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NO2 - 7/25/2004 8:56:28 PM
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DaBeast77
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What is the best NO2? I am about to buy the NO2 at GNC, but i don't really want to pay $80. Are there any other brands that work as good or better?
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RE: NO2 - 7/26/2004 10:19:22 AM
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DaBeast77
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Thanks, i guess i'll get the original. Im waiting until august 1 though.
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RE: NO2 - 7/29/2004 9:24:46 AM
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fthenyy
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I had asked about BSN Nitrix, before I noticed you had mentioned it. Was it worth a crap? Should I really go spend mucho dinhero on EAS NO2? Have you tried TRAC by MHP? It worked for me.
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RE: NO2 - 7/31/2004 2:32:34 PM
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bildo21
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Nitrix works pretty good. But you have to drink a ton of water 120 oz. a day, that starts to get real old real quick. I didn't take it like they said to i took 3 cap. 3 times a day on trainning days and 3 caps. 2 times a day on non-trainning days. It lasted me about 25 days. I'm probably going to give it another try when i can get sonme more money. Right now im taking ISS Research Satur8 which is supoose to be like a NO2 type product when i finish with that i'll post about it.
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RE: NO2 - 8/1/2004 11:22:32 AM
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GoalKeeper7486
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I just read an article showing a study of these NO products and placebos, they found a .3 difference between the two, and got almost no results from both of them. I tried the original NO2, it was the biggest waste of $80 ever, then I tried BSN Nitrix, I got a little pump, but nothing too great, also a waste of money, I'd say that if you want a hardcore pump, squeeze your muscles on every contraction you make when lifting, lift hardcore, and thats about it, cuz these new NO products suck, the statistics show it, and so does my empty wallet..lol.
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RE: NO2 - 8/1/2004 5:42:18 PM
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DaBeast77
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My friend had great results while using the original NO2, i just wanted to find out other peoples oppinions. I'll try the original just to see for my self.
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RE: NO2 - 8/2/2004 6:26:59 AM
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Easy_E
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I had a Friend taking NO2 and he did not like it at all. He said it gave him no boot and no results. But everyone is Different. I just dotn see the point to spending $80 a month and having to take 8? pills a day. If your going to spend 80 a month on a supplement make it count if you get my drift.
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RE: NO2 - 8/10/2004 12:46:13 PM
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flip62
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Ive been taking NO2 for about 2 months now i saw some gains using the normal one from GNC but nothing major. I heard some stuff about Pump Tech though, has anybody tried it and found it better?
And should u cycle off NO2 like some do creatine. ex. 2 months on 1 month off
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RE: NO2 - 8/11/2004 1:28:02 PM
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onyx411
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Here's a quick tip.. GNC will refund any unsatisfied customer of any of their product. Just save the receipt and bring back the used or unused bottle within 30 days . The best part of this is NO2 is a 21 day cycle. spend the money, take the product, if it sucks just bring it back!
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RE: NO2 - 8/11/2004 9:22:37 PM
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GoalKeeper7486
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I tried that, they said I couldnt do that because I got a discount on it since it was during the first 7 days of the first week of that month and I had a gold card, assholes, another reason why I hate gnc.
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RE: NO2 - 8/11/2004 9:42:00 PM
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Kris
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quote:
ORIGINAL: onyx411
Here's a quick tip.. GNC will refund any unsatisfied customer of any of their product. Just save the receipt and bring back the used or unused bottle within 30 days . The best part of this is NO2 is a 21 day cycle. spend the money, take the product, if it sucks just bring it back!
** Warning: Supplements 101 plug below! **
Here's a better tip... buy from Supplements 101 and we'll give you 30 days to try any product... and we don't need your receipt for a refund... nor do you even need a good excuse for returning the product. Not only that, but our prices are 1/2 of GNC's and we have more NO2 products to choose from. Plus you don't have to drive to our store, pay tax (only if you're in CA), or listen to some 17 year old behind the desk tell you that horny goat weed will add 10lbs of muscle to you in 30 days.
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RE: NO2 - 8/11/2004 10:15:43 PM
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GoalKeeper7486
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Not only that, but our prices are 1/2 of GNC's and we have more NO2 products to choose from. Plus you don't have to drive to our store, pay tax (only if you're in CA), or listen to some 17 year old behind the desk tell you that horny goat weed will add 10lbs of muscle to you in 30 days.
Everything you just wrote has been the general point I've been trying to get around this board for the past 2 weeks...lol, preach on my friend, preach on.
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RE: NO2 - 10/22/2004 5:30:03 PM
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VOLAND
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ORIGINAL: mda1125
My best feeling came from the original NO2. I'm not going to comment on if the muscle building and all that is real. But I tried VasoStat by Cytosport and BSN Nitrix and the Original NO2 that is at GNC.
Out of all 3, the best pump came from the original.
However, I've had luck with VasoStat in regards to better recovery. But the pumps were by far, the most noticeable with that particular NO2 product. I know everybody else jumped on that wagon and made knock-offs. And I am well aware of the debates at to the validity of the whole NO2 thing.
But simply put, my opinion is that the Original NO2 product I took was the best for pumps. As far as "working" that is debatable as there's plenty of argument against the entire NO2 theory anyway. And there's lots for it. I'm only speaking about the "pump" feeling that I got and which product I had the most noticeable feelings from.
Well I understand about the pump ... but what about over all results, as in muscle gain. We all know that a pump is mrely a delivery of blood to the muscles that were just trained, and it does feel good, and no matter how good or long it is it goes away eventually, right? Although wait, now that I think about it, is good pump so important because the longer the extra blood stayes in your muscles, the more nurishment thye will get - therefore the better growth ... ? Would I be right to sugest that?
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RE: NO2 - 10/22/2004 6:06:45 PM
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VOLAND
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quote:
ORIGINAL: mda1125
You could suggest that.
I don't think I gained anything from taking NO2. Other then a good pump, a nice feeling and it made me mentally want to lift heavier.
On what supp did you have desirebale gains, if you ve head such experiences? By gains I mean muscular mass.
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RE: NO2 - 10/23/2004 9:32:27 AM
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Symbiotic Order
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I've been on NO2 for what must be six months now. The only reason I stay on it is because it gives me a constant pump. I don't really even notice it, but when I cycled off for a few days others noticed immediately, and commented on how much smaller I looked. I did not notice any immediate weight gains or strength increases. Honestly, the money I've put into NO2 could have been spent on prohormones or something else. The gain you make with NO2 isn't anywhere near the gain you get from creatine, but if you have the money, it doesn't hurt to try it out. I did a little bit of research for a project and a little over half of people on NO2 had positive remarks about it. There you go. Remember that NO2 isn't a replacement for creatine, but a complement.
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Ok ok... there's other reasons... like "I'm addicted to shopping and enjoy walking around in stores paying top dollar for anything I see." 
