This what happens when ingredients that lack robust research end up in supplements, some of these companies probably aren't even labeling the compound correctly.
I don't think the percentages are all that important since there may be other beneficial constituents working besides ketosterones. I've read the lower doses are ideal for pain relief though there isn't any research that I'm aware of to substantiate that.
Also, why do you prefer agmatine over citrulline? Citrulline has studied physical performance benefits where agmatine does help N.O. it may be more useful as a GDA or for cognitive effects.
I think so but can't compare to Met Rx because of calorie/ingredient differences but my pallet may not be as refined since I haven't had many bars that I genuinely don't like except Quest Chocolate Peanut Butter which is horrendous.
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