Beet Root Training Gummies — Priced per Session

Training products should be priced per session, not per day, and this page says so before you have to work it out. One jar, one printed figure, and a window the label takes seriously.

The jar's arithmetic

Beet root extract at 1000 mg, L-citrulline at 600, L-arginine at 400, with B6, B12, grape seed and CoQ10 behind them. Training days only means the jar lasts as long as the schedule is honest about.

The window, printed

Forty-five to sixty minutes before the session, chewed. A gummy survives a gym bag in a way a shaker bottle does not, which is half the format's argument before any milligram is counted.

Three or four sessions a week

At a typical training week the jar runs a month or more. Cost per session — not per calendar day — is the only fair way to weigh it against pre-workout powders and their scoops.

Who it is not for

Not for the children in the house, however many sports they play; the milligrams are adult figures. The jar goes on the high shelf with the other adult jars, and the lesson is free.

The two prices, once more

Current and compare-at, today's beside the regular. Divide by sessions actually trained — the jar keeps the score, so the arithmetic stays honest.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.