By the way, please "call bullshit" on me saying that $60 clomid costs more than $20 clomid.
And I'm here to answer your call...
Most intelligent people will have all required cycle items on hand BEFORE even the first pin but the ones that don't depend on not only service turnaround time but also QUALITY of product. In the case of other companies there is no guarentee of potency and certainly not delivery time. The average turnaround time from the cheapest sites may range from 2 weeks to 2 months! Imagine feeling the itchy nips and having to wait a month to get your needed ancillaries. By the time it shows up that person is now the proud owner of a permanent gyno lump (or generally puffy nips). If it does by some miracle arrive in time to ward off gyno there is no guarentee of potency so that person is back at square one.
Now, when dealing with the products that I reviewed and analyzed...the manufacturer went to great lengths to ensure consistent potency (and a good taste as well). Further, they have aligned themselves with a retailer that has a solid reputation for 2 day service and EXCELLENT customer service.
If you want a Yugo you will get what you pay for. If you get the Cadillac there is an assurance of quality. The same principle holds true here...
So, is $60 more than $20? Only in terms of monetary value. The increased cost ensures a customer will receive a Cadillac product in 2 days flat. When viewed as a cycle ancillary, where the main components of the cycle may cost upwards of $300, the extra $40 is not too much to ensure gyno is assigned to the next chap that decided to go with the cheap source (and obviously away from my nips!).
Take your $40 that you saved, place it on the gyno craps table pass line, grab the dice and toss...it'll be a decision that you'll live with the rest of your life or until you pay the few thousand dollars to have the gyno surgically removed.
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