Reliability of nutricost powders, noticed something

[npcout]

How do you all feel about nutricost for bulk powders, things like the basics, creatine, glycine, taurine, etc.

I’ve been buying some bulks from them, but not the type of products you can “feel.”

One being caffeine pills, I’m not a coffee drinker so I usually pop a 200mg in the morning on work days. I was traveling, left em at home so I bought some at Walmart. What I noticed, those Walmart basics ones were much more effective. I trial and errored, rotating and each time I took the Walmart ones, I noticed im much more awake and alert.

Now im starting to question all my purchases. Thoughts?

 

[Siggy]

These days the only thing I buy in bulk from Nutricost is the spirulina.

Yea, their products could absolutley be short of the claimed amount, theres no COA I can see anywhere on their website or anywhere else on the internet.

Shoot them an email and ask to see a COA. I bet they never respond, or give a ridiculous response that sounds like its coming from a politician.


It would be interesting if we could start a pool and send some of their products over to Jano for testing.

 

[Shelby]

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[BigBaldBeardGuy]

How do you all feel about nutricost for bulk powders, things like the basics, creatine, glycine, taurine, etc.

I’ve been buying some bulks from them, but not the type of products you can “feel.”

One being caffeine pills, I’m not a coffee drinker so I usually pop a 200mg in the morning on work days. I was traveling, left em at home so I bought some at Walmart. What I noticed, those Walmart basics ones were much more effective. I trial and errored, rotating and each time I took the Walmart ones, I noticed im much more awake and alert.

Now im starting to question all my purchases. Thoughts?

I had the same experience with their caffeine caplets 4 years ago. Caffeine is cheap so it made no sense to me. But it was enough to convince me never to buy anything Nutricost again. If they mess up on the cheap ingredients then they aren’t going to do well with the most costly ingredients.

 

[TheOtherOne55]

used multiple products by them and trust them. Caffeine is so damn cheap, just get it at CVS, Rite Aid.

 

[yellowbird1]

How do you all feel about nutricost for bulk powders, things like the basics, creatine, glycine, taurine, etc.

I’ve been buying some bulks from them, but not the type of products you can “feel.”

One being caffeine pills, I’m not a coffee drinker so I usually pop a 200mg in the morning on work days. I was traveling, left em at home so I bought some at Walmart. What I noticed, those Walmart basics ones were much more effective. I trial and errored, rotating and each time I took the Walmart ones, I noticed im much more awake and alert.

Now im starting to question all my purchases. Thoughts?

I pretty much get everything nutricost or bulksupplements. Haven't noticed any issues. I can see the creatine working by scale weight changing within the first week but the rest I just have to trust is better than the brand name I've never heard of from China on Amazon.

For the caffeine does your just contain caffeine? because nutricost also sells caffeine with l-theanine in it. L-theanine removes the jitters and wired feeling from caffeine

 

[Shelby]

• Tablet Breakdown: Walmart's brand (like Equate) typically sells compressed caffeine tablets. Tablets have to physically break apart in the stomach, which often creates a sudden "spike" as the entire dose hits your system at once.
• Capsule Delivery: Nutricost generally utilizes gelatin or veggie capsules. Capsules dissolve at a slightly slower, steadier rate, leading to a smoother, more prolonged energy release rather than a sudden jolt.

 

[mexbeast]

I tried a few products a while back, I will never use again!

 

[Siggy]

• Tablet Breakdown: Walmart's brand (like Equate) typically sells compressed caffeine tablets. Tablets have to physically break apart in the stomach, which often creates a sudden "spike" as the entire dose hits your system at once.
• Capsule Delivery: Nutricost generally utilizes gelatin or veggie capsules. Capsules dissolve at a slightly slower, steadier rate, leading to a smoother, more prolonged energy release rather than a sudden jolt.

Yea I could see that. This is why I purposefully chew all of my stims and orals. I want it to hit me asap.

 

[FK86]

One being caffeine pills, I’m not a coffee drinker so I usually pop a 200mg in the morning on work days. I was traveling, left em at home so I bought some at Walmart. What I noticed, those Walmart basics ones were much more effective. I trial and errored, rotating and each time I took the Walmart ones, I noticed im much more awake and alert.

Now im starting to question all my purchases. Thoughts?

I had the exact same experience. I bought their caffeine because it was on sale and didn't feel any effects from it. Their L-Citrulline also sucks.

 

[iwantmass]

I regularly use their preworkout, EAA, creatine, and intraworkout. As far as feeling it, I do feel the preworkout do what it is supposed to and it is by far the best value preworkout I've found as far as cost per servings and active ingredient

 

[LFG]

They just settled this class action lawsuit a few weeks ago. It's not a brand I would use.

 

[Siggy]

I regularly use their preworkout, EAA, creatine, and intraworkout. As far as feeling it, I do feel the preworkout do what it is supposed to and it is by far the best value preworkout I've found as far as cost per servings and active ingredient

This works really well for me and its really cheap too.

All the other stuff I have tried is overhyped and waaaaay overpriced.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CM9RJ7BW?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

 

[Siggy]

They just settled this class action lawsuit a few weeks ago. It's not a brand I would use.

 

[npcout]

• Tablet Breakdown: Walmart's brand (like Equate) typically sells compressed caffeine tablets. Tablets have to physically break apart in the stomach, which often creates a sudden "spike" as the entire dose hits your system at once.
• Capsule Delivery: Nutricost generally utilizes gelatin or veggie capsules. Capsules dissolve at a slightly slower, steadier rate, leading to a smoother, more prolonged energy release rather than a sudden jolt.

Hmm, I’ll break open the cap tomorrow and put it in my morning water i chug and see if I notice a difference.

The tablet I do bite in half to break. Appreciate it, and thanks for the article you posted above.

 

[npcout]

used multiple products by them and trust them. Caffeine is so damn cheap, just get it at CVS, Rite Aid.

It had me questioning what Walmart is spiking there’s wirh lol.

Now nutricost ginger is 100% legit. A lot of times I buy it, it’s a diff shade of color but that’s a supp I notice right away with delayed gastric emptying.

 

[Testabolin]

I’ve been using Nutricost for a few years. Products seems as good as doublewood, now, others in the discount arena. I’m definitely happy with the price. Shipping takes a while to my neck of the woods, my only complaint.

 

[fisther69]

I started taking nutricost multivitamin for men about 3 months ago.

It has made a wild ass improvement on my bloodwork…so, i know it meets a lot of label claims

 

[Siggy]

I started taking nutricost multivitamin for men about 3 months ago.

It has made a wild ass improvement on my bloodwork…so, i know it meets a lot of label claims

A multivitamin improving lab work?

Which labs did it improve?

 

[primobolan]

Nutricost Gylcine is 100% legit. 12g at bedtime and you will have more dreams/deep REM in 1 night than you have had in 10 years. Electrolyte powder is very good as well.