Pure Encapsulations L-Carnitine 340mg, 60 Vegetarian Capsules

These are top quality L-Carnitine capsules from Pure encapsulations. The contents are 340mgb of L-Carnitine from L-Carnitine-L-Tartrate. Therevare 60 capsules of medium size and the container recommends a serving of 2-4 capsules daily. The capsules are ready to swallow and have no aftertaste that I can detect. The quality is good for this supplement and container has a dessicant pod to keep the capsules dry. There are no artificial additives, binders or fillers and these are Gluten, environmental contaminant and GMO free. This supplement was priced at £53.83 at time of order which is pricey as you are paying for a high quality, high purity supplement.

At first glance, the L-carnitine capsules looked promising, and after trying them I can say they have quite a lot going for them. Each capsule provides 340 mg of L-carnitine in the L-carnitine-L-tartrate form, which is generally considered a more bioavailable format because it is absorbed efficiently and can be utilised more readily by the body. L-carnitine plays a role in transporting fatty acids into the mitochondria where they are used for energy production, so I picked these up mainly to support general energy metabolism and exercise recovery. It is the sort of supplement that fits well into a routine if you train regularly or are trying to support endurance and muscle recovery. The capsules themselves are small to medium in size and easy to swallow, which is helpful given the recommended serving of two to four capsules per day split between meals. The vegetarian capsule shells are a plus, especially for anyone avoiding gelatine. I also appreciate that the formulation is kept fairly clean, with no unnecessary binders, artificial additives, or common allergens such as gluten, nuts, or dairy. For people who are sensitive to fillers, that simplicity in the ingredient list is reassuring. From a quality perspective, the capsules appear well manufactured. The powder inside looks consistent and there is no noticeable smell when opening the bottle, which sometimes happens with amino acid supplements. The packaging is simple but functional and seals well to keep moisture out. One minor drawback is the dosage format. Because each capsule contains 340 mg, reaching the upper suggested intake means taking several capsules per day, which some people may find slightly inconvenient compared with higher strength capsules or powder formats. A higher concentration per capsule would make the routine a bit simpler. Overall, the formulation is straightforward, the ingredients are clean, and the capsules are easy to take. It has met my expectations and I would recommend it if you are looking for a simple L-carnitine supplement in capsule form.

Most of us on a good diet ‘should’ be getting enough L-Carnitine through said diet; but some of us with certain health-conditions do need topping-up with this “conditionally essential” (the body should produce enough on its own amid a healthy diet) amino acid. I take this for improved energy use, and have been using this Pure Encapsulations version since its release. It not only works as intended; but also without issue, as well. Some people tend-to say that this helps with their weight loss, too; but then, it’s difficult for me to personally confirm this after taking L-Carnitine, as I am already a rake handle with a face, already. But taking long fatty acid chains and converting them for energy (ATP) is this amino-acids’ role or party-piece; so, this is potentially ‘hugely’ viable if you are consuming this product whilst on a good diet and coupled-to a continuous and consistent exercise program. One mid-morning and one capsule consumed mid-afternoon ‘away’ from meals is preferred; so, the maximum supply is only one-month per bottle; and having consumed this before now, I know that it does give you a little extra effort when required. But at a typical price of around £45 per pot, (very variable) it is a painfully expensive long-term option; (more-than the typically ‘most’ expensive brand that has even greater potency per-capsule, but is a slightly different derivative of L-Carnitine, see below) but then, this is one of only a few ‘good’ brands that you should try at-least once to determine whether L-Carnitine delivers what you personally require. It’s important to say that there are different derivatives of L-Carnitine. Other derivatives cross the blood-brain barrier, such as “Acetyl L-Carnitine”, (or ALCAR) and are more suited to those individuals seeking more cognitive focus, or “brain energy”, as I tend-to ‘label’ it; but this Pure Encapsulations derivative is “L-Carnitine-L-Tartrate” which has a higher bioavailability, or it’s absorbed into the body far quicker, and is therefore better for bursts of athletic energy, amid other benefits that come from feeling slightly more energetic. So, you decide whether having more direct energy, or more focused, cognitive energy is your aim from L-Carnitine. As some other brands may give you a false failure reading, and is highly dependent upon their source ingredient(s), the processing of the said active ingredient, which all results-in the supplements’ actual effectiveness. But there’s no such concerns with the Pure Encapsulations brand; which is one that you can trust to deliver the answers to your L-Carnitine health-related questions.

good supplement. nice easy to swallow capsules no funny aftertaste or smells. a good source of l-carnitine if you're looking to supplement with it. expensive but a decent amount of servings.

