In short: Melonex lists three amino acid ingredients. Per-serving doses are not published on public pages.
Ingredient Table
| Ingredient | Type | What to know | Dose |
|---|---|---|---|
| L-Citrulline DL-Malate | Amino acid | Converted by the body into arginine. Studied for nitric oxide and exercise. May cause stomach upset at higher amounts. | Not published |
| L-Arginine Alpha-Ketoglutarate | Amino acid | Building block for nitric oxide. Evidence for lowering blood pressure is mixed. May cause stomach upset or low blood pressure. | Not published |
| L-Arginine HCL | Amino acid salt | A second arginine form, so total arginine is unknown. Not advised after a recent heart attack without medical approval. | Not published |
Why The Missing Doses Matter
With amino acids, dose decides both whether anything happens and whether side effects appear. Without per-serving figures nobody can judge strength or compare with research. Check the Supplement Facts panel and contact the vendor.
Claims We Could Not Verify
The vendor says the formula uses an “optimal dosage” and is “100% natural”, but gives no figures or sources. Free-form amino acids are usually made by fermentation or synthesis, so we treat such statements as marketing. Inactive ingredients and the capsule material are also not listed publicly.
Trusted References
See the MedlinePlus L-arginine page and the NHLBI guide to high blood pressure.
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