Amazon: Nutrabay Gold Citrulline Malate 2:1 Powder (120g, Cola) at ₹329

Quick facts

Product overview

This is a small 120g tub of citrulline malate in a 2:1 ratio — two parts L-citrulline to one part malic acid — flavoured as cola. Citrulline malate is a standard pre-workout ingredient used to raise nitric oxide production, which is why the listing markets it for muscle pump, endurance and recovery. The listing also states the product is tested for purity and free of banned substances. At a typical 6–8g serving, a 120g tub is roughly 15–20 servings, so this is a trial-sized or top-up pack rather than a bulk buy.

Why consider it

The price point is the main draw. Standalone citrulline in India often sits well above ₹500 even for small packs, and ₹329 for 120g from a mainstream brand with Amazon fulfilment is a low-risk way to test whether the ingredient does anything for your training. Buying it as a single ingredient rather than inside a proprietary pre-workout blend also means you know exactly what dose you are taking, which is not true of most all-in-one pre-workouts.

Pros and cons

Who should buy it

Good for lifters who already have a caffeine source and want to add citrulline separately, or anyone curious enough to trial the ingredient without committing to a 300g tub. Skip it if you already run a fully dosed pre-workout containing 6g+ citrulline, if you dislike sweetened cola flavouring, or if you want the lowest cost per gram — larger packs almost always beat a 120g tub on unit price.

Final verdict

The destination page was read directly and confirms the ₹329 figure, the product identity and the seller, so the core claim stands. What could not be confirmed is any reference price: no MRP or discount percentage appeared, so we cannot tell you how much this is off the usual rate, and Amazon supplement pricing changes frequently. As a cheap way to try citrulline malate it is a reasonable buy; as a headline bargain it is unproven. Check the price on the page before ordering.