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Arginine Alpha-Ketoglutarate - Top 2 Supplements & Conclusion

Updated on February 26, 2014

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Now that you know about all the benefits, possible side effects and proper dosages for supplementing with arginine alpha-ketoglutarate you’re probably anxious to get some supplements for yourself.

I could let you go shop for whatever product you want; there are a lot of different supplements that contain arginine in a lot of different forms, but continue reading if you’re interested in two of the top rated arginine alpha-ketoglutarate supplements.

I’m not saying that supplements that contain arginine in a mix with other supplements aren’t beneficial but if you only want the benefits that we’ve gone over then you want a pure arginine alpha-ketoglutarate supplement.

Let’s get right into it!

Top 2 Arginine AKG Supplements

NOW AAKG 3500

NOW Foods is a very popular supplement company that has their own handy arginine alpha-ketoglutarate supplement.

You don’t have to deal with mixing powder into a drink; this supplement comes in tablets.

This takes the hassle out of supplementing with arginine and you can take it pretty much anywhere.

You can get a bottle of 180 tablets, which will come out to 60 servings per bottle.

So you’ll end up buying a new bottle every 2 months; not bad.

You have to take 3 tablets per serving but you’ll get a nice dosage of 3.5 grams of arginine alpha-ketoglutarate with each serving.

Olympian Labs A-AKG Powder

You can save a little money, while giving up a little convenience, if you’d like to go with Olympian Labs’ arginine alpha-ketoglutarate supplement.

It comes in a 90 gram container, which will come out to 30 servings per container. So you’ll have to buy a new container every month; still not that bad.

You’ll have to mix one scoop with 4 ounces of water to get a single serving of 3 grams of arginine AKG.

Not as quick as popping a pill but it’s a little cheaper to go this route.

Conclusion

I hope that you’ve learned a lot about arginine and its many benefits from this series of articles. My aim is to help people supplement safely and reach their fitness goals.

By now you should know:

And now you have two of the top supplements to choose from to ensure that you’re getting a pure and efficient arginine supplement!

Good luck in reaching your fitness goals!

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