Rank the Brands

[rippednmichigan]

Originally Posted by MuscleandBrawn

I think you're going to have to be the test subject with Powerful BW.

Who?

[DennisInGeorgia]

Opinions on Labrada's products?

[bwys61]

I suppose so

Originally Posted by MuscleandBrawn

I think you're going to have to be the test subject with Powerful BW.

[bwys61]

He's shortening my name, as if it wasn't short enough

Originally Posted by rippednmichigan

Who?

[RickB]

Originally Posted by bwys61

He's shortening my name, as if it wasn't short enough

How about B-dub?

[rippednmichigan]

Originally Posted by RickB

How about B-dub?

I like it.

[BendtheBar]

Originally Posted by RickB

How about B-dub?

I wanted to call him BMW.

I always mix up his name...BWYS...BYWS...BSWY...WYSIWYG...I can't pin it to a name co I get messed up.

[BendtheBar]

Originally Posted by DennisInGeorgia

Opinions on Labrada's products?

I think Labrada's products are solid. I don't always care for his marketing tricks, But solid products.

[bwys61]

B-dub is acceptable

[titanxvx]

Originally Posted by MuscleandBrawn

Good topic. I'm no supplement-a-holic, but I do believe in the companies we feature on the forum. Whether or not you believe in or take prohormones, I think supplement companies that have products in that niche tend to be more forward thinking simply because the market changes so frequently.

Anyway....back on point...

Optimum Nutrition...Good. Not too much hype, and products are popular. This speaks volumes for me.

Controlled Labs...Thumbs up.

Gaspari Nutrition. Decent, but resorts to naming products in a deceiving way (novedex - sounds like nolvadex, halodrol - sounds like Hdrol) which annoys me. I don't care for deception, so I avoid Gaspari. And mumbo jumbo on their site like this annoys me as well:



Dropping in terms like "pharmaceutical grade" tells me their marketers are paid more then their researchers. Maybe, maybe not.

Biotest. I'll never use these guys. Anyone that backs a supplement only diet deserves to be avoided.

EAS. I trust anything made by EAS. I like Bill Phillips and co.

Muscle Tech. Shit in a can. Too much hype. Way too pricey.

Prolab. One of the better. They have survived decades without over-hyping.

Dymatize. A good, broad product line. Not a lot of BS. Thumbs up.

MRI. Marketing strategy + idiotic claims like: "Get 950% More Nitric Oxide!" They might have good products, but I distrust hype-machines.

LG Sciences and FOG...Good guys, low hype, nice products.

With all due respect, being new on this forum. I fell it necessary to site a correction. EAS is no longer a Bill Phillips company (I'm a big fan of Bill's work though). He sold all interests and then resigned from the board a few years after that. EAS has been sold twice since Bill left. I can't remember who bought them last but it's one of the big food industry companies. (just read the fine print on any EAS product) I used to love most EAS products, but since the last acquisition products are manufactured for profit not quality. They were purchased for brand recognition only. I need to be careful, I'm stepping on some big toes here but it's all true.