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Does Nitro Focus NO3 Work?
Note: This is a just review. To order, visit the Nitro Focus NO3 website.
Do you ever wonder how it can be that every preworkout supplement calls itself #1? Yeah, me too. I honestly don’t know how they all get away with it, but they do. Nitro Focus NO3 is another #1 supplement in the US. So we took a look to see if its earned the title.
Relatively speaking, in this online bodybuilding supplement world, Nitro Focus NO3 has been around for a long time. I first noticed it in about spring of 2013. I meant to keep an eye on it, see what other guys had to say, and maybe try it out for myself. But it kind of dropped off my radar and it didn’t cross my mind again until the other day when a buddy of mine asked me to take a look at it for him.
I try to be a good friend, so I did look into Nitro Focus NO3, and this is what I found.
Nitro Focus NO3 Benefits
The first thing I checked out was what Nitro Focus NO3 promises it can do for you. There didn’t seem to be anything ground breaking here. Just pretty much the usual for a Nitric Oxide focuses pre workout, albeit with a little hyperbole:
- Increased endurance.
- Incredible pumps.
- Insane focus.
- Greater muscle growth (35% in 30 days)
- Thermogenic boost.
- Strength increased by 46%
How Nitro Focus NO3 Works
The idea behind a nitric oxide pre workout is that it increases blood flow. The more NO you have in your body, the more relaxed and open your blood vessels are. This allows an increase in flow to your muscles during your workout. This increased blood brings more oxygen to your muscles which allows them to work harder. It also delivers more nutrients which leads to better post workout recovery, so you’re muscle building is more efficient.
Again, this is all typical. So what is it about Nitro Focus NO3 that makes it #1? My guess is that it’s in the formula.
Nitro Focus NO3 Ingredients
Tracking down the list of ingredients wasn’t easy. Like a lot of #1 supplements, Nitro Focus NO3 is big on telling you what it can do, but not so concerned with filling you in on how it does it. But eventually, we found the list.
It’s basically several different kinds of amino acids, mainly L-Arginine. L-Arginine is a pre cursor to nitric oxide. (1) The more L-Arginine in your bloodstream, the more nitric oxide is produced. As far as NO supplements go, this is what you want.
But the scope of the formula is quite narrow.
Where to Buy Nitro Focus NO3
When I first heard of Nitro Focus NO3, you could get it through one of those free trials where you only pay a small shipping fee to try it out. The way it worked was that you paid that shipping fee and they sent you a full bottle. Then, if you didn’t call and cancel within 1o days of placing your original order, they charged you full price ($99.98!) and signed you up to get monthly bottles at that same full price.
The worst thing about it, other than the ridiculous price, was that they try to hide from you how the free trial actually worked. It was hidden in the fine print of the terms and condition on a separate page of the website.
But this time around, 2 ½ years later, it doesn’t seem to be available at all. When you try to use a link that would take you to an order, it takes you to the website for a completely different product.
Nitro Focus NO3 and the Rippoff Report
When I couldn’t find a way to order Nitro Focus NO3, I looked for a reason why it might have disappeared. One clue I found is that there are several Rippoff Reports about the Nitro Focus NO3 free trial scam. You can read that Rippoff Report Here
It turns out these free trial scams are a bit like a revolving door. They come and go every few months. One disappears and the next one takes its place. Literally. The new one uses the same links as the old one. The marketers just redirect to the new product links.
It looks like one too many customers caught on to the scam and Nitro Focus NO3 packed it in.
Our Nitro Focus NO3 Conclusion
There wasn’t much to Nitro Focus NO3 a couple years ago when it first came out, and there’s even less to it now. It turns out it was just another scam product calling itself #1. Keep an eye out for these. They’re everywhere.
Free trial scams piss us off. And Nitro Focus NO3 is no different. There is a new preworkout called 4 gauge using some pretty innovative natural ingredients that are worth looking into. To check out our review of 4 Gauge, including the ingredients, Click Here
Sources:
(1) L-arginine is the physiological precursor for the formation of nitric oxide in endothelium-dependent relaxation. Richard M.J. Palmer, Daryl D. Rees, David S. Ashton, Salvador Moncada. Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications. Volume 153, Issue 3, 30 June 1988, Pages 1251–1256.
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