine. The selected tub contains 100 g.
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Search and filter this category ↗This collection includes protein-forming amino acids and related compounds such as taurine and carnosine. They do not all have the same roles. Some amino acids must come from food, while the body normally makes others. An isolated ingredient is different from a complete protein source; the exact compound and the reason for considering it both matter.
Evidence must match the exact ingredient and purpose. Findings for one amino acid cannot establish benefits for another. Oral carnosine is not equivalent to beta-alanine supplementation for increasing muscle carnosine. Animal longevity findings for taurine do not establish longer human life. Adequate nutrition and an identified reason to supplement are more useful than broad recovery or anti-ageing promises.
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100 g
The label serving is half a teaspoon, or one level 2 g scoop, supplying 2 g glycine. The selected tub contains 100 g.
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100 g
One teaspoon, or one level 3 g scoop, provides 3 g L-glutamine. The selected tub contains 100 g.
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100 g
Half a teaspoon, or one level 1.2 g scoop, provides 960 mg L-lysine from L-lysine hydrochloride. The official tub contains 100 g.
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100 g
One teaspoon, identified as one level 3.2 g scoop, provides 3.2 g taurine. The official pack contains 100 g.
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200 g
One approximately 3 g scoop provides 3 g L-citrulline, with no other ingredients listed. The 200 g tub contains about 66 servings.
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120 veggie capsules
Each one-capsule serving supplies 500 mg L-tyrosine; the bottle provides 120 servings.
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300 g
One approximately 6 g scoop supplies 6 g L-arginine hydrochloride, with no other ingredients listed. The 300 g tub provides about 50 servings.
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300 g
One approximately 5 g scoop provides 5 g L-glutamine. The 300 g tub lists about 60 servings and no other ingredients.
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120 Tablets — US label
Per 2 tablets: Vitamin C (as Calcium Ascorbate) 10 mg L-Arginine (Free Base) 500 mg L-Citrulline (Free Base) 500 mg.
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100 Easy-Solv tablets — US label
Per 1 tablet: L-Glutamine 1,000 mg.
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120 capsules · 750 mg per capsule
Each capsule supplies 750 mg L-glutamine. The manufacturer describes microbial fermentation as the ingredient source; the selected bottle contains 120 capsules.
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100 Capsules — US label
Per 1 capsule: L-Tyrosine 500 mg.
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120 Capsules — US label
Per 4 capsules: Pantothenic Acid (as Calcium D-Pantothenate) 10 mg Acetyl-L-Carnitine (from Acetyl-L-Carnitine Hydrochloride) 500 mg L-Glutamine 500 mg Taurine 500 mg Cytidine 5'-Diphosphocholine 300 mg Phosphatidylcholine 120 mg Phosphatidylserine 100 mg.
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100 Capsules — US label
Per 1 capsule: Taurine 1,000 mg.
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60 vegetarian capsules; one-capsule serving
The label lists 500 mg L-carnosine per vegetarian capsule. The bottle contains 60 capsules.
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100 vegetarian capsules; one-capsule serving
The manufacturer lists 1,000 mg glycine per vegetarian capsule. The pictured bottle contains 100 capsules.
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100 vegetarian capsules; one-capsule serving
One capsule lists 500 mg L-glutamine as a free-form amino acid. The bottle contains 100 capsules and uses a vegetable-cellulose capsule.
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100 vegetarian capsules; one-capsule serving
The manufacturer lists 620 mg L-lysine as L-lysine hydrochloride per vegetarian capsule. The selected bottle contains 100 capsules.
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90 vegetarian capsules; one-capsule serving
The Supplement Facts panel lists 1,000 mg taurine per vegetarian capsule. The selected bottle contains 90 capsules.
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300 g powder · 60 five-gram servings
The official jar shows a net weight of 300 g. Its Supplement Facts panel lists 5 g L-glutamine per one-scoop serving and 60 servings per container.
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60 tablets
Each tablet supplies 1,000 mg L-lysine as hydrochloride.
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100 veg capsules
The manufacturer lists 750 mg gamma-aminobutyric acid per capsule, with 100 one-capsule servings in the pictured pack.
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100 veg capsules; 33 three-capsule servings
The manufacturer lists 3 g free-form glycine per three capsules, equivalent to 1,000 mg per capsule. The selected bottle contains 100 capsules. Glycine is an amino acid and is not glutathione.
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100 veg capsules
Each two-capsule serving supplies 1,000 mg free-form L-arginine: 500 mg per capsule, with 50 servings in the shown bottle.
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50 veg capsules
The one-capsule serving provides 500 mg L-carnosine (beta-alanyl-L-histidine). This is a dipeptide formula with 50 servings in the pictured pack.
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100 tablets
One tablet supplies 500 mg L-cysteine from 650 mg L-cysteine HCl, plus 60 mg vitamin C and 10 mg vitamin B6. The pictured pack has 100 tablets.
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120 veg capsules
The three-capsule serving supplies 1,500 mg L-ornithine from 1,913 mg L-ornithine hydrochloride: 500 mg per capsule and 40 servings in the bottle.
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100 veg capsules
Manufacturer facts list 1,000 mg free-form taurine per one-capsule serving. The pack shown contains 100 capsules.
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Powder
The manufacturer lists 5 g of glutamine per serving. The photographed powder label uses a 5.2 g serving.
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60 Capsules / 90 Capsules — US label
Per 1 capsule: 500 mg free-form L-glutamine.
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120 label servings (1 capsule per serving) — US label
Per 1 capsule: 1,000 mg free-form taurine.
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60 label servings (1 capsule per serving) — US label
Per 1 capsule: 500 mg free-form taurine.
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100 vegetable capsules; 50 two-capsule servings
Per two capsules, the label lists 540 mg L-leucine, 360 mg L-isoleucine, 300 mg L-valine and 20 mg vitamin B6 as pyridoxine hydrochloride. The three amino acids total 1.2 g per serving.
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50 vegetable capsules — US manufacturer listing
GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) 500 mg per vegetable capsule.
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100 vegetable capsules; one-capsule serving
The label lists 500 mg free-form glycine per vegetable capsule. The selected bottle contains 100 capsules.
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100 vegetable capsules; one-capsule serving
The Supplement Facts panel lists 500 mg free-form L-arginine per vegetable capsule. The photographed bottle contains 100 capsules.
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