expiredTrevorR4203 posted Jun 11, 2024 05:44 PM
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Item 1 of 5
expiredTrevorR4203 posted Jun 11, 2024 05:44 PM
60-Servings Nutrex Research Creatine Monohydrate Powder (Unflavored)
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Agreed. Plus, is it even 3rd party tested LOL?
"Scientifically forumulated"
"Ultra Pure"
"High Quality"
Standard marketing BULLSH*T. You'd think if it was 3rd party tested they'd want to advertise that. I wonder what kind of garbage it contains.
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Not 3rd party tested either.
"We put all our products to the test in our cutting-edge laboratory to guarantee the utmost purity and potency"
Ah yes. Self-testing. No conflict of interest there. 100% trustworthy. "Cutting edge". More marketing w*nk. They test it for purity and potency. How about testing it for heavy metals and other dangerous sh*t? Curious they don't mention that.
No UPC either. So it's an "Amazon special". A product made specifically for Amazon. Even better.
Google "Horbäach", and you'll see that they can't even correctly proofread their f*cking "opening statement" or whatever it is. Doesn't inspire much confidence.
It has been their "promise to delvier industry-leading vitamins and self-care products for over 40 years".And what's "Horbaach"? Trying to sound fancy with a fake European name.
"We put all our products to the test in our cutting-edge laboratory to guarantee the utmost purity and potency"
Ah yes. Self-testing. No conflict of interest there. 100% trustworthy. "Cutting edge". More marketing w*nk. They test it for purity and potency. How about testing it for heavy metals and other dangerous sh*t? Curious they don't mention that.
No UPC either. So it's an "Amazon special". A product made specifically for Amazon. Even better.
Google "Horbäach", and you'll see that they can't even correctly proofread their f*cking "opening statement" or whatever it is. Doesn't inspire much confidence.
It has been their "promise to delvier industry-leading vitamins and self-care products for over 40 years".And what's "Horbaach"? Trying to sound fancy with a fake European name.
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