NutricostBCAA for Women (Peach Mango, 30 Servings) - Formulated Specifically for Women - Non-GMO and Gluten-Free

Hands down the best BCAA’s I have found. I love that it is formulated for women. My hair and nails are proof that there are good quality ingredients in this. I’m very impressed so far, just purchased my second canister and now am on auto ship as I do not want to be without it. Peach mango is the flavor I have ordered and taste is yummy. Not only is this 3rd party tested, it’s a great value for the product.

Yes it is super sweet if you use the recommended serving size. Because of this I use half a scoop for 32 oz of water. I actually love this because you get a lot more servings out of the container. Besides the sucralose, I love the ingredient list. I got peach mango. Will be purchasing again.

It has Vitamins And Biotin which i love but it does have Artificial flavors as well as some food coloring. The taste isnt bad as long as you add enough water otherwise it might he too sweet

The flavor was great, but definitely tasted similar to some kind of peach schnapps shot (lol) and really did notice good muscle recovery. However, i would like to caution you to look at the ingredients. I had several painful breakouts while using this product. Once I eliminated it, the breakouts stopped surfacing 🤷🏻‍♀️ I’m going to chalk it up to the concentration of B vitamins? I know too much B vitamins in your system can cause breakouts. Wish this weren’t the case because I liked the product otherwise!

Read reviews and was hopeful but was pretty disappointed. Will be switching back to my normal BCAAs brand apparently

I cant use a full scoop bc it’s just too sweet. I only use a quarter of a scoop to 30 oz water.

Tastes really good and helped a lot in my half marathon training!

I was wondering what changed when I saw the updated container in the box, and was delighted to see they switched to natural coloring. Not that I’m particularly avoiding artificial coloring personally but it’s really great to see a company making positive changes to include people with dietary restrictions and preferences.