Original StimX expires jan 09
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T-AD
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There are a few things I'll trust past the expiration date - milk and eggs being two of them, but ONLY about a week later. If the milk tastes the same, I'll chug it and buy more. If the eggs are getting older, I'll make a big omelet. But expired supplements get treated to my local landfill. Let the anaerobic bacteria enjoy them. 
superdrollover
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It wont hurt you to take it. I did. It just lost alot of its efficacy to where I had to take 3 to get the good feeling.
BigSmith
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ADBE no one else has it. Slim Xtreme is the new original Stimulant-X.
Try it yourself for free. Invalid Link Removed
thesinner
Recovering AXoholic
Well what are you looking for to be able to call something "special"? I mean, are you looking for super-mega-stimulant-3-methyl-fatburny-eine?
As Mr. T's character on the A-Team used to say, "I love it when a plan commagedder 'ike dat." Aneurin-DBE and a specific blend of methylxanthines play a pretty big role in how effective the stuff is. If it were nothing special, and yet so successful, people would've replicated it within the past 3 years since it's arrival.
EDIT: I don't mean this in a mean or defensive way with regard to the product at hand, but moreso for everyone to take a step back and ask themselves what makes something worthwhile as compared to what makes you want to purchase it. The two are not always one in the same. Look at alcohol-diluted gasoline being sold for a penny less than the undiluted gas station across the street. Fuel economy takes a hit, which depending on the price, is not justifiable by the cost difference, and yet there will be a line to the pump. Alcohol is roughly 20% less efficient as well as corrosive to certain engine-types. If you have an expensive sports car in need of gas, don't try to save a buck by using lower grades of gasoline, karma strikes when the engine corrodes and/or accumulates bulk carbons and needs replaced. Average dilution is around 10%, for places like BP. 10% dilution * 20% decrease in mpg = 2% less costly. For a $2 gallon of gas, we're looking at 0.5% decrease in price for 2% less mileage, and the fact that we've just wasted our time waiting for a pump to open.
Ubiyca
Banned
It's not the exact same formula
The thing that made the original so good is a thing called Anerin-DBE
which is in the new SX.
ax1
Legend
expiration dates are always really weird, if you took that on 12/15/08 its not expired but 2 weeks later its not good anymore.
quigs
Well-known member
Yes, it is safe to take. I have a bottle myself and have taken it a few times in the past couple months and it works just as well as when it was brand new.
There are a few things I'll trust past the expiration date - milk and eggs being two of them, but ONLY about a week later. If the milk tastes the same, I'll chug it and buy more. If the eggs are getting older, I'll make a big omelet. But expired supplements get treated to my local landfill. Let the anaerobic bacteria enjoy them.
Supplements are not milk and eggs. Generally, the exp date on pharmaceuticals is the point in time when the active has potentially lost 10% of potency. It is 99% of the time still safe to take (there are some exceptions of course). Supplements should be very similar, although in reality the exp date on them is rarely actually known...due to the fact that they are often novel compounds. Most just kinda guestimate and put a 2-3 year shelf life on their products.
Hell if you're gonna toss them, send them to me instead. I'll take them off your hands.
Its illogical is what it is. We're not talking about food where there is concern of bacterial contamination. There are instances where a drug could potentially degrade into something else...a compound with different effects...but this is quite rare.