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KM-CITP-200
Citrulline
Citrulline
Citrulline
Citrulline
Citrulline
Citrulline
KM-CITP-200

Citrulline

$19.99

L-Citrulline is a powerful pump-boosting amino acid that helps support L-arginine and Nitric Oxide Production.* Kaged L-Citrulline is 100% plant-based, made through a patented fermentation process, and is banned substance tested. It’s unflavored and easy to add to your pre-workout for even more pumps.*

DESCRIPTION

L-Citrulline is a powerful pump-boosting amino acid that helps support L-arginine and Nitric Oxide Production.* Kaged L-Citrulline is 100% plant-based, made through a patented fermentation process, and is banned substance tested. It’s unflavored and easy to add to your pre-workout for even more pumps.*

How to Use
Supplement Facts
KM-CITP-200
Citrulline 200 Grams / Unflavored

FUEL WITHOUT THE FILLERS

MUSCLE PUMPS

L-Citrulline supports nitric oxide (NO) production, increasing muscle pumps. This provides more nutrients to your muscles.*

FERMENTED & PLANT-BASED

Kaged L-Citrulline starts out in raw plants. Then, through a patented fermentation process, the citrulline gets isolated and then purified. Kaged Citrulline is 100% plant-based with no synthetic additives—just the clean amino acid to support your work in the gym.*

NO MALATE

Citrulline malate is a blend of citrulline and malic acid (malate). If you take 2 grams of a 1:1 blend of citrulline malate, you only get about 1 gram of pure citrulline by weight and about 1 gram of malic acid.

COST-EFFECTIVE

With 100 servings per container, Kaged L-Citrulline delivers at a budget-friendly price of just 25 cents per scoop.

FUEL WITHOUT THE FILLERS

SAFE, TESTED, SCIENCE-BACKED INGREDIENTS

In Clinically-Studied Doses

2g

L-CITRULLINE (FERMENTED)

Each scoop features pure, unflavored citrulline that easily mixes into your favorite drinks. Unlike citrulline malate (which is only about half citrulline by volume), our free-form L-Citrulline delivers 100% of what you pay for. No fillers, malate, or extra steps—just pure L-Citrulline to support your pumps and performance.*

HOW TO USE

ADD TO YOUR STACK
Simply mix 1-2 scoops of Kaged L-Citrulline into any pre-workout or electrolyte drink about 20-30 minutes before you train. Because it’s unflavored, you won’t taste a thing—just feel the results. Take note of your L-Citrulline from other sources, like your pre-workout.
DIAL IN YOUR DOSE
Start with 2 g (one scoop), or level up to 4 g (two scoops) if you’re ready for a more intense pump. Adjust based on your training goals and experience.

POWERED BY RESEARCH

STUDY | 1

CITRULLINE BOOSTS ARGININE LEVELS

Citrulline converts to arginine, another amino acid, before increasing nitric oxide levels.* Why choose citrulline over arginine? Your gut and liver contain enzymes called arginases, which break down and eliminate supplemental arginine.

^2008, Schwedhelm et al.

DEEP DIVE | 1

2X

CITRULLINE BY VOLUME

Many brands use citrulline malate, which has half the citrulline content. We use pure L-citrulline, which gives you twice the amount of citrulline and muscle pump support… 2g of citrulline malate = 1g of L-citrulline In contrast, the same dose of citrulline malate only provides *half* the Citrulline.

DEEP DIVE | 2

NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHESIS = MORE NUTRIENTS TO MUSCLES

Citrulline increases muscle pumps through nitric oxide synthesis. More NO relaxes the muscles in blood vessel walls, which causes the vessels to widen. This allows more blood, oxygen, and nutrients to flow throughout the body.*

THE PROBLEMS WITH AMINO ACID SUPPLEMENTS

LACK OF BANNED SUBSTANCE-TESTING

Many amino acid products on the market are never tested by a credible third party, leaving you uncertain about their purity. That’s a problem, especially if you’re an athlete or want peace of mind about what you’re putting into your body. Kaged Citrulline is Informed-Sport Certified—meaning every batch is screened for banned substances to ensure it does not contain prohibited or harmful substances.

QUESTIONABLE ANIMAL SOURCES

Some brands use amino acids made from untested ingredients like bird feathers, human hair, and shreds of animal carcasses. These low-quality sources are called “animal by-product.” This isn’t what we want to put in our body, and we don’t think you should either.

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Kaged Citrulline is 100% plant-based and distilled from raw plants through a patented fermentation process.

FILLERS LIKE MALATE

Many pump supplements use “citrulline malate” instead of pure L-Citrulline. Their labels don’t clarify that this form is only about half actual citrulline by volume. Essentially, you’re paying for malic acid when you want 100% citrulline.

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If a supplement claims 6g of citrulline malate, you might only be getting 3 g of active citrulline—dramatically shortchanging your pump and endurance potential.

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Kaged L-Citrulline, on the other hand, delivers 100% citrulline.

LACK OF CUSTOMIZATION

You’ll notice only one ingredient on the label: L-Citrulline.

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Many brands bundle multiple amino acids or sneak in unwanted fillers, which can leave you stuck with dosages or ingredients that don’t fit your needs.

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With Kaged Citrulline, you can dial in your own dose, mix it with any beverage, and customize your stack exactly the way you want. No extra ingredients. Just pure Citrulline, ready to fit seamlessly into your routine.

