As I go through my inbox each week, I get over three dozen or more people tell me:

| “Prady, AZOTH is hands down the strongest nootropic out there, but man, isn’t it just too expensive for a supplement

I won’t BS You. AZOTH is a really expensive supplement.

As a matter of fact, there are 13 nootropic brands on Amazon and even more in Walmart that kill us on price, all day, every day.

Guilty as charged.

But, if I told you that we are one of the select few companies that brutally tests every batch upon release and publishes their full certificate of analysis on their site?

 

 

That, we were the first and only one of the six companies (and the only nootropic company) that received the Supplement Snoop Verified checkmark- known as the supplement industry’s most rigorous and unbiased verification platforms- with flying colors.

 

What is that worth for you?

Depends how you see it.

While Supplements lack the heavy regulation that we see in the pharmaceutical world ( perhaps rightfully so as some would say), there’s an argument that there are enough third-party players in the space that keep the system in “check.”

I hear it all the time.

Don’t worry bro, just read the reviews online. Bro, just go on the forums.

But, 10 years in the trenches, I can safely say that this just a facade.

If you investigate some of the leading review sites, forums, subreddits, and AND research institutions that perform the studies that most supplement companies tout (yes), they are all (each one of them) funded a 100% by supplement companies.

When we launched AZOTH, 10 of them reached out to us for “sponsored content,” with price tags ranging from $400 to $3,000 a post (yes, $3,000 for a blog article).

One of the review sites wrote a poor review on our product, and then threatened to keep it on their site unless we paid them $2k!

Now, if we were to pay for these (safe to say, we’ve never paid for a single blog article), who really stands to benefit?

Is it a surprise that we see leading companies like RedCon1 and Blackstone Labs face criminal charges only to get covered up time and time again by forums, social media sites, and online magazines deleting any news or posts relating to them?

What happens next? These founders create a spin off company, change the name and the label, and the consumer is totally left in the dark all over again.

You Get What You Pay For

At the last ECRM Conference I visited, a prominent supplement owner mentioned in passing: man there is no ROI in getting a third party test. Do people really care?

As absurd as that sounds, he has a point. On bodybuilding.com’s recent poll, customers rated: “Taste & Mix-ability” as the number one consideration; and “Price” and “social media presence” as the second and third most important considerations.

Why is AZOTH Not Selling?

I like to conclude by saying that it’s true:

Since 2017 when we started AZOTH 

until now,

We've never sold a single supplement.

We've sold trust.

50,000+ times.

Worldwide.

….So,

go ahead and compare us with every other product out there and save away those extra pennies,

But remember, when you’re buying AZOTH, you’re investing in the best version of you,

A version you might never meet any place else.

This is AZOTH.

Get Yours Now

[USE CODE: VERIFIED]

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