Zotrin at GNC

[Vixi]

Has anyone ever used Zotrin? I was wandering through GNC yesterday and the owner of the store kept telling me that it is greatest, most wonderful stuff. From what I have read about it so far, it seems to be mostly an appetite suppressant with some caffine added.

From watching where I was looking, he knew I was looking at weight loss products. He was working hard for a sale but never even asked questions about my goals, diet or activity level but he was sure determined to sell it to me. Zotrin is pretty expensive. Have any of you ever used it and is it such great stuff?

(btw ... walked out of the store empty handed.)

 

[Cuthbert]

GNC employees often get a kickback from selling products that the store makes a higher profit on... and since this stuff is expensive, I wouldn't doubt GNC's making a good deal on it, and the guy was just trying to stuff his own pockets a bit.

As a rule of thumb I usually never listen to anybody who has a chance of making financial gain by giving me advice. Might be a bit overly cautious, but it certainly doesn't hurt.

Personally, I'd skip the Zotrin.

Cuthbert

 

[Mr.X]

Has anyone ever used Zotrin? I was wandering through GNC yesterday and the owner of the store kept telling me that it is greatest, most wonderful stuff. From what I have read about it so far, it seems to be mostly an appetite suppressant with some caffine added.

From watching where I was looking, he knew I was looking at weight loss products. He was working hard for a sale but never even asked questions about my goals, diet or activity level but he was sure determined to sell it to me. Zotrin is pretty expensive. Have any of you ever used it and is it such great stuff?

(btw ... walked out of the store empty handed.)

It's garbage, my x-wife used to use the shit all the time. What a useless 'supplement'. Don't waste your money, come on look at their claim.

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THERE IS NO MAGIC PILL

Mr.X

 

[PlateheadJim]

Nope, and never will. Try to avoid listening to the GNC Clerk Scientists.

 

[Xiodus]

Ya i when i worked at Gnc we would get a 10$ commission for that shit, so we try and push it. But it always gets returned!