THE PROBLEMS WITH AMINO ACID SUPPLEMENTS

KAGED VS. THE OTHER GUYS

Banned-Substance Tested by Informed Sport

Banned-Substance Tested by Informed Sport

Fermented

Fermented

No Malate or Other Fillers

No Malate or Other Fillers

Kaged

Kaged
Citrulline
Citrulline

Other

Other
Citrulline #1
Citrulline #1

LOVE IT OR YOUR MONEY BACK

We stand behind every product we make. If you’re not completely satisfied with your purchase, you have 60 days to send it back—no questions asked.

Try it and put it to the test. If it’s not everything you expected, we’ll make it right.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

CAN I ADD L-CITRULLINE TO OTHER PRODUCTS?

Yes, you can add L-Citrulline to any protein, pre-workout, or hydration drink.

IS L-CITRULLINE SAFE FOR ATHLETES?

Yes. Kaged L-Citrulline is Informed-Sport certified, so it’s safer for athletes competing at all levels. In fact, Kaged L-Citrulline can help improve your muscular endurance, enhancing your performance.

IT SAYS “UNFLAVORED” BUT DOES IT ACTUALLY HAVE NO TASTE?

When you mix Kaged L-Citrulline into a scoop of another product, like Pre-Kaged or Hydra-Charge, it doesn’t really alter the taste. On its own, users say that it has a slight sour taste, but it’s not as tart as unflavored BCAAs.

IS L-CITRULLINE BETTER THAN CITRULLINE MALATE?

By weight, citrulline malate only has about half as much citrulline as free-form l-citrulline. This means companies can get away with using a cheaper form and say their products have twice as much citrulline than they really do. Additionally, citrulline malate needs to get broken down into citrulline before it can be used by the body anyway, so it adds an extra step that makes the form less immediately available. For more on this, you can check out this article.

CAN I ADD L-CITRULLINE TO OTHER PRODUCTS?

Yes, you can add L-Citrulline to any protein, pre-workout, or hydration drink.

IS L-CITRULLINE SAFE FOR ATHLETES?

Yes. Kaged L-Citrulline is Informed-Sport certified, so it’s safer for athletes competing at all levels. In fact, Kaged L-Citrulline can help improve your muscular endurance, enhancing your performance.

IT SAYS “UNFLAVORED” BUT DOES IT ACTUALLY HAVE NO TASTE?

When you mix Kaged L-Citrulline into a scoop of another product, like Pre-Kaged or Hydra-Charge, it doesn’t really alter the taste. On its own, users say that it has a slight sour taste, but it’s not as tart as unflavored BCAAs.

IS L-CITRULLINE BETTER THAN CITRULLINE MALATE?

By weight, citrulline malate only has about half as much citrulline as free-form l-citrulline. This means companies can get away with using a cheaper form and say their products have twice as much citrulline than they really do. Additionally, citrulline malate needs to get broken down into citrulline before it can be used by the body anyway, so it adds an extra step that makes the form less immediately available. For more on this, you can check out this article.

CAN I ADD L-CITRULLINE TO OTHER PRODUCTS?

Yes, you can add L-Citrulline to any protein, pre-workout, or hydration drink.

IS L-CITRULLINE SAFE FOR ATHLETES?

Yes. Kaged L-Citrulline is Informed-Sport certified, so it’s safer for athletes competing at all levels. In fact, Kaged L-Citrulline can help improve your muscular endurance, enhancing your performance.

IT SAYS “UNFLAVORED” BUT DOES IT ACTUALLY HAVE NO TASTE?

When you mix Kaged L-Citrulline into a scoop of another product, like Pre-Kaged or Hydra-Charge, it doesn’t really alter the taste. On its own, users say that it has a slight sour taste, but it’s not as tart as unflavored BCAAs.

IS L-CITRULLINE BETTER THAN CITRULLINE MALATE?

By weight, citrulline malate only has about half as much citrulline as free-form l-citrulline. This means companies can get away with using a cheaper form and say their products have twice as much citrulline than they really do. Additionally, citrulline malate needs to get broken down into citrulline before it can be used by the body anyway, so it adds an extra step that makes the form less immediately available. For more on this, you can check out this article.

CAN I ADD L-CITRULLINE TO OTHER PRODUCTS?

Yes, you can add L-Citrulline to any protein, pre-workout, or hydration drink.

IS L-CITRULLINE SAFE FOR ATHLETES?

Yes. Kaged L-Citrulline is Informed-Sport certified, so it’s safer for athletes competing at all levels. In fact, Kaged L-Citrulline can help improve your muscular endurance, enhancing your performance.

IT SAYS “UNFLAVORED” BUT DOES IT ACTUALLY HAVE NO TASTE?

When you mix Kaged L-Citrulline into a scoop of another product, like Pre-Kaged or Hydra-Charge, it doesn’t really alter the taste. On its own, users say that it has a slight sour taste, but it’s not as tart as unflavored BCAAs.

IS L-CITRULLINE BETTER THAN CITRULLINE MALATE?

By weight, citrulline malate only has about half as much citrulline as free-form l-citrulline. This means companies can get away with using a cheaper form and say their products have twice as much citrulline than they really do. Additionally, citrulline malate needs to get broken down into citrulline before it can be used by the body anyway, so it adds an extra step that makes the form less immediately available. For more on this, you can check out this article.

COMPLETE YOUR STACK

OUR STANDARD

Banned-Substance Free

ZERO Flavors or Colors from Artificial Sources

Gluten-Free

Non-GMO