The title pretty much says it all, but I seriously want to know how these guys are able to sell so many supplements at such a low price point. It doesn't seem to make sense. My first thought was that everything must be underdosed, but I've been looking around and I can't really find any solid evidence or articles to prove that's the case.
Whatever the deal is, I'm planning to keep buying from them unless I find out it's actually doing me harm. Let's be real - even if Nutricost is cutting corners, it's probably not half as bad as some of the other stuff we talk about on this board lmfao.
Shout out to Nutricost, they're the real ones.
half this hobby is dudes trusting mystery powders from random corners of the internet then side eyeing cheap mainstream supps lol. my guess is bulk volume boring marketing and basic formulas more than some giant conspiracy, ive used a bunch of their stuff and never felt like i was snorting flour
most of the time it’s just boring business stuff like bulk raw ingredients, simple formulas, no fancy branding, and selling straight online so they skip a ton of retail markup. that’s why some of these “budget” brands can stay so cheap and still exist for years without magically being bunk.
honestly half the supplement industry is just absurd markup fancy labels and influencers yelling into ring lights lol. when a company skips the flashy nonsense and just bulk buys basic raws, cheap prices suddenly look way less suspicious. doesnt automatically mean perfect quality obviously but expensive definitely doesnt mean better either. sometimes the overpriced “premium” stuff is just the same powder in a cooler tub.
for real though sometimes cheap just means they skipped the whole “black tub red label alpha wolf ultra shred matrix” marketing circus and sold you plain boring powder lol. people forget how much supplement pricing is straight up branding tax. obviously cheap doesnt guarantee quality but overpriced definitely doesnt guarantee magic either. half the industry feels like paying double for fancier stickers and a dude with abs on instagram.
