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Powder in a jar · 30 servings · one scoop a day

Nitric Boost

Stir it in. Start your day.

Nitric Boost is a daily powder the seller built around beet root and amino acids, with niacin and a few traditional herbs behind them. Stir a scoop into water, a smoothie or tea, and the seller aims it at healthy blood flow, energy, stamina and confidence.

  • Eight ingredients on the seller's list, from beet root to dong quai
  • One scoop a day, in a glass of water, a smoothie or tea
  • Free US shipping and two bonus guides come with 3 or 6 jars
  • One payment, then 60 days from your purchase to decide
6 jars: $49 each, free US shipping

Our editorial score is 9.2/10, and it reflects our opinion rather than the seller's.

Nitric Boost powder jar with a black lid and a blue and gold label above a burst of pink powder and ginkgo leaves
30

servings in every jar

8

ingredients on the seller's list

2

bonus guides with 3 or 6 jars

60 days

to decide, counted from your purchase

Why it appeals

A light daily habit with a clear idea behind it

Most days already hold a moment for a glass of something. A powder that fits into that moment asks for very little, and small habits are the ones that last.

The seller's thinking is simple: nitrates from beet root and amino acids the body uses to make nitric oxide, backed by niacin and traditional herbs, all in one scoop taken at the same hour each day.

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Easy to keep up

It takes a scoop and a glass. Within a week or two the step tends to feel as ordinary as brushing your teeth.

Built on a familiar idea

Beet root and amino acids are names many people who train already know, and the seller gathers them into one scoop.

A lift for a busy day

The seller points to energy and stamina, the kind you want for a long shift, a brisk walk or a session at the gym.

Room to change your mind

Your 60 days run from the purchase date, and jars can come back even when they are empty.

Ingredients

Eight names, described the way the seller describes them

The seller publishes the names and no amounts, so we repeat what it says about each one and never guess at a dose.

Beet root powder

The seller's source of natural nitrates, which the body converts into nitric oxide. The seller adds that runners take beet root for endurance.

L-arginine and L-citrulline DL-malate

Two amino acids. The seller calls L-arginine the raw material for nitric oxide, and L-citrulline its companion, with the malate half there for energy.

Niacin (vitamin B3)

The one vitamin on the list, linked by the seller with healthy, flexible blood vessels.

Ginkgo biloba

Described by the seller as antioxidant support for the blood vessels. A familiar name on supplement shelves.

Dong quai

A traditional tonic for circulation, in the seller's words, tied to healthy blood flow.

Epimedium and D-aspartic acid

Epimedium is a traditional herb and D-aspartic acid is an amino acid. We list them for completeness and add no role of our own.

The seller says the powder is made in the USA at a GMP-certified facility, and its FAQ calls the powder soy-free, dairy-free, vegetarian and non-GMO, with third-party inspections. There is no label image, no scoop weight and no flavor list on the seller's pages, so we leave those out.

Your routine

Scoop, stir, then give it a few steady months

01

Pick your moment

Settle on a time of day that suits you, perhaps beside the kettle or the blender.

02

Scoop, stir, sip

One scoop goes into a glass of water, a smoothie or tea. A jar holds 30 servings, so each jar covers 30 days.

03

Stay with it for a while

The seller suggests 3 to 6 months of steady use, and results vary, so a weekly note can help you judge.

What each package covers: one jar lasts 30 days, three jars last 90 days and six jars last 180 days.

Before starting: check with your doctor if you take any prescription medicine. Blood-pressure medicines, nitrate medicines and blood thinners are worth asking your doctor or pharmacist about, and so are heart or circulation conditions and planned surgery.

Nitric Boost may suit you if

  • You want one daily habit built around a powder drink.
  • You like the idea of beet root and amino acids in your scoop.
  • You prefer a one-time price on the order page.
  • You are happy to wait a few months before deciding.

Start my daily routine

Packages

Choose how long to give it

Each package is a single payment on the order page. US shipping is free on three jars and six jars, while one jar adds $9.99 at checkout. Three jars and six jars bring the bonus guides.

1 jar

30-day supply

One black Nitric Boost powder jar with a blue and gold label
$69/jar

The single-jar package

  • Total $69, plus $9.99 US shipping at checkout
  • About $2.30 a day before shipping
  • No bonus guides with this package
  • 60-day guarantee from your purchase
Get 1 jar

3 jars

90-day supply

Three black Nitric Boost powder jars with blue and gold labels
$59/jar

The middle package

  • Total $177, free US shipping
  • About $1.97 a day
  • 2 bonus guides
  • 60-day guarantee from your purchase
Get 3 jars
Best value

6 jars

180-day supply

Six black Nitric Boost powder jars stacked in two rows
$49/jar

The lowest price per jar

  • Total $294, free US shipping
  • About $1.63 a day
  • 2 bonus guides
  • 60-day guarantee from your purchase
Get 6 jars at $49 each

The seller's order page showed these prices on October 28, 2026, and they may change. The seller quotes roughly 3 to 7 business days within the US and sends a tracking email once the order ships. Orders abroad cost $19.99 to ship and take 10 to 15 working days. ClickBank is the retailer.

