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Mavy, the prices issue dogs all of our products, not just the ISO AGB. You can't make supplements like we sell for the same price that others sell theirs for because theirs are a lesser quality. We made the decision when we started that we'd present only the unique and only products that are much better than what was available otherwise and if it was expensive so be it.
Now that said, we will be changing our business model soon. Our explosive growth in the last couple years has allowed us to be more flexible in what we can offer the consumer in the way of choices by price without changing the product. It won't affect the ISO AGB because there's no room to be flexible when you're using someone else's base product (BiPro) to begin with. I won't pre-alert the competition so I can't go into it more but it will become apparent in about 2 weeks.
Now that said, we will be changing our business model soon. Our explosive growth in the last couple years has allowed us to be more flexible in what we can offer the consumer in the way of choices by price without changing the product. It won't affect the ISO AGB because there's no room to be flexible when you're using someone else's base product (BiPro) to begin with. I won't pre-alert the competition so I can't go into it more but it will become apparent in about 2 weeks.
Dial_tone said:
Yes he is attributing the gain to ISO in the first post, but my objection is that he did not say that it was ONLY because of the protein. He said he had stalled on his cycle and added the ISO AGB and got a bump of 7 pounds in two weeks. If you take the "I'm on a week 7 of my cycle" out of that post then of course people are going to say it's BS that you could do with protein alone. But that's not what he said.
Mavy said:
Well put. And without all the rancor, I might add.
To put things in perspective, I pay $22.99 for a 5lbs jug of Optimum whey, which I love, and $45/g for powder var. At these prices, my monthly expenditures on var, which is probably the most expensive AAS out there, would be less than AF's new protein.
BTW, no one enhances their credibility by calling other people liars.
junk
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I prefer going for the best, in this case ISO-AGB when it's something in regard to my body or bodybuilding. As an analogy, there are some people willing to spend another $100,000 to get just a slightly better car's engine, do you think that a car costing $200,000 is 10 times better than a car costing "only" $20k ? I don't think so, but for a car enthusiast would (and someone with enough money).
Point is simple: It's all a matter of priorities AND money. For times right now when I'm on PCT after a VERY VERY long cycle and being the fact that I'm a hardgainer as it is. I will look for the EVERY BIT of natural help I can get in performance and keeping my muscles. I think ISO-AGB is just one of these things, it's expensive as hell, so I mix it with regular whey isolate. But each to his own.
Point is simple: It's all a matter of priorities AND money. For times right now when I'm on PCT after a VERY VERY long cycle and being the fact that I'm a hardgainer as it is. I will look for the EVERY BIT of natural help I can get in performance and keeping my muscles. I think ISO-AGB is just one of these things, it's expensive as hell, so I mix it with regular whey isolate. But each to his own.
macrophage69alpha
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wesley90 said:
no.
this is a common misconception. The insulin raise from whey is less than from carbohydrates. the only issue would be on a pure keto diet (which is IMHO a bad way to try and keep insulin levels low- the actual premise behind keto... ketosis is a side effect.. the actual benefit of keto is suppression of insulin.)
macrophage69alpha
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