Is Isotonix OPC-3 the same quality as nutraMetrix?
475202
I have never used nutraMetrix so I really can't compare them. I have been using OPC-3 for several years and I swear by it - joints feel better and I feel healthier.
875710
I refer you to the manufacturer of BP 760 and Omron for the most accurate answer
984273
I really don't know. But I have been using this brand since OIF 1 and it hasn't failed me yet. I only bought this because my belly just couldn't get any bigger and I had to get a larger size belt (sit ups and cardio wasn't working for me). I'm sure if you contact Spec-Ops they'll be more than happy to answer your question. Please keep us updated when you have the answer.
959982
We are very happy with the NutriMill, but we know nothing about the WonderMill. All we can do is highly recommend the Nutrimill. The NutriMill is easy to clean. I hope this helps. Best regards
1170847
Make sure it is the BDC and not the Nikoplex version. They are very different. When in doubt, save till you're sure of what you're getting.
201437
not a sarcasm! Just my kind of(wry?) humor/wit ;) Nalt is better and the difference in price of bulk ones is negligent...all it boils down to quality.Who knows which is best? Recent article somewhere states that many supplements sold by Walmart, GNC AND OTHERS are bogus.. :(
1409040
One brand is different from another. If the manufacturing company is not certified by the USP or GMP then I would steer clear. Since supplements are not regulated by the FDA, quality can become an issue. I just added this product to my Amazon subscribe and save because according to the Natural Products Accociation, Natrol is GMP certified. I will see if it works for my neuropathy (nerve damage).
1148136
I bought the NONIN Go2 Achieve Fingertip Blue, based on my therepists advise for keeping track at home. It is fast and I have checked it against the Dr.'s office machines. It is acurate and the price was very reasonable. Others that I found at a lesser price did not have a brand name and NONIN is the brand that was suggested to me.
732703
I use TruTrac monitor and have bought several brands from Amazon. All work and are way cheaper than buying from local Rx stores. Just make sure they are for TruTrac monitors. Prices go up and down so shop for the cheapest. Sometimes the box will be damaged but never open. Each 50 ct. bottle comes with a new code chip but no test solution. don't need it.
840118
Yes it is. One measurement per day only. Ant+ on the 910XT and 510 work fine.
1348403
It is much better than shakeology and cheaper. Shakeology is slimy to me. As far as nutrients go, though, they are competitors so they'll probably offer very similar results if you did a side-by-side comparison.
889873
I'm not totally sure, however I used these ( all of them ) over a two week span, while comparing them to the walgreens kit I bought, as well as the more strict 15 ng/ML test you can get here on Amazon as well, and all of them came back clean. I went and took my test at the lab and came back clean as well. Goodluck, and don't stress as much as I did- it was uneeded.
959977
I have the Nutrimill, it is easy to clean and it is practical to use I have used the wondermill before it is also easy to use the only problem I had with it that when you want to grind more than 3 lb the flower starts coming from the filter and if you use it inside you will see it allover the kitchen.
2047112
I think seachem matrix is a good product. However I prefer Eheim substrate pro. Yes it is expensive but it lasts forever and does not break down like some other bio-media products and fall apart. I have friends that used the seachem matrix and they say they like it but for me I will stick with what I know works.
66679
I have a Timex Ironman (Trashman would be a better moniker for this $90 disappointment!) that has NEVER given me reliable performance and has basically just quit after 17 months of unreliable service. I'm reading enough negative reviews on the Polar F11, which had otherwise sounded promising, to dismiss risking money on that product as well! While I have little or no use for GPS, the Garmin 305 is starting to sound to me like the accurate, reliable heart rate monitor I'm looking for based on further reading!
1103994
Best you check with the company or enlarge the Label on your computer, it's a rather large list. I like the product - it's sort of a Generic to Nugenix, only a lot less expensive.
1451813
I say the proof is in the pudding. What a company says and how your metabolism responds is the key. After trying many brand the best I have tried is this on and Ionic mag from Innotech nutrition. However it is difficult to get the Innotech one here in North Dakota. I can tell you I feel like a new person with this mag.