This makes me happy.
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So now there will be a new Vitamin D supplement - D Fix, the pre-existing Micellar Curcumin, and a new thing for Beta-1, 3-glucan? 3 different supplements each containing the ingredients that had previously been found together in I-Well? I don’t mind how many pills I’d have to swallow in a day, but won’t this pretty much triple the cost of what it takes to get what the old thing did on its own?
I love how they are going more “a la carte” now. Sometimes I just want one supplement, not 3 in one. Especially when one of them doesn’t agree with me.
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Not necessarily.
The cost per dose of I-Well was roughly $1.27.
The cost per dose of Micellar Curcumin is $0.67 (same 400mg that was in I-Well).
The cost per dose of D Fix is $0.16 (same 5000 IU that was in I-Well) .
The total cost per dose of Micellar Curcumin and D Fix is $0.83.
And let’s not forget the new, higher Vitamin D absorption offered with D Fix.
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I was not aware this was so low. I saw the post from a week ago, and didn’t know the price of it was already being listed in the Biotest store. You’re basically paying $60 for a 1-year supply of vitamin D. That does seem very reasonable.
I have no idea how much Beta-1, 3-glucan costs, but if it’s $0.44/serving or less, then it all evens out (minus the EGCG).
Thanks for the clarification. I wasn’t trying to be problematic, I just wondered why the change and wasn’t aware yet of how the cost would shake out. I appreciate the response.
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All good, and you’re welcome!
Biotest will only change a formula if they believe it will deliver better results to customers.
I’m almost out of my Plazma stash. So now would be the time for Biotest to announce its comeback. 
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Matthew, is it okay to give a smaller serving of Elite Minerals to a female, the same as you could with ZMA?
Thank you!
Great question! The recommend dose for Elitepro is the same for men and women.
Products are dropping like flies. Looks like Biotest is really consolidating its product line. Hoping something ground breaking is coming down the pipeline 
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Did Biotest stop selling Creatine? I don’t see it in the Shop.
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I’m seeing a few other sites selling Hot Rox. Is this the actual Hot Rox you guys used to make or is it some sort of knock off?
Hot-Rox hasn’t been manufactured in quite some time, so I’d recommend proceeding with caution. It’s either bunk, about to expire, or expired.
Now the question is do I tell you that the Power Drive tub I still have is actually empty before or after the nudes.
All of those containers are empty and saved for nostalgic reasons, except power drive. That has been one of the best supplements ever produced.
Son of a bitch, I will do all sorts of unbiblical things for powerdrive.
Just for S&G’s I checked out the store and noticed the Spike is gone. Really wish Brain Candy would come back!