1. I have compiled a collection of online supplements-in-bulk retailers since @BulkSupps doesn't seem that interested in fixing the bugs on their website. They seem to be moving to a mobile-device-only store - I don't do phone stuff, ever, like most researchers.
2. Here are some sites that compiled online #supplement store competitors:
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5. As for protein powders, nothing beats @MyproteinUS. Recently @BulkSupps launched their bulk protein products, I bought the discount promotion but it's an inferior product (and it tastes really bad).
6. I've been around nutrition, physical activity, sports performance for a while. I'm considering setting up a website for product reviews because I just needed one. What say you, folks?
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7. Seems like this needs a little explaining: I already write *science* reviews about molecules and medical treatments for science education outlets. My plan is to review commercial products such as... websites! Or whether a stack makes sense or not.
8. Evidently, I will not compete with my clients. However, I would like to read a review about retailers and *commercial products* (not molecules or treatment, which is what I do for my clients).
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