hemogex

[garrett]

Anyone tried this and what do you think of it?

 

[FunkMasterFlex]

has to be worth the 100 bucks...its vpx :think:

Anyone tried this and what do you think of it?

 

[Newb017]

talked about expensive Kool-Aid....

 

[Crimson_Soul]

Check out the VPX forums, they have a sticky for Hemogex feedback only.
If it makes any difference, I am currently on my 3rd week of Hemogex and have noticed slight fat loss effects and moderate pumps. The most noticeable thing is that hemogex gives you a great rest at night.. BTW, VPX has discontinued production of Hemogex until they expand their business (they are experiencing growing pains)

 

[Newb017]

it's supposed to take up to 3-4 months to see its full effects, can't see it being worth it tho

 

[JonesersRX7]

I would say save up a couple hundred on top of what you paid for that and get a Kexing kit?

- Jonesie

 

[Twin Peak]

Check out the VPX forums, they have a sticky for Hemogex feedback only.
If it makes any difference, I am currently on my 3rd week of Hemogex and have noticed slight fat loss effects and moderate pumps. The most noticeable thing is that hemogex gives you a great rest at night.. BTW, VPX has discontinued production of Hemogex until they expand their business (they are experiencing growing pains)

Growing pains, or post-ban pains?

 

[T-Bone]

Growing pains, or post-ban pains?

Hahahaaha VPX SUCKS!.

 

[shootmeagain]

I think Hemogex could prove to be a very good product, however, it is expensive to use and the greatest benefit is going to be experienced by the over-40 set.

There are many less expensive ways to get help in the restful sleep department. Even earlier attempts at 'supplemental hGH/IGF-1' type products did that pretty well; ISS Promino Plus for one. And these are typically about half the cost of Hemogex.

IF Hemogex turns out well, however, it will definitely find a market among that 40+ age group.