Biotest BCAAs v. Other BCAAs

Nutrition
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I have a simple question:

Is it worth paying the shipping costs, conversion rates into Canadian dollars, waiting a few weeks for the Biotest BCAAs to arrive et al ? I have heard nothing but good things about Biotest’s products, not just here but from others.

I, however, could get BCAAs for only a few bucks more from supplement stores than 27.99. Factoring in the shipping costs and conversion rates and wait times, one wonders if it is worth it. On the other hand, the product quality invariably will not be quite as good.

What say you, Nation of Testosterone ? I am also thinking about Flameout, considering that it’s superior quality fish oils. Same question for Flameout.

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Well, If you are talking about 50 dollars v. 25 dollars, That is a different story than 50 dollars v. 48 dollars.

Also, if you are getting the fish oils, Flameout is unbeatable. Do Canadians get free shipping?

Figure out how much total BCAA are in the product you are buying, then in the Biotest product and see if it is worth it.

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There are plenty of other brands of supps for everything out there. Alot of them cheaper.

What you’re buying isnt necessarily as good quality as T-Nation, and to be quite honest, I doubt they are.

…Then again, factor in the fact that T-Nation gives you loads of high quality training info, and the decision shouldnt be that hard. :wink:

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Buy a few bottles of each at the same time. That way you only have one waiting period, and you cut down on your overall shipping costs.

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[quote]Myllz wrote:
Buy a few bottles of each at the same time. That way you only have one waiting period, and you cut down on your overall shipping costs.[/quote]

Exactly, it takes a bit of planning, but if you stock up and then reorder regularly before you run out, the shipping is spread across a much larger volume of product.

If you are living day by day, well, that makes things tougher.