Nutricost Pure L-Leucine Powder 500 Grams

TL;DR: Tastes like burnt coffee beans and regret, but if you want real muscle retention and recovery, this stuff works. I mix it post-workout with creatine and 16 oz of water. It’s pure, effective, and worth the grimace. Suck it up, buttercup.Let’s get one thing straight: this stuff tastes like burnt coffee beans had a bitter divorce with a charred tire—and somehow they both lost custody. If you’re expecting a tropical fruit flavor, walk away. But if you’re chasing real results and not some sugar-coated placebo, Nutricost’s L-Leucine delivers.I drink this post-workout, mixing one scoop with creatine and about 16 oz of water. Taste-wise? It’s rough. But it mixes well, no clumps, and hits your system like a freight train full of gains. Suck it up, buttercup—the results are worth the momentary mouth punishment.Now let’s talk results: faster recovery, better muscle retention (especially cutting), and noticeable post-lift performance improvements. Leucine is the MVP of BCAAs for muscle protein synthesis, and this pure, no-BS version nails it.Bonus: no fillers, no weird additives, just pure leucine doing exactly what you want it to do—helping you hang onto hard-earned muscle like it owes you money.Taste is a 2/10. Results? 10/10. You don’t buy this for a spa day—you buy it because it works.

ideal for old people to make and regain goals of muscle.

I now weigh 74 lbs more. Probably the ding dongs, but hey... whatever, haters!!!

Received the product in good condition. It was as advertised.

Very good product

I should’ve read the reviews about the tips this is probably the worse thing I’m gonna consume in my lifetime

The product seems to increase muscle mass while the supplementation continues.

I kept track of the number of servings I used out of this bottle of L-Leucine powder by NutriCost. The front of the bottle says that it contains 100 servings. Well, I used the supplied scoop scraping off any excess powder off of the top of the scoop using the back of a butter knife so that the serving of powder in the scoop was exactly level with the top of it making each serving I used 5 Grams the size of one serving as printed on the front of the bottle, and I only got 64 servings. This means that NutriCost cheated me out of 36 servings. I paid $21.95 for 100 servings of L-Leucine, but I only got $14.05 worth of it, and I got cheated out of $7.90.This makes me wonder how many other bottles full of powder sold by NutriCost claiming to contain a certain number of servings really contain far fewer servings than advertised cheating us out of our hard earned money and padding the pockets/bank accounts of NutriCost?I think I will look for another more honest company to get my supplement powders from going forward.