hcgenerate?

[azntomahawk]

Every time I goto buy something though one item is out of stock. Also shipping is $20 each time. So $20 shipping for a $40 bottle isn't worth it. I have to wait till its all in stock at once.

I will take a look this week though. I need to order some whey, post-workout, pre-workout, need2slin, hcgen, and maybe some other goodies. Have to make my orders count when they come to canada. Or wait till I visit the states.

I think what he means is stock up on the things that are in stock. So say Need2slin is in stock, but Gear isnt. Buy some extra Need2Slin so u have enough for later. Then when Gear is back in stock you can buy extra.

 

[jesse_01]

Oh dont get me wrong I would love to stock up on double eveything. But than your looking at $400 plus order. Maybe next big sale, say Nov 11th I will buy a shit load when its 30% off and 1/2 shipping to canada. Or pay for stuff and have them wait till its all in.

 

[at(almost)ANYcost]

Is it just me or did hcgenerate go up $20 a bottle?

Excerpt from another forum:

I am sure this is only done to discourage people from buying until it is back in stock, which as said above the 20% sale was meant to serve as a stock-up opportunity while the product is rolled out of manufacturing. There are only a few bottles left right now, which is clearly stated in bold on the product page - like anything imaginable involved in the world of commerce, as supply goes down and demand remains constant or even elevated, price will go up - not to mention it will be nearly a month until anyone is able to get their own supply once more. All these factors explain the temporary price fluctuation. I don't have to be Alfred Marshall to explain that

Its easy to 'pass' on something though, when you have never tried it. Millions of people around the globe every year spend BILLIONS, pluralized, on everything from completely fake steroids to ineffective store-bought supplements at nearly the same price HCGenerate is selling at when walking into GNC. Dismissing a product, born of any category or industry, merely based on price alone as the end-all implication of quality or worthiness for purchase, is a failed one dimensional attempt at distinguishing if an item can be of benefit in your pursuits.