No its legit. I have one more item coming in which I hope it arrives before Saturday so I can have it on the table but in the meantime, I listed them on ebay
https://www.ebay.com/itm/188840293282
https://www.ebay.com/itm/188840942152
I tell you this. ChatGPT can make one mean picture ad
Alright I'll take your word for it that they are legit.
That's right, $20 is around average, highest is $32ish. Vince has them priced right in the Ebay ads. Now the question becomes "Can Vince sell out before the 9/26 expiration date becomes an issue?".
Ahh, maybe he got a good deal due to expiry date. As a consumer I wouldn't worry about the date and lost potency as long as the gummies don't harden LOL. Since I'm not in the business I don't know how many units a retailer has to order at minimum and what kind of profit margin there is for a product like this. I'm sure there are counterfeits of popular supps like "Hydroxycut." But I'll trust Vince if he says it's legit.
Extremely trustworthy to buy supplements online where the pictures and listing don't include a shot of the ingredients, vitamin breakdown or active ingredients. Not even a pic of the back of the bottle. There's a little portion of the bottle that says it has a "nonstimulant" stimulant score. I think of Hydroxycut as having some amount of caffeine or similar in it, is this just shitty vitamins being sold under Hydroxycut banner to fool people?
I looked up the label and it's what I said. It's a low dose multi with a coffee bean extract with a standardized amount of chlorogenic acid and there's a reference to a fat loss study. I wouldn't expect these to do much apart from placebo though.
I'd guess fat loss supps one can "feel" would sell better, like some type of questionable gas station "Yellow Jackets" or similar
