The New Product Release Thread

chedapalooza said:
What if you just blended jelly and peanut butter and vanilla protein?
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or roll some peanut butter and jelly into a ball, let freeze then coat in pancake batter then drop in a vat of peanut oil at 350% for 2 1/2 minutes?


be careful though, too many and you will be on next episode of 600 pound life...
 
thebigt said:
or roll some peanut butter and jelly into a ball, let freeze then coat in pancake batter then drop in a vat of peanut oil at 350% for 2 1/2 minutes?


be careful though, too many and you will be on next episode of 600 pound life...
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I'm trying this haha
 
This sort of thing makes me laugh, not a new release but one that got laughed out when it was released.. but maybe we all over looked it...

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Regarding recompRX...

That person commenting noticed its effect in just days?!

When we all know a natty product prob takes 4 weeks to get going and another 4 to really see it shine and that’s if it’s well dosed which we all know BSL don’t really do

 
D3x said:
Yohimbe in the first gen of c4 made me black out mid set of plans ups.. I work up on the ground in the squat cage.. was scarey
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That actually wasn't first gen. First gen had DMAA and a higher dose of L-DOPA and was amazing. They specifically didn't use yohimbe and included the l-dopa because they wanted the product up actually make you feel, you know, good... Not like I better make this an awesome workout because it might be the last one.
 
danielmoo said:
Some don't tolerate it well, but yohimbe/bine isn't a garbage ingredient.
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IME most people don't tolerate it well and it certainly doesn't get the positive feedback other stims do. Also, it's actually ability to enhance performance is minimal. Last but not least, the stuff has been around since before I even used supps. Let's see some innovation!
 
nostrum420 said:
IME most people don't tolerate it well and it certainly doesn't get the positive feedback other stims do. Also, it's actually ability to enhance performance is minimal. Last but not least, the stuff has been around since before I even used supps. Let's see some innovation!
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Or perhaps the people who don’t tolerate it well are just the vocal minority? Enough people obviously tolerate/enjoy it for companies to continue using it. Most stimulants don’t have significant/proven “actual ability to enhance performance” either, so there’s that. Also, what does how long it’s been around have to do with anything? Caffeine has been around forever, it works, so who cares. Creatine is decades old too. Newer doesn’t inherently mean better, and old doesn’t inherently mean bad. We get it; you don’t like the ingredient, but plenty of people do.
 
nostrum420 said:
That actually wasn't first gen. First gen had DMAA and a higher dose of L-DOPA and was amazing. They specifically didn't use yohimbe and included the l-dopa because they wanted the product up actually make you feel, you know, good... Not like I better make this an awesome workout because it might be the last one.
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Dunno.. it was before all the different types of c4.. I think it was sposed to be fruit punch.. it was yohimbe.. not that blacking out was a bad thing.. if that hasn't happened I wouldn't have tried hemo rage black.. which was great for a few months..
 
Picked this up this week

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muscleupcrohn said:
Or perhaps the people who don’t tolerate it well are just the vocal minority? Enough people obviously tolerate/enjoy it for companies to continue using it. Most stimulants don’t have significant/proven “actual ability to enhance performance” either, so there’s that. Also, what does how long it’s been around have to do with anything? Caffeine has been around forever, it works, so who cares. Creatine is decades old too. Newer doesn’t inherently mean better, and old doesn’t inherently mean bad. We get it; you don’t like the ingredient, but plenty of people do.
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Amen!

D3x said:
Dunno.. it was before all the different types of c4.. I think it was sposed to be fruit punch.. it was yohimbe.. not that blacking out was a bad thing.. if that hasn't happened I wouldn't have tried hemo rage black.. which was great for a few months..
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You sure that you're not thinking of 1MR Vortex?
 
LOOOOOL

guys, there is no such thing as beef protein!

these companies use collagen and nothing else. Good for your joints but worthless for muscle building.
 
Those "Beef" tablets do look interesting ...............
 
This is not new...

The Solution said:
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New Ultimate C4 Carbonated Drinks ~ $2.80
A can. ($33.99/Case)
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The Solution said:
C4 Carbonated Ultimate Energy Drink should go live later today for sale.

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Official Release date from Nutraboltwas monday

Flavors:
Snow Cone & Tropical Blast
The Snow Cone is absolutely on point, I got to beta-test it in Texas @ HQ.. Super refreshing and exotic.

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Notice how Snow Cone has no remaining testing cups ha
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Man is the future just bars, doubt 90percent give a damb about protein bars, especially when most contain crap in them and cause you to ****
 
00A said:
Man is the future just bars, doubt 90percent give a damb about protein bars, especially when most contain crap in them and cause you to ****
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Must be big business these days I mean if mars/snickers are getting into the protein bar game there’s money to be made
 
DEVANS89 said:
Must be big business these days I mean if mars/snickers are getting into the protein bar game there’s money to be made
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Its big on the international stage. High barrier to entry mediocre profit.

