By a Certified Personal Trainer Who’s Seen Enough Crap
Let me cut to the chase:
If you’re buying supplements on Amazon without doing your homework, there’s a solid chance you’re getting ripped off—or worse, putting garbage into your body.
I know that sounds harsh, but I’m not here to sugarcoat. I’m here to protect your health and call out