I have been using this L carnitine supplement for a few weeks and it has fitted well into my routine. The capsules are easy to swallow and gentle on the stomach, even when taken between meals. Energy levels feel more consistent during the day, particularly when training or staying active, without any jittery or overstimulating effects. What I appreciate most is how simple and clean the formulation feels. There are no unnecessary fillers or flavours, which makes it easy to trust what you are taking. The dose per capsule is sensible and allows flexibility, whether you prefer a lower daily intake or to split doses across the day. Absorption feels good and there have been no digestive issues. The brand - Pure Encapsulations - is known for producing supplements with a strong focus on purity, consistency, and clinical-grade quality. Their products avoid unnecessary additives and common allergens, making them a trusted choice among healthcare professionals and users who prioritise clean, reliable formulations. L carnitine is often used to support fat metabolism and energy production, and this product delivers those benefits in a subtle but noticeable way. It is not a dramatic or artificial boost, but rather a steady support supplement that works quietly in the background. Overall, this is a high quality, well tolerated L carnitine product that feels thoughtfully made. Ideal for anyone looking for a reliable and clean amino acid supplement. If you genuinely need l-carnitine or want to experiment and see if it will be helpful for you this is a brand and product formulation you can trust. 5/5 - I can fully recommend this product.

When it comes to Supplements, I feel that I owe it to both myself, and especially to my family, to always carry out appropriate research to establish the Supplement's potential to improve our health, or to adversely affect it, before I am in any position to decide if it's worth consuming, and if the cost is worth paying. This is why I now only allow myself and my family to consume Supplements that I have previously identified may have a health benefit, and to only buy those Brands that are likely to contain the Supplement that I have previously identified may be worth consuming. So, for me at least, it's a simple L-Carnitine 340mg Test: (𝟭) Is it worth consuming? (𝟮) Is it worth buying? (𝟯) Does the Pure Encapsulations Brand actually contain L-Carnitine 340mg? Consuming something that contains nothing of any benefit, or worse, is not only a complete waste of money, but it is also a wasted opportunity to potentially improve one's health, or to help avoid an otherwise avoidable health problem. The latter is crucially important and, in my opinion, significantly outweighs the financial considerations. On this occasion, I was satisfied that there was credible evidence that the Pure Encapsulations Brand does contain L-Carnitine (L-Carnitine-L-Tartrate) 340mg and in the quantity stated, and that any related test results were either credible, verifiable, or both. 𝗗𝗶𝗱 𝗜 𝗢𝗯𝘀𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗲 𝗔𝗻𝘆 𝗕𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗳𝗶𝘁𝘀? In the short term, that is usually impossible to say, because few Supplements are likely to reveal any benefits over just a few days. The effect may take weeks, or even Months, or there may be no observable effect if it has helped to avoid a problem. Therefore, my main approach initially, has been to watch for any adverse effects and, in that respect, I can confirm that I have not noticed any from consuming the L-Carnitine 340mg Supplement made by Pure Encapsulations. 𝗪𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱 𝗜 𝗕𝘂𝘆 𝗣𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗘𝗻𝗰𝗮𝗽𝘀𝘂𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗟-𝗖𝗮𝗿𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝟯𝟰𝟬𝗺𝗴 𝟲𝟬𝘅 𝗖𝗮𝗽𝘀𝘂𝗹𝗲𝘀? Yes, Pure Encapsulations' example of L-Carnitine 340mg is well presented and I found the contents in good condition and free from both tampering and general contamination. However, the Cap was loose, so the main protection relied upon just a single Seal beneath the Cap. I would prefer to see the Cap properly fitted, and with some additional anti-tampering measures, such as an additional Seal around the Cap itself to confirm it has not been removed after manufacture. Manufacturer Reference: 𝗟𝗖𝟲𝗨𝗞. ASIN: 𝗕𝟬𝟳𝗤𝗬𝗖𝗩𝗞𝗠𝗟.

Seller/ Brand: Pure Encapsulations Product: L-Carnitine 340mg - Amino Acid - 60 Vegetarian Capsules Price at time of order: £53.83 Small cream coloured HPMC capsules, each containing 340mg of this free-form amino acid. Provided in a blue and white screw top bottle, with a foil seal on the opening for freshness and security, and includes a desiccant cylinder. The bottle of 60 capsules is designed to last for 2 months, with a suggested daily intake of one capsule a day. The brand produces supplements without the additives commonly-found in many others, which positions them as both clean and premium in the supplement space. The only other ingredients in this amino acid product are ascorbyl palmitate and microcrystalline cellulose from plant fibre, though the specific plant source is unnamed. Given that this same amino acid is widely available at significantly lower cost (7p-83p per gram) than the £2.64 per gram required here, these seem very expensive to me, even in this specific tartrate form. Powders of the plain form with no added excipients can be found for between 8p and 26p per gram, with high end premium products at 50p per gram and upwards being the exception rather than the rule. The tartrate form is also widely available for around 8-12p per gram. The high price here points to brand positioning, which may matter to some sufficiently to justify this.

I’ve been taking this to help with energy levels, especially around workouts or busy days. L carnitine is known for helping the body use fat for energy, so it’s a useful addition if you’re trying to stay active or feel less sluggish. Capsules are easy to take, and I just split them across the day between meals as suggested. No issues with taking them, and they feel quite gentle. I also like that the ingredients are clean, no unnecessary extras, which makes it feel like a better quality product.