If you're mainly USA / canada / uk brand it makes less sense except for specific use cases( trips busy people ect)

I will say im all for it. I like eating my protein however im still bugging CNPWayne to make it happen..I wonder what would happen if we were suddenly spammed with protein bar request via the contact page..hmmmm
 
00A said:
Man is the future just bars, doubt 90percent give a damb about protein bars, especially when most contain crap in them and cause you to ****
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What does the average consumer want!?
- Tastes Good
- Conveneient
- Cost Effective.

Energy Drinks, Protein Bars, Protein Cookies, RTD's all fit that category.
You have to realize most people don't care to analyze ingredient labels, look at profile's or see how much of X,Y, and Z are in a product. They just want something that is popular or recommended. For a lot of us on here who care to know what we are taking in, and rather pay more for a premium product that is not the case for most gym goer's.

People don't want to prep food, cook, and if they can just eat a protein bar or cookie they will because lets face it.. most people are lazy, eat out, and justify that as a better "option".
 
I love all the new stuff out. I do construction so pack a snack and lunch and a bag of quest protein chips as a side to say a rotisserie chicken salad sandwich or something is perfect. Which by the way the flavoring on all the chips are money
 
The Solution said:
What does the average consumer want!?
- Tastes Good
- Conveneient
- Cost Effective.

Energy Drinks, Protein Bars, Protein Cookies, RTD's all fit that category.
You have to realize most people don't care to analyze ingredient labels, look at profile's or see how much of X,Y, and Z are in a product. They just want something that is popular or recommended. For a lot of us on here who care to know what we are taking in, and rather pay more for a premium product that is not the case for most gym goer's.

People don't want to prep food, cook, and if they can just eat a protein bar or cookie they will because lets face it.. most people are lazy, eat out, and justify that as a better "option".
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This. Hence the reason meal prep services have popped up over the past couple of years and have thrived.
 
Coming Soon pyrobatt

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Chaos and Pain has released a sneak peek at an all-new supplement it has coming soon that we have to say looks interesting to say the least. The product is called Bacchus and is described as a mood enhancing neuro magnifier, so sort of like a supercharged nootropic.
 
The Solution said:
Coming Soon pyrobatt

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Chaos and Pain has released a sneak peek at an all-new supplement it has coming soon that we have to say looks interesting to say the least. The product is called Bacchus and is described as a mood enhancing neuro magnifier, so sort of like a supercharged nootropic.
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Was sent out with the latest newsletter pyrobatt may have a sneak peak of some ingredients
 
pyrobatt said:
Its big on the international stage. High barrier to entry mediocre profit.

If you're mainly USA / canada / uk brand it makes less sense except for specific use cases( trips busy people ect)

I will say im all for it. I like eating my protein however im still bugging CNPWayne to make it happen..I wonder what would happen if we were suddenly spammed with protein bar request via the contact page..hmmmm
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CNPWayne make it happen
 
The Solution said:
Coming Soon pyrobatt

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Chaos and Pain has released a sneak peek at an all-new supplement it has coming soon that we have to say looks interesting to say the least. The product is called Bacchus and is described as a mood enhancing neuro magnifier, so sort of like a supercharged nootropic.
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Bacchus, is definetly a mood enhancing neuro magnifier....Oh wait your talking about the supplement. Not the parade in New Orleans. Lol
 
jameschoi said:
This article makes this like a re-introduction. Anyone try this?

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SNS TTA-500 has been around for a longgggg time now. Only went away for a short period but has been "back" for years... really one of the hidden gems of the SNS line
 
jtmass said:
People not excited about Swolly? Isn't this a great addition to your protein intake (food or shake)?
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If you’re already consuming adequate/optimal protein intake, it’s not going to be as useful. For one, the leucine would be useless assuming sufficient leucine intake with your meal. The real use would be, if for some reason, you have a shake/meal with sub-optimal protein intake; this could get your leucine and MPS up to an optimal level, but you could just have more protein. Perhaps it allows you to similarly optimize MPS with slightly less calories than a full protein shake if you use it with a smaller amount of the shake? Perhaps the Aminogen and velositol could help with any shake/meal, but it still seems like it’d be best suited for a meal with less than optimal protein intake, and I don’t know if people want to spend money adding to a meal and mixing something else in with it.

What’s the price?
 
muscleupcrohn said:
If you’re already consuming adequate/optimal protein intake, it’s not going to be as useful. For one, the leucine would be useless assuming sufficient leucine intake with your meal. The real use would be, if for some reason, you have a shake/meal with sub-optimal protein intake; this could get your leucine and MPS up to an optimal level, but you could just have more protein. Perhaps it allows you to similarly optimize MPS with slightly less calories than a full protein shake if you use it with a smaller amount of the shake? Perhaps the Aminogen and velositol could help with any shake/meal, but it still seems like it’d be best suited for a meal with less than optimal protein intake, and I don’t know if people want to spend money adding to a meal and mixing something else in with it.

