3 orders & everything's been peachy.
3 orders & everything's been peachy.
Speedy out the door and delivery time likewise.
My go-to store for supplements, faster delivery than my previous go-to store for years, myprotein, 1-2 days vs 3-5, and much larger selection. Example: I ordered in nice and cheap powder form (those marked with * are not sold by myprotein: glycine* (sleep quality per study I showed my then medical school professor), betaine (TMG)*, choline bitartrate*, grape seed extract (world class antioxidant)*, magnesium bisglycinate (tablets)*, ashwagandha (testosterone booster, tablets)*, l-arginine*, l-tryptophan (sleep latency & quality)*, coconut flour (keto diet)*, glutamine, ALCAR, beta-alanine, MSM, taurine, l-lysine, l-theanine, and l-tyrosine. 19 products, 9 of which myprotein does not sell, and searching for them was what made me end up at Bulk. They're also a 5-star store, and no reservations from me, but Bulk's combo of selection, prices (plus frequent large discounts), handling time, and shipment time is better than anything I've ever seen anywhere (I'm 42). Become an avid reader of studies on Pubmed and you'll realize just what can be achieved with their products because marketing law is such that companies are forced to be vague as to the benefits of supplements.
If I were them, I would attach some Pubmed links to some of the products, which would increase sales and bring those benefits to more customers, who just skip products they are unfamiliar with.
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