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pamojja wrote:Thanks for the response.
bio-alternatives at 25,97 per 454 grams would be a nice price. Anyone having experiences with them? I'm asking because a question about it's purity hasn't been answered on its own board.
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Lone Dog wrote:I think I've checked out Biotics Research before, and I believe they only sell to qualified practitioners.
At the moment I'm leaning towards the Nutrabio product, if I can assume that '100% pure' can be relied upon to mean purified.
I couldn't find any suppliers here in the UK, so will have to import it again (which seems to almost double the cost, unfortunately, due to shipping charges etc.). Last year I tried some Karuna for a few months, at 12-15 capsules per day and had no problems with it. I think CS is pretty well tolerated.
freeform wrote:Lone Dog, isn't our little Island SH1T for supplements? Lamberts in the UK seem to be a good quality product for some things. I purchase allot from http://www.iherb.com. Their service is brilliant and price tag fair, ordered goods on Sunday and it arrived on Wed.
Lone Dog wrote:freeform wrote:Lone Dog, isn't our little Island SH1T for supplements? Lamberts in the UK seem to be a good quality product for some things. I purchase allot from http://www.iherb.com. Their service is brilliant and price tag fair, ordered goods on Sunday and it arrived on Wed.
Yes, I know what you mean, it's not great. Luckily we have a bit more choice than some countries which even prohibit imports. There are a few things you can only get via import, and some only via the internet. How lovely it would be to go to a shop and get all you wanted, but that doesn't happen, you have to get a bit here, a bit there etc. I don't know what I would do without our local Holland & Barratt.
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