NatureBell Taurine 1,000mg Per Serving, 500 Capsules | Essential Amino Acids Supplement – Double Strength – Antioxidant Support for Heart, Muscle, Brain, & Liver Health – Non-GMO, Gluten Free

This is the best value I have found for taurine, considering the number of felines that I feed. While most cat food has taurine added, it is usually MINIMUM amounts. Stay away from any brands that list either grain or corn as the first ingredient since increased dietary fiber can decrease the absorption of taurine. Felines need taurine for their overall health (heart, vision, digestion, respiratory, immune, fetal development); their bodies don't make taurine on its own, unlike canines. While feline bodies can make 12 of the 23 amino acids they require for optimal health, taurine is one of the 11 that plays hard to get.1000mg of taurine per day is a guideline, approx. 1/2 scoop of NatureBell Pure Taurine Powder fills that need.Just double-checked, and now it seems NatureBell has possibly discontinued this powder. . .say it ain;t so!!

I've bought a few now, and they have been consistent. It works and appears clean. Not much to say about it, since every brand of taurine that I've tried as been more or less the same.It comes with a dosage scoop that I really appreciate. I put it in a couple of ounces of water, swirl it around, and drink it. There's almost no taste.The seal on the bag always breaks after a while, but that's true of the other brands I've bought as well. I just roll the top down and keep it closed with a binder clip. It's a fair trade-off for the price, and it still happens with more expensive brands anyway.

L-taurine is an important substance for people and cats, so I add some to my drinking water as well as in my cats food. It's tasteless and dissolves instantly.Taurine is one of the longevity supplements that helps telomeres from shortening. Do your research on the benefits of this amino acid. I use it daily for us and our pets.

good product at a fair price...

Taurine at a competitive price and 3rd party tested

I used for my smoothies

I've been taking taurine for years as bottled capsules. I always considered it as a kind of brain energizer. Since it was expensive, I usually only took it once or twice a week.Back in April, I ordered this bulk taurine from Nature Bell along with 2 supplements Dr. Mercola recommended; beta-alanine and glycine.Because this taurine is 2.2 pounds, I got generous with myself and began taking it three times a day for a total daily dose of 3 to 5 grams.A couple weeks ago, I happened to look over at the television screen without my prescription glasses and I couldn't believe my eyes! I could read the captions. My eye sight had significantly improved.I couldn't figure out which supplement helped so I began rereading Mercola's article on glycine but he didn't mention anything about eye sight. But below his article in the comments section, a man wrote that he found taurine helpful for his eyes. He said he's 82 years old and his eye sight is almost back to 20/20 and he doesn't need glasses for driving or reading.I've since read that taurine is highly concentrated in the retina of the eye.So the question for me is 'did my eye sight improve because of the increased dosage' or because Nature Bell's taurine doesn't contain any excipients?'I'm 70 years old and over the years, my eye sight has gotten worse. But now, in a short time it significantly improved. It's not 20/20 yet but as I look around the house I can see better with my own eyes!

This is a super big bottle great for pets and people too