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Originally posted by Sir Foxx
3 Reasons not to buy this product:
1: It's marketed to teens. No matter what you believe or your company owner says(obviously lying comes very easy to him), that is the targeted audience with this assinine name.
2: It has a propianate ester on it. Stupid, stupid, stupid. M5aa is best as a pre workout intensifier, so what does VPX do, put this 3 day ester on it. Why? I want an immediate effect off of it, not 3 days later. On top of that if I start to see some sides(M5aa has sides written all over it) from this that I don't want, I have to wait a minimum of 3 days for this to be out of my system. Real Smart.
3: Don't support a company that tried to pass the lie of their polylipid delivery system being somehow safer when using 17aa tech. This is how people get hurt. It was blatant and sleazy.
#2: If the ester means nothing orally, then why add it the first place. You can get the same hardening effects without the ester. Something has been added with no useful effect or reasoning.
People are using to get a similar effect to something like Masteron PROPRIONATE
Originally posted by brodus
I think GoPro gave a very good reason for why they added the ester:
So it's added to give the impression that is similar to Masteron...and possibly to cloud the fact that pure Methyl 5AA can be purchased fro $3 a gram retail, and there's less than a gram in the $60 bottle they sell. Of course, the target audience knows no better, and when they read "propinate," they think "Wow--just like the injectable stuff!"
And lastly, it should be apparent to everyone that VPX is successful PRECISELY BECAUSE of their marketing savvy. They consistently sell $3 products for $60, and it's no accident, and not because they have access to chemicals no one else does. To pretend that there is no intentionality behind product names and marketing is truly naive.
All I am doing is holding up a mirror. All I have done is descontruct what has happened. Actions speak louder than words, and my analysis is no different than what you would find in a college marketing or chemistry classroom.
Originally posted by Sir Foxx
My name is the same as it has always been here and on any board.
Your excuses:
#1: That's the best you could come up with?
#2: If the ester means nothing orally, then why add it the first place. You can get the same hardening effects without the ester. Something has been added with no useful effect or reasoning.
#3: There is no explanation other than greed and lack of concern for VPX customers who might not know any better.
Originally posted by Sir Foxx
It's a friendly debate, I assure you Babsie.
I just like breaking VPX reps balls every now and then.