L-carnitine
7 productsL-carnitine tartrate, liquid L-carnitine, acetyl-L-carnitine and Carnipure: amount per serving and price.
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25 mgThiamin
3.15 gL-Carnitine
1 serving / dayIntake
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3000 mgL-Carnitine
30 mgGreen tea leaf extract
Key factsserving 15 ml
3000 mgL-Carnitine
50 mgGreen Tea Extract
1 serving / dayIntake
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1000 mgL-Carnitine
2 mgVitamin B6
1 serving / dayIntake
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10 mgPantothenic Acid
3000 mgL-Carnitine
1 serving / dayIntake
Key facts
10 mgPantothenic Acid
3000 mgL-Carnitine
1 serving / dayIntake
Key factsserving 15 ml
10 mgPantothenic Acid
3000 mgL-Carnitine
1 serving / dayIntake
L-carnitine
L-carnitine is sold as capsules, powder, liquids and shots. The forms differ in how much L-carnitine itself they hold: tartrate is about 68 %, liquids usually contain pure L-carnitine.
Effect claims for L-carnitine, weight loss included, are not authorised in the EU, so we promise nothing and compare doses and price.
FAQ
Which form is better, liquid or capsules?
Liquid is easy to drink, capsules easier to carry. Compare L-carnitine per serving.
What is acetyl-L-carnitine?
A separate form of carnitine; its doses are stated separately.
How much L-carnitine per serving?
Usually 1–3 g. The exact figure is on the product card.
What is Carnipure?
A Swiss-made L-carnitine brand.
Who should be careful?
With thyroid or kidney conditions, epilepsy, pregnancy or breastfeeding, ask a doctor.