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Serious Nutrition (SNS) Product Prices

CT21 said:
I just started using SNS products at the begining of August with inhibit p, inhibit e, and reduce xt at the start of my 1st contest prep in a long time...i had to cut the the inhibit e out at the end of August, after my 1st bottle, as my elbows and knees started killing me...Iv since started using SnS Focus xt stacked with SnS citrulline mallate, taurine, lola, beta alanine, and betaine on top of the inhibit p and reduce xt and to say the least im very pleased. I will also be adding back in Inhibit E as i approach the last 4 wks of my contest prep.

Just to note, when i started this contest prep back in August. I wasnt fully sure if i was going to step on stage at the end of it, as i had a gyno flar up and wanted to see how bad it looked as i came down in body fat before i committed to stepping on stage. Well after 2 initail wks on 1mg letro/wk, 4 weeks of inhibit e and continous use of inhibit p and prami im now sitting at 5% body fat the kenist eye couldnt tell i had gyno...Obviously the letro helped and the prami continues to do its job, but I firmly beleive that hitting it from all ends, with pharmacuticals and natural supps helped more then if i had just use one or the other.

Come the end of August i should have the beta samples of my own pre workout, focus enhancer, and bcaa formulas im brining to market but i will continue to use products from SNS like inhibit p/e, creatine magnapower, lola, cissus, etc...

Keep up the good work fellas
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Nice best of luck on the contest.

Yeah i recommend inhibit E/P on every cycle .. and always nice to stack with letro/Prami like you did for gyno cases ..glad it worked out
 
jxn said:
I haven't used SNS products in a while now, but I have been noticing many of their products on sale at almost clearance level prices. Just wondering what opinions people have of the SNS brand and if it's still reputable. All these prices just kind of throw up alarm bells for me...
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I love SNS!
1.it is a good company.
2.you can trust it 100%
3.the owner is picky guy who want QUALITY
4.good products for good price
 
CT21 said:
I see...
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MN's founder owned the patent, sold it to MNIT I believe who afaik is just a holding company for patents. MNIT is in partnership with Cargill for manufacturing ArA.
 
Daycrawler said:
There's some great prices but it's a patented ingredient so there's a price floor we/anyone else can't go below.

Hence why I always chuckle when I see super cheap ArA cause it's not a cheap ingredient at all.
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Does anyone know when the patent expires? I imagine it's in less than 10 years. Does anyone know how much the raws actually cost to produce, not counting licensing fees?

Found the patent (I think): Invalid Link Removed

Says it was patented in 1995. So it should be expired no? Never heard of a patent running over 20 years.
 
warbird01 said:
Does anyone know when the patent expires? I imagine it's in less than 10 years. Does anyone know how much the raws actually cost to produce, not counting licensing fees?

Found the patent (I think): Invalid Link Removed

Says it was patented in 1995. So it should be expired no? Never heard of a patent running over 20 years.
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It's a patent from 2003 or 2004 I think. I'll have to find it.
 
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