Horrible
Ordered on the 14th of December. Did not receive the products or a even confirmation email. Nothing.
26 December 2022
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Company details
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GU Energy Labs is a company based in Berkeley, California, that produces performance sports nutrition products, most notably energy gels.
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4th St 1609, 94710, Berkeley, United States
- guenergy.com
Great product but so expensive
Great product, but prices absurd
I *love* Gu energy gels but their prices are absurd - up to £72 for 24 Roctane gels which is just... insane.
Worth buying when they have a sale on, but I do not believe that it is reasonable for them to have the list prices that they do, its simply disproportionate to the cost of producing energy gels, mostly sugar with some BCAAs in.
27 October 2021
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