Haha I just thru $60 out there as that's probable the average price. I actually get if at my gym where they price match and also give me a discount
also about a year ago I found it for a good price and bought 20 cans.
I contacted them via e mail, phone and also on their forum at animalpakDOTcom. All roads lead to them telling me all their products are prob blends (which is not true look at their "world famous" animal pak) one ****y little sh!t head on the phone told me their products are the best and they do not need to release any information because their products work. Also on their blog they gave me a smart as$ answer and then stop responding to my posts.
It's was very upsetting! I grew up reading animal pakdotcom i freaking idolized that website for most my teen years...
In the end no one would tell me what source ecdy is used in their 3 products that contain ecdy.
Your post got my brain juices flowing, and also answered my question (Q: What company had given you upsetting feedback, A: Universal).
First of all, I just have to get this off my chest:
OF COURSE you idolized that company growing up! Their marketing strategy is full of win, and rightly so, it is a well thought out and executed niche-looking hardcore presentation that can't be denied. HOWEVER, that being said... once you graduate from those teenage twilight years, you become increasingly aware that neither their ads or their athlete's 'add up,' meaning that you come to the revelation that maybe those animated dark dungeons in the magazines and those guys in cut-offs with hundred inch forearms aren't getting huge using their products.
Your questions were met with hostility, because
they DON'T WANT your type of consumer confidence and awareness! They want 17 year old gung-ho teeny bopper meat heads who tear out their mini-posters and scotch-tape them to their mom's basement walls above their Weider gym set. They realize that those 17 year olds are in endless vast supply, an endless reserve, and they are more than willing to start devoting their newly earned paychecks from that first job, all toward proprietary blend goodness... because,
you can trust Animal, right?
All in all... Animal/Universal is NO DIFFERENT than every other cloned mundane redundant eye-glazing yawn-forcing company out there who come up with a whiz-bang public relations campaign, and infiltrated the highest ranks of consumer loyalty, but renting Expo space, magazine space, and having a dominant online presence. It's not neurosurgery, and
either are their products. They hope and wish by their bedside at night, that you'll not question the status quo, and then in turn make magazine spreads demanding YOU DO JUST THAT.
Hypocrisy at its epitome. Their products work,
so wonderfully in fact, they they're not going to answer your honest questions -
after all, what right do you have to know not only what you're spending your money on, but putting in your body as well? Hey, trust us... we're that hardcore company you cherished as a wet-behind-the-ears greeny.
I have tried M-Stak, and greatly enjoyed it - as strange as that comment and seeming bit of promotion sounds after what I wrote above; but it's the truth, and as always
I am beholden and committed to the truth here on AM. The overwhelming beef I have with this incident you spelled out about being confronted with rude brick walls every step of the way during your investigations, is that
their product(s) aren't some magical Unicorn pixie dust blessed assortment of medical marvels, their kitchen-sink amalgams of herbs - and they don't think you, as their paying patron, have the right to even know an extract percentage of what you're PAYING for.
Infuriating.
PS: I found pure bulk Turkesterone online from Uzbekistan... but I'm sure it's only if you're going to buy kilograms.
