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If I’m choosing something for a routine I want to enjoy, I’ll usually start with a drink. I’d rather make a cold beet drink than add another capsule. You might want something you can take while traveling or gum you can carry in your bag. That’s the useful difference between these options.

Nature’s Pure Blend Liquid Beets bottle
Nature’s Pure Blend Liquid Beets bottleI’d reach for Liquid Beets when I want something to sip. Pouring it over ice is more appealing to me than adding another capsule to my day.
  • Nature’s Pure Blend for a drink. Compare the exact drink label for the serving size, sweeteners, and whether it lists nitrate per serving. The brand’s Liquid Beets is made with beetroot powder. Its similarly named Nature’s Beets is sold as capsules, so check the format before ordering. Nature’s Pure Blend Liquid Beets
  • Berkeley Life Nitric Oxide Support capsules. An option if you prefer a capsule. The formula combines potassium nitrate with beet ingredients. Compare the full label and cost per serving with the drink. Berkeley Life formula
  • Berkeley Life Nitrate Prebiotic Gum. A chewable option worth looking at if convenience is your priority. Check the gum’s ingredients and instructions separately. The brand distinguishes its gum from its capsules. Berkeley Life product FAQ

The nitrate in foods such as beets can contribute to your body’s production of nitric oxide, a molecule involved in blood vessel signaling. A beetroot weight or a blend weight alone won’t tell you how much nitrate you’re getting, so avoid comparing products by the biggest number on the front of the package.

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