[quote]brand wrote:
Xyience products are expensive for a pretty unimpressive lineup of products. Xyience, however, has the best marketing in the supplement biz, bar none. Go rewatch their commercial for their energy drink with the girl in the tiny boyshorts dancing with fire behind her and tell me I’m wrong. [/quote]
Watch the Fahrenheit commercial.
[quote]threedevil wrote:
Intersting that half this post is bashing Xyience because of its affiliation with the UFC and praising Biotest without mention of its affiliation with this website. Are you all seriously that stupid? All you guys complaining about price wouldn’t be the same people that dropped a hundred bucks on MAG-10 2 years ago are you? Thought so.
NOX from Xyience is the only product I’ve taken that even comes close to MAG-10 for strength and size gains. I’ve been following Waterbury’s Next Frontier and can’t imagine recovering without it.
Take both companies products and see what works. Put some effort in at the gym and stop relying on this website, or any other for that matter, as the final word on any topic. Your ignorance and sheeplike mentality is scary.[/quote]
I’m bashing them for their steep prices.
I’m bashing people for believing their marketing and paying these steep prices.
I’m bashing you for calling us ignorant sheeple and using MAG-10’s price as an example. All prohormones were close on price, big difference is that they produced better results than the esteemed NOX you are hoisting up.
[quote]Bittabit wrote:
brand wrote:
Xyience products are expensive for a pretty unimpressive lineup of products. Xyience, however, has the best marketing in the supplement biz, bar none. Go rewatch their commercial for their energy drink with the girl in the tiny boyshorts dancing with fire behind her and tell me I’m wrong.
Watch the Fahrenheit commercial.
http://www.T-Nation.com/media/letitburn/movie.html
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Seen it many times. She’s in better shape, but the Xyience commercial is 10 times hotter.
[quote]SWR-1240 wrote:
brand wrote:
Xyience products are expensive for a pretty unimpressive lineup of products. Xyience, however, has the best marketing in the supplement biz, bar none. Go rewatch their commercial for their energy drink with the girl in the tiny boyshorts dancing with fire behind her and tell me I’m wrong.
I love their ads and would watch them over and over, but would not try their products. I’d say their marketing isn’t working too well on me.
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Nor would I, but they sell a bunch of that shit around here.