Questions
Ten questions about BloodPril, answered from its own pages
Where the product publishes a figure, it is quoted here. Where it publishes nothing, the answer says so rather than filling the space with a guess.
What is BloodPril?
A capsule supplement sold in bottles of 60. The product describes it as formulated to support blood pressure levels already within a normal range, along with cardiovascular wellness, healthy circulation and vascular function.
What is on the label?
Four entries: L-Arginine, L-Arginine HCL and L-Citrulline DL-Malate, which are amino acids or amino-acid forms, and a fourth item called the Vasoactive Nitric Oxide Support Blend, which is not an amino acid and is not broken into sub-ingredients in the product's published material.
How much of each ingredient is in a capsule?
That is not published online for any of the four entries, and this site does not estimate a figure to fill the gap. A Supplement Facts panel exists only on the physical bottle, not on any page this site could find.
How does the product say it works?
In its own words, the amino-acid entries are raw material the body can use to make its own nitric oxide, which the product describes as helping blood vessels relax. That is the product's account of itself, reported here as such rather than as independently verified fact.
How many capsules a day?
One, taken with water, is the suggested use. Up to two is described as an allowance if desired, not a stronger recommendation.
How many capsules are in a bottle, and how long does one last?
60 capsules per bottle. At one capsule a day that is 60 days; at two capsules a day, 30 days.
What does BloodPril cost?
Two bottles (120 capsules) are $158.00 plus $9.99 shipping, for $167.99 delivered. Three bottles (180 capsules) are $207.00 with free US shipping. Six bottles (360 capsules) are $294.00 with free US shipping.
What is the return window?
60 days from the date of purchase, according to the seller's published terms. A refund, where one applies, is issued by the seller and returned by mail. This site does not process refunds itself.
Where is BloodPril made?
In the United States, in an FDA-registered facility, as the product states. Registering a facility with the FDA is not the same as the FDA approving a product, and this site keeps that distinction explicit wherever manufacturing comes up.
Is this the manufacturer's or seller's site?
No. blloodpriil.com is published independently and is partly funded by a commission on orders placed through its links. Every fact on it is drawn from the product's own published material, not from any other source.