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Formulator’s Corner #01: A Better Nootropic Coffee Creamer
Allow us to introduce a new series on the PricePlow blog — Formulator’s Corner. Have you ever looked at a formula and thought, “This looks good, but adding ‘X’ or swapping ‘Y’ for ‘Z’ could make it better?” We certainly have, and in Formulator’s Corner, we discuss unique ingredient combinations that we think will […]
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Azoth Total Focus: Stop Procrastinating with Zynamite
Productivity – it’s something that we all strive for, whether that’s at school, work, in the gym, or just accomplishing random tasks throughout the day. There’s no better feeling than being productive, but in today’s society, we are surrounded by distractions. Although the internet, social media, and smartphones are amazing tools, you’re always one […]
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Beast’s Neuro Beast Nootropic: Guerrilla Chemist Does it Again!
Back in March of 2019, Beast announced that they would be partnering up with The GuerrillaChemist (TGC), to formulate a new line of supplements. Based on the reputation of both parties, this team-up had some massive potential.
Beast and TGC first hit us with Super Test Maximum, a loaded iteration and update of their […]
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Dedicated Nutrition Brings an UNSTOPPABLE Gym Experience
The invasion has begun. After years of waiting, Dedicated Nutrition is finally here on the shores of America. Prepare to meet their beachhead attack: Unstoppable.
At long last, Canadian powerhouse Dedicated Nutrition is finally available in the United States! Previously available only internationally, this brand has run circles around the competition around the globe […]
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Black Lion Research NOOTROL – Your Next Gen Nootropic
With the nootropic market exploding, the amount of spam from low-quality manufacturers we receive is mind-numbing. More often than not, the typical nootropic supplement is solely focused on increasing levels of the “learning neurotransmitter” acetylcholine.
While in theory this is good, too much acetylcholine is not. One of the reasons many report negative side […]
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