hurricane187
New Member
Yes its the same song and dance with sarms1, as it is with n2bm. They take a decent product, grossly overprice it....then try it advertise it as some miricle drug or supplement.They then claim it can do a whole bunch of nonsense, its not useful for or push you to use it instead of much cheaper alternatives,which are every bit just as effective.WOW... I decided to go to the sarms1 website, for the same reason that one pauses to gaze upon a derailed train.
They have, by a titanic margin, the WORST prices I've seen so far. I actually am a fan of MK677, but it's almost 200 freakin dollars there! I've bought it for $45 elsewhere for the same damn dosage/amount!
like using n2guard as a $90 multi vitamin or using it to help cure parkinson's disease.All nonsense you have ran across written on their website. Or if you bring up a competitors product.. right away they say " o no that bunk. dont use that brand" .LOL for a vet, its hillarious to read through the rubbish they write.But for noobs its disasterous.. as they get conned and scammed repeatedly with no remorse.