X-Factor vs XGels

From what I know, Molecular Nutrition no longer sells standard X factor and has instead shifted to producing the Advanced version solely. My primary concern with the Advances inclusion of Omega 3 is that one of omega 3's functions in the body is to displace, competitively inhibit and counteract Arachidonic acid. I'm not sure of the dose they use, and it may not be at all significant at the dose they use, but it is worth noting.

Go for either X Factor or X gels as both are the same thing.
 
Jiigzz said:
From what I know, Molecular Nutrition no longer sells standard X factor and has instead shifted to producing the Advanced version solely. My primary concern with the Advances inclusion of Omega 3 is that one of omega 3's functions in the body is to displace, competitively inhibit and counteract Arachidonic acid. I'm not sure of the dose they use, and it may not be at all significant at the dose they use, but it is worth noting.

Go for either X Factor or X gels as both are the same thing.
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This is what I was thinking. If you can get OG x factor I would go that route or x gels. Both work great and x gels are probably less expensive.
 
Same product. I typically go with x gels because I use other sns products but really it's about the same +- a few bucks.
 
OG X Factor or X gels, whatever is cheaper. No one runs X gels advanced around here (or they don't post about it at least).

XFA was a mistake by them IMO, not sure why they don't switch back. I have never even seen one person recommend XFA to someone lol
 
warbird01 said:
OG X Factor or X gels, whatever is cheaper. No one runs X gels advanced around here (or they don't post about it at least).

XFA was a mistake by them IMO, not sure why they don't switch back. I have never even seen one person recommend XFA to someone lol
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I've ran xfa multiple times and had great results. Out of my 6 or so ara cycles I probably used xfa 3x. That said it's a bit more expensive depending on the sales so I run x gels too with about the same results.
 
SNS X-Gels same damn thing but cheaper. MN has a solid reputation but XF hasn't been in stock for a long time. I've used SNS X-Gels many times, obviously great company :)

Agree with XFA....fuk people if they are complaining about joint soreness, understand the compound first and you'll understand why your getting sore joints. Personally...I would never consider using XFA.
 
shockrock3 said:
SNS X-Gels same damn thing but cheaper. MN has a solid reputation but XF hasn't been in stock for a long time. I've used SNS X-Gels many times, obviously great company :)

Agree with XFA....fuk people if they are complaining about joint soreness, understand the compound first and you'll understand why your getting sore joints. Personally...I would never consider using XFA.
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Yeah, I can understand why they did it but I'm just not sure why they didn't just opt for bowellia instead of something that has a direct action against the main active of your product.

That would be like selling Yohimbine in a carb powder.

I love that MN put their money where there mouth is and funded a study on it that backed up its efficacy, just wish they kept selling the OG version as well. People still like X factor Advanced and so the dose used is potentially not enough to offset the Ara completely, but it's hard to know.
 
warbird01 said:
OG X Factor or X gels, whatever is cheaper. No one runs X gels advanced around here (or they don't post about it at least).

XFA was a mistake by them IMO, not sure why they don't switch back. I have never even seen one person recommend XFA to someone lol
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agrree with this x-factor is one of my favorite products ever. I gotta try xgels espc now that xfactor is gone
 
X gels destroyed my wrist and elbow and I never had joint issues before. Took me like 6 months to get rid of the joint pains.
 
JMark said:
X gels destroyed my wrist and elbow and I never had joint issues before. Took me like 6 months to get rid of the joint pains.
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Ouch man, sorry to hear that.
 
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