Ja tam jeżeli mam do wyboru kapsy a proszek to wolę dopłacić i mieć wygodniejszą wersję.
Czasem nie mam czasu ważyć a na oko nie chcę brać.
W kapsach ten problem znika.
Zdarzało mi się łykać różne suple w kapsach jednocześnie wychodziło coś ok. 20-25szt i nie miałem żadnych problemów.
4 sztuki tego produktu zostawię dla siebie a resztę sprzedam na siłowni .

Temat można zamknąć, dziękuje za opinie.
Pozdro!

Użytkownik Meff dnia 12 styczeń 2012 - 13:20 napisał

Panie Meff, najpierw zanim coś napiszesz to zapoznaj się z najnowszymi badaniami naukowymi jak i metodami suplementacyjnymi bo juz nie jednokrotnie pisałeś swoje przekonania bez żadnych! pokryć jak badań lub referencji naukowych, albo bazując na starej nie aktualnej wiedzy

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