Both of those look like absolute garbage products that are nothing but gimmicks with ingredients. There are no magic pills that make you gain weight. You have to eat more calories, lift heavy doing compound lifts, drink plenty of water and get plenty of sleep.
Trust me, I've been reviewing supplements for 20+ years and I wouldn't waste my money on either of these products. Supplement companies are always coming out with these magic herbs, amino acids, and other nonsense concoctions that claim will make you gain weight. I can tell you right now it's all phoney baloney.
Get yourself a good weight gainer, like
Beverly International Ultra Mass Maker. It's a great product that will put on quality weight and not a lot of fat because there aren't a lot of junk ingredients like most weight gainer shakes have. Most weight gainer shakes have weight protein concentrate, maltodextrin, and MCTs and they add nothing but fat to you. Beverly Ultra Mass Maker has real high quality protein, good carbs, and good fats to help you gain weight.
In order to gain weight, you have to consume more calories than you burn off. So, you need to be eating a solid diet of mostly real food (you can have the weight gainer for breakfast or post workout) and have a good exercise routine.
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No gimmicky supplements with a bunch of ingredients no one has heard of with no studies to back them up are going to do anything at all to add muscle mass, it's the hardest thing to do naturally, especially if you're an
ectomorph like I was.
Don't believe the hype from these supplement companies.
I hope that helps, and feel free to PM me if you have any questions.
-SS