I am a sucker for whole foods, i do not eat bars very often, and those bars would rape my fat intake (low year round) just suits my body and digestion better. I will have to give them a go soon!
I’ve been known to eat more than one Outright Bar a day
I ate 3 in one sitting lol. I was behind macros for the day by quite a bit
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You win…
Well I felt like I was winning for a little bit…then nature took its course
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I personally don’t hate Insane labz I find them hilarious.
You know whats interesting is that, the exact dose of kanna with the same standardization in two scoops can be found priced as 15$ for 1 gram.
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USP Labs Powerfull ingredient profile revealed
Drops on the 9th
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Nonstandardized extracts of niche ingredients in an undisclosed blend.
Personally, I’m sold.
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the blend is University studied. Maybe we should care about that a little bit more.
It’s only 2 ingredients and its a 50/50 blend, so there you know now.
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Tfw you talk shit about a major company on a comparatively small website and the company finds you
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Thanks for jumping in here. Question is, if you’re willing to publicly disclose 50/50, why not just put it on the label?
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The product has history as a proprietary blend. Never really gave it any thought and the blend is university studied. We’ll do it on the next label; if in return you agree that most non prop blends are under dosed and its only semantics, a talking point than a real marker of effectiveness.
Can you present a single legitimate non asspull reason to have a prop blend, tho
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I did and you did not listen. PowerFULL is University studied.
I listened and understand. Why not tell the customer what they’re ingesting?
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I agree. If it’s 50/50, but the label is a prop blend, it causes skepticism in my brain. If the label changes though, then I’ll be okay with it. : )
Got you Matt, Non prop blend over University study. Can we be perfectly honest, you now know its 50/50. What do you do next?
Let me ask you this, How does a company protect their investment in science from copy cats (cause we know its a copy cat driven industry)?
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Working for PricePlow, I consider the consumer first and foremost. An under-educated consumer may walk into a store and see this product, and not understand the label.
There are companies who still use prop blends (Myoblox, Nutrex, etc…) and still sell product - but I think the average consumer will likely believe a company is “hiding” behind a prop blend rather than protecting its formula.
I do I understand the desire to protect your blend, being said.
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