What is L-Citrulline?
L-Citrulline is a non-essential amino acid found naturally in watermelon. The body converts it into L-arginine, which is used to make nitric oxide, a signaling molecule involved in normal blood vessel function.
Why does it show up in vitality supplements?
Its link to nitric-oxide pathways makes it a familiar name in stamina and active-lifestyle formulas.
What does the research say?
General background is available from the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements. Research on this ingredient in finished gummy supplements is limited, and nothing here suggests it treats low testosterone, erectile dysfunction or any other condition.
L-Citrulline in Soda Horse Pro
The seller lists 35 mg per gummy. Exercise studies on L-Citrulline often use gram-level amounts, so 35 mg is a small amount and should not be assumed to match those studies. See the full ingredients page and check your bottle's label.
Safety considerations
L-Citrulline may lower blood pressure in some people. Men taking nitrates, ED medication, blood pressure medicine or blood thinners should ask a healthcare professional first.