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90-Count MuscleTech Men's Platinum Multivitamin

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Amazon has 90-Count MuscleTech Men's Platinum Multivitamin for $11.91 - 25% off when you 'clip' the coupon from the product page - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $8.77. Shipping is free with Prime or orders over $25.
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  • MuscleTech Platinum Multivitamin is a complete, advanced multivitamin complex designed for elite athletes and active individuals for general health support
  • Each serving delivers 18 vitamins and minerals, including 100% or more of your daily requirements for vitamins A, C, E, B6 and B12
  • Daily nutritional support ingredients, including 865mg Amino Support Matrix and 536mg Herbal Matrix
  • Contains Vitamin C for Immune Support

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Amazon has 90-Count MuscleTech Men's Platinum Multivitamin for $11.91 - 25% off when you 'clip' the coupon from the product page - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $8.77. Shipping is free with Prime or orders over $25.
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Thanks to Deal Hunter idk_then for sharing this deal.

Product Information:
  • MuscleTech Platinum Multivitamin is a complete, advanced multivitamin complex designed for elite athletes and active individuals for general health support
  • Each serving delivers 18 vitamins and minerals, including 100% or more of your daily requirements for vitamins A, C, E, B6 and B12
  • Daily nutritional support ingredients, including 865mg Amino Support Matrix and 536mg Herbal Matrix
  • Contains Vitamin C for Immune Support

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Written by SlickDealio
  • About this product:
    • This item has a rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on over 8,700 customer reviews on Amazon.com
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  • Additional Note:
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CoolDirt5275
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1 serving = 3 tablets lol nah I'm good
dontbanme
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What the hell are you talking about? Talc in diet is considered perfectly safe. As for the talc powder, that containing asbestos is the one with possible carcinogenicity. And then there's this other person who is still crooning about soy in male multivitamins. Wow!
fhiggins917
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No this talc is grandmothered in;so it's all good

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May 02, 2023 03:08 AM
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mulligan
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May 02, 2023 03:08 AM
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That bottle looks hella cool
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RuzarikMay 02, 2023 03:39 AM
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Why in the hell is there TALC in the ingredients list?! Didn't we just get done deciding it's been causing cancer and now there's a massive class action lawsuit??
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fhiggins917May 02, 2023 03:55 AM
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Quote from Ruzarik :
Why in the hell is there TALC in the ingredients list?! Didn't we just get done deciding it's been causing cancer and now there's a massive class action lawsuit??
No this talc is grandmothered in;so it's all good
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XealOMay 02, 2023 04:09 AM
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Formulated for men yet has soy…
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Quote from Ruzarik :
Why in the hell is there TALC in the ingredients list?! Didn't we just get done deciding it's been causing cancer and now there's a massive class action lawsuit??
It has talc in it? I thought this had a fancy platinum marketing
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CoolDirt5275May 02, 2023 05:55 AM
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1 serving = 3 tablets lol nah I'm good
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dontbanmeMay 02, 2023 07:46 AM
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Quote from Ruzarik :
Why in the hell is there TALC in the ingredients list?! Didn't we just get done deciding it's been causing cancer and now there's a massive class action lawsuit??
What the hell are you talking about? Talc in diet is considered perfectly safe. As for the talc powder, that containing asbestos is the one with possible carcinogenicity. And then there's this other person who is still crooning about soy in male multivitamins. Wow!
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Quote from dontbanme :
What the hell are you talking about? Talc in diet is considered perfectly safe. As for the talc powder, that containing asbestos is the one with possible carcinogenicity. And then there's this other person who is still crooning about soy in male multivitamins. Wow!
I'm sure if talc containing asbestos is bad for the outside of your body it certainly isn't good to ingest either. That is if the talc has asbestos while mining for it in the first place
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drakken789May 02, 2023 02:01 PM
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I've been taking these daily for about 6 months now. They work just fine but they do smell like dry dog food so there's that.
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streetslyderMay 03, 2023 12:41 AM
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Take 3 capsules, so this is a 30-day bottle
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May 03, 2023 04:24 PM
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saberlolMay 03, 2023 04:24 PM
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Any better than the normal Centrum Multivitamin?
May 03, 2023 11:41 PM
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whats4saleMay 03, 2023 11:41 PM
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You wanna put an $8 vitamin in your body? Garbage in, garbage out.
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ps2choMay 04, 2023 01:15 AM
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Quote from whats4sale :
You wanna put an $8 vitamin in your body? Garbage in, garbage out.
Still minimal evidence of multivitamin gains in overall performance.
Centrum is perfectly fine.
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stasisMay 04, 2023 02:45 AM
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Quote from CoolDirt5275 :
1 serving = 3 tablets lol nah I'm good
Didn't Costco use to sell Kirkland multi-vitamins in packets, 10 different tablets per serving? Tried a few times but stopped coz it made me dizzy.

I just pick up their Kirkland Signature Daily Multi nowadays. 500 tablets/servings for $17.

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HeyMikeyLikesItMay 04, 2023 03:31 AM
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Quote from QueensGambit :
I'm sure if talc containing asbestos is bad for the outside of your body it certainly isn't good to ingest either. That is if the talc has asbestos while mining for it in the first place
Ugh great, now I have one more thing to notice. Unfortunately it does look like there's some validity with talc being a questionable ingredient, specifically only if a supplement label lists its talc as "talc USP" does it mean that it is free of asbestos. Doesn't mean this talc does have asbestos but it is a possible risk with the mining process like you mentioned. According to this article: https://www.consumerlab.com/answe...pplements/

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