What’s the price?
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~$18/30srv
 
muscleupcrohn said:
If you’re already consuming adequate/optimal protein intake, it’s not going to be as useful. For one, the leucine would be useless assuming sufficient leucine intake with your meal. The real use would be, if for some reason, you have a shake/meal with sub-optimal protein intake; this could get your leucine and MPS up to an optimal level, but you could just have more protein. Perhaps it allows you to similarly optimize MPS with slightly less calories than a full protein shake if you use it with a smaller amount of the shake?
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Not 100% of protein what you take is used by your body as well, correct? Some just goes through excreta without getting utilized. It also depends on what kind of protein you're taking in. Vegans or Vegetarians will benefit from something like this since the protein digestibility is very less compared to meat. Let's say, chicken for example, is not something easy to chow down. I definitely can't eat 200-250gms of chicken breast and not feel like I am breathless. Instead, you can eat carbs or fat if you want to put on some weight. Why would it be useless.
 
booneman77 said:
~$18/30srv
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Thanks. I don’t know about an extra $0.60 to ADD to a shake/meal. I get my scoop of protein for around that much per serving, and I know it gets the job done in regards to MPS. To each their own though; I suppose it you want to cover every potential/possible/theoretical route of increasing MPS you could add it.
 
jtmass said:
Not 100% of protein what you take is used by your body as well, correct? Some just goes through excreta without getting utilized. It also depends on what kind of protein you're taking in. Vegans or Vegetarians will benefit from something like this since the protein digestibility is very less compared to meat. Let's say, chicken for example, is not something easy to chow down. I definitely can't eat 200-250gms of chicken breast and not feel like I am breathless. Instead, you can eat carbs or fat if you want to put on some weight. Why would it be useless.
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Even if “not 100%” of protein is used, you can still reliably stimulate MPS to sufficient/optimal levels simply by consuming sufficient amounts of protein with a solid leucine content. Sure, it could help with subpar protein sources, but, personally, I’d prefer to just have an optimal protein source; whey, eggs, chicken, beef, pork, fish, etc. I think chicken is very easy to eat. Eating <0.5lbs of chicken shouldn’t be overly difficult. Also, if you’re trying to put on weight, eat real food. Things like beef and eggs are high in protein AND fat/calories. It is illogical to try to bulk eating low-protein foods and supplementing with this multiple times. Just have some nutrient dense foods with sufficient protein content.

So potential uses would be taking it with a suboptimal amount of protein and/or a suboptimal protein source. It’s questionable exactly how much it’ll do when added to a sufficient dose of quality protein. Perhaps it could help a bit with pushing MPS a little more or digestion (perhaps depending on the source of protein), but I personally don’t see the value being worth it for this last use.
 
muscleupcrohn said:
Even if “not 100%” of protein is used, you can still reliably stimulate MPS to sufficient/optimal levels simply by consuming sufficient amounts of protein with a solid leucine content. Sure, it could help with subpar protein sources, but, personally, I’d prefer to just have an optimal protein source; whey, eggs, chicken, beef, pork, fish, etc. I think chicken is very easy to eat. Eating <0.5lbs of chicken shouldn’t be overly difficult. Also, if you’re trying to put on weight, eat real food. Things like beef and eggs are high in protein AND fat/calories. It is illogical to try to bulk eating low-protein foods and supplementing with this multiple times. Just have some nutrient dense foods with sufficient protein content.

So potential uses would be taking it with a suboptimal amount of protein and/or a suboptimal protein source. It’s questionable exactly how much it’ll do when added to a sufficient dose of quality protein. Perhaps it could help a bit with pushing MPS a little more or digestion (perhaps depending on the source of protein), but I personally don’t see the value being worth it for this last use.
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Also, the study that was done on Velositol won't help you draw any conclusion as to how much it will help if you're taking in 40gms of protein/meal because it was done on mere 6gms of Whey protein and said to push MPS up by 25%. Questions like, whether it will help drive up the MPS level for that particular meal/shake or will it help drive MPS for the entire day's protein intake.
 
jtmass said:
Also, the study that was done on Velositol won't help you draw any conclusion as to how much it will help if you're taking in 40gms of protein/meal because it was done on mere 6gms of Whey protein and said to push MPS up by 25%. Questions like, whether it will help drive up the MPS level for that particular meal/shake or will it help drive MPS for the entire day's protein intake.
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Wait, are you suggesting that taking one serving of velositol will increase MPS for the entire day? That it will increase the MPS of every meal for the rest of the day? I see absolutely nothing suggesting that it will do more for anything other than the meal/shake it’s taken with.
 
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