Aspire and the aging of ingredients

Matt Skiba

Matt Skiba

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The first time I ever took Aspire36, it was overwhelming, I got so hard it hurt, and I got a pulsating headache to go with it. Second time I took it, it was the same thing. I didn't use the product for a while, like a month or two, but when I did, I noticed that it just didn't work as good anymore. I also noticed that instead of there just being a red liquid in the capsules, there was a clear liquid with red residue on the sides.

My question is does aspire lose effectiveness with age?

If it does maybe you guys oughta consider putting an expiration date on the bottle.
 
Matt Skiba said:
The first time I ever took Aspire36, it was overwhelming, I got so hard it hurt, and I got a pulsating headache to go with it. Second time I took it, it was the same thing. I didn't use the product for a while, like a month or two, but when I did, I noticed that it just didn't work as good anymore. I also noticed that instead of there just being a red liquid in the capsules, there was a clear liquid with red residue on the sides.

My question is does aspire lose effectiveness with age?

If it does maybe you guys oughta consider putting an expiration date on the bottle.
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There is an expiration date on the bottle. Its two years after the date of manufacture.

The reason you saw the 'clear liquid' is because the ingredients (including the coloration inside the liquidcap) has the tendency to settle. If you shake it, the color will mix back in and look the same. This is normal. (We have since changed the red coloring and any caps manufactured in the past month do not have the settling issue).

So basically the color separation is normal, this does not effect the effectiveness of the product in any way. Why it did not work as well for you this time... I am not sure.

This product is 100% stable when left in a cool, dark place (like your bathroom cabinet). If you did leave it in your car or something like that, perhaps the heat or sunlight got to it and lowered the effectiveness.
 
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