Bonus guide

The Nitric Boost Blueprint, plus a second bonus guide

Both come with the 3-jar and 6-jar packages only. By the seller's count the two guides are worth $147 together.

Free with 3 or 6 jars

The Nitric Boost Blueprint

A guide on when to take your scoop, what to eat alongside it and a few smoothie recipes. The seller puts $73.50 on it.

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9.2/10
How we rate it

9.2 out of 10 from our editors

This number is ours alone, and it is not an average of customer ratings or a figure from the seller. We marked it up for the one-scoop habit, the short ingredient list, the single payment, the free US shipping and bonus guides on larger packages, and a 60-day window that accepts empty jars.

Our full Nitric Boost guide has the price table and the ingredient notes.

60days from your purchase

Two full months to decide. Not the right fit? The jars can go back.

A money-back guarantee comes with every package, and the seller calls it no questions asked, even when you have used all of it. A refund works like this:

  1. 01

    Keep your order number and note the purchase date. ClickBank counts the 60 days from it.

  2. 02

    Get in touch with the seller: email [email protected] with Refund Request as the subject, phone 1 (814) 885 4823 on a weekday, use the refund form on the seller's site or open a ClickBank ticket.

  3. 03

    Pack every jar, empty ones included, and send the parcel to Adem Naturals, 285 Northeast Ave, Tallmadge, OH 44278. The postage is yours, or you can refuse the package at delivery so that it goes back.

  4. 04

    The seller's pages give no refund time, so put that question to support.

For product questions, email [email protected] or phone 1 (814) 885 4823 on a weekday. ClickBank is the retailer and runs order support on 1-800-390-6035.

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FAQ

What buyers ask before ordering

What do I get in a jar?

A powder, not a pill. One jar holds 30 servings, and one scoop is one serving. The label on the jar reads Nitric Boost Ultra. The seller does not state how much a scoop weighs.

How do I use it?

Mix a scoop into a glass of water once a day, or into a smoothie or a cup of tea. Pick an hour you can repeat. A jar lasts 30 days.

What is in it?

Eight ingredients are listed: niacin (vitamin B3), ginkgo biloba, dong quai and epimedium, plus beet root powder and three amino acids, which are D-aspartic acid, L-arginine and L-citrulline DL-malate. No amounts are published, and we do not guess at any.

What is it designed to do?

The seller's pitch covers circulation, energy, stamina and confidence. Those are the seller's words and not medical claims from us.

How long before I notice something?

The seller's FAQ suggests steady use for 3 to 6 months, and results vary. That long horizon is the reason the 60-day guarantee matters.

What do the packages cost?

On the order page, as we checked it on October 28, 2026: one jar is $69, three jars are $177 ($59 each) and six jars are $294 ($49 each). Three and six jars ship free in the US, and the single jar adds $9.99 at checkout. Prices can change.

Which packages include the bonus guides?

Three jars and six jars, not the single jar. One guide is The Nitric Boost Blueprint, and by the seller's count the two guides are worth $147 together.

Is the price a one-time payment?

Yes. The seller's FAQ says there are no hidden fees, charges or subscriptions. Look at the total on the last checkout screen before paying. Checkout may also offer an optional audiobook edition of the Blueprint for $9.99, which you can skip.

How does the 60-day guarantee work?

ClickBank counts the 60 days from the date of purchase, and the seller calls the guarantee no questions asked, even for empty jars. Email [email protected] with Refund Request as the subject, phone on a weekday, use the refund form on the seller's site or open a ClickBank ticket. Then send the jars to Adem Naturals in Tallmadge, Ohio. Postage is yours, or you can refuse the package at delivery. The seller does not state a refund time, so ask support.

How long does delivery take?

Expect roughly 3 to 7 business days within the US, and a tracking email once the order ships. International orders cost $19.99 to ship and take 10 to 15 working days.

Where can I buy it?

The only place we have seen it sold is the seller's order page, which every button here opens, with ClickBank running checkout. Buy there and the guarantee and the seller's support apply to you.

Should I ask a doctor first?

Yes, if you take prescription medicine, live with a medical condition, are pregnant or nursing or have surgery planned. Blood-pressure medicines, nitrate medicines and blood thinners are worth asking your doctor or pharmacist about. A supplement cannot replace medical care.

Start a steadier daily routine

Choose your package, pay through ClickBank, and your 60 days begin on the purchase date.

Choose my Nitric Boost package Free US shipping on 3 and 6 jars · one payment · 60 days from your purchase