⚠️ NEW PRODUCT ALERT | Quercetin Tablets | 500mg | 95% Anhydrous Quercetin ⚠️

Comment · Tue, September 15, 2020 · 16 pts

>1) What's the bioavailability of this quercetin formulation? It seems like there are several different forms of quercetin (glucoside, aglycone, etc), but also formulations (enteric, liposomal, etc) that change the bioav

Comment · Tue, September 15, 2020 · 3 pts

It should help with histamine issues, by modulating its release from mast cells.

Comment · Tue, September 15, 2020 · 6 pts

People have raised their prices because supply chain issues have brought certain parts of the industry to a halt, and demand has gone up. So it is multi-faceted. Many have raised prices mostly because they can, though.

Comment · Tue, September 15, 2020 · 7 pts

It doesn't taste bad. It's actually neutral in taste. So not like licking a penny dipped in bile like berberine! LOL We are buying some quercetin to test in the lab. We didn't do a pre-comparison like tongkat I guess be

Comment · Tue, September 15, 2020 · 6 pts

We are adding a lot more flavones/flavonoids. So we wanted them standalone, so people could add/subtract the ones they want. If we start combining too many things, it reduces dosing flexibility.

Comment · Tue, September 15, 2020 · 4 pts

Yeah, and tablet size is a factor, too. Nobody wants 2 gram horse tablets. LOL

Comment · Tue, September 15, 2020 · 5 pts

It does seem like it can modulate the thyroid. [Cardioprotective effects of lipoic acid, quercetin and resveratrol on oxidative stress related to thyroid hormone alterations in long-term obesity](https://www.sciencedire

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 5 pts

Since we have gotten multiple failures from Jarrow now, they will be one we test every time in our rounds.

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 17 pts

That's 200 capsules. You always pay less per dose with higher amounts. I am sure we could meet that price if we offered a larger size. We would likely do a 240ct, though. Also, we have tested multiple things from Jarrow

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 3 pts

Vitamin C, hesperidin, andrographis, our enteric coated EGCG tablets, Microzinc, OptimALA.

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 7 pts

Ohh man, where have you been? I took over Nootropics Depot 5 years ago. In fact, our relaunch post was exactly 5 years ago yesterday. I brought all operations under the Ceretropic team back then, and we ran them in tande

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 5 pts

You can just take a handful of these tablets and shove them up your ass if you want to! ;-)

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 5 pts

We have to balance preferences for everyone, and one of the biggest complaints we get is the size of capsules/tablets. It might be cool for you to take larger ones, but it would be a deal-breaker for the vast majority of

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 2 pts

I was taking EMIQ myself for a while, but it made me very aggressive/on edge. This was echoed by a few other people in our office that were taking it. We still might offer EMIQ, but we wanted to bring out normal querceti

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 9 pts

No, the powder is too sticky and static-prone. It was a mess to deal with, so we made the decision to just not offer it in powder. People would hate working with it, which would mean they would be upset and regret buying

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 11 pts

They were one of mine as well, until recently. If we didn't carry it, I would only use Jarrow, Life Extension, NOW, and Source Naturals. However, we recently tested a few things from them, and Jarrow, Life Extension, AND

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 11 pts

Thorne was bought by a venture capital company, WestView Capital Partners, who then moved their operations to South Carolina. I assume for tax reasons. Not certain, though. Then WestView sold their stake to Kirin and Mit

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 3 pts

Yeah, palmitoylethanolamide is good as well. It does it through a different mechanism, though. https://nootropicsdepot.com/articles/palmitoylethanolamide-and-its-pain-management-benefits/

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 8 pts

Can you really say you have tried a supplement if you haven't boofed it at least once?

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 7 pts

>Any opinion on Nutricost? Not a good one, but I have not tested any of their stuff recently. >I noticed ND doesn't carry TUDCA. Have you thought about it? Yes, that is on our list. I think the issue was price. I wil

Comment · Wed, September 16, 2020 · 8 pts

> I probably speak for a lot of supplement consumers, but I don't always thoroghly vet companies before I try their supplements. Nobody does. Hell, I own a supplement company, and until recently I was just buying some s

Comment · Thu, September 17, 2020 · 6 pts

Definitely. I am starting to come around to the idea we need to market ourselves more, not just our products or our educational blogs. Sometimes I forget that many people have not been here on Reddit seeing us grow from

Comment · Thu, September 17, 2020 · 2 pts

You can see we started setting that up. If you look at our spec sheets, we had isometric images made for each methodology used. Those are also on the COAs. Then we will use those isometric images in the blog so that peop

Comment · Thu, September 17, 2020 · 2 pts

They do things much better that LabDoor does. I would trust their data more.

Comment · Fri, September 18, 2020 · 1 pts

Which ones are missing? I will let my team know.

Comment · Fri, September 18, 2020 · 5 pts

Interesting! I had not seen that. We did the milk thistle testing because we are bringing out new milk thistle capsules. So we just decided to do a round of testing to see how things stacked up. We are doing that on most

Comment · Fri, September 18, 2020 · 2 pts

Milk thistle for silymarins was one. Tongkat for eurycomanone was another. Ashwagandha for withanolides was another, but that was KSM-66 from Jarrow. Customers were saying theirs felt nothing like ours, which we then dis

Comment · Fri, September 18, 2020 · 4 pts

That's because Amazon ranks you based on sales velocity. If you lower your price for a bit, that gets your sales velocity up. Then you raise it, and Amazon makes more money off their commission, so they increase your ran

Comment · Fri, September 18, 2020 · 2 pts

> I'm curious about phosphatidylserine powder which some vendors do sell but "why ND doesn't". Just got my order from ND that includes phosphatidylserine which was the only product bundled with a cold pack so I'm assumin

Comment · Fri, September 18, 2020 · 6 pts

I think we are already working on it for nigella sativa. Pomella just doesn't sell very well. I have been keeping it alive because I think it is a good product, but my team wants to kill it.

Comment · Sat, September 19, 2020 · 2 pts

We got 94.69mg per capsule for Jarrow. Their spec is 150mg. I am not sure how they passed on Consumer Lab, as 101mg is less than 150mg... LOL NOW Double Strength is what we tested. The label claim is 300mg per capsule.

Comment · Sat, September 19, 2020 · 3 pts

>Also I could look it up but since I got you could the adenosine antagonism stimulatory response be inhibited by its interaction with pkc? It's possible, as PKC does affect circadian rhythm and sleep recovery.

Comment · Sun, September 20, 2020 · 2 pts

I'll have to confirm with the lab what is on the label of the one we got. Perhaps I was mistaken on the label claim, and it was 120mg instead of 150mg. Even so, 94.69mg and 101mg is less than 120mg.

Comment · Mon, September 21, 2020 · 2 pts

I know, it is a good product! People just need to actually buy it to justify it.

Comment · Tue, September 22, 2020 · 4 pts

I'll have it made from something else, then crush up some peanuts into it just for you!

Comment · Tue, September 22, 2020 · 3 pts

I think most people are in the same boat. It's not a "sexy" product that has a lot of hype, so people don't really look into it.

Comment · Tue, September 22, 2020 · 5 pts

Yep, we discontinued Sytrinol for low sales. It does suck, because it is a really cool product. We do have plans for a metabolic stack for Natrium. We already have a tentative formulation.

Comment · Tue, September 22, 2020 · 4 pts

> So when they're unstable do they degrade faster, as in, they have a shorter shelf-life? Correct. When powders are unstable, they degrade faster. Most of the time that is either via oxidation or through hydrolysis from

Comment · Wed, September 23, 2020 · 5 pts

I'd love for magnolia bark to be effective at 10mg, but real world experience makes me question that finding. It's a great supplement, though. You just need to get into the 100-300mg range.