Comment · Mon, April 29, 2013 · Ceretropic
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u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Ceretropic
This is an example of how a customizable carousel looks...
I think that pretty much answers your question. That is a stock website that has not even been customized yet...
As some of you may know, TLR has been selling proprietary compounds and extracts since they launched. That led a lot of people, including myself, to call them out on the practice. Who in their right mind would take somet
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Replying to 78oj · If it is the same product as Ceretropic carries why the pricing differences? Coluracetam is $18.99 at ND (1gm) $29.99 at Ceretropic.
Nothing is different. I never planned for Ceretropic to be big on powder sales. So we never bought large quantities to bring the price down. Now that we are going after the powder market more, we bought much larger quant
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I think the community as a whole has become more analytical. There is less emphasis on jumping to anecdotal conclusions, and more of a focus on measurable results. The side effect of this is less experience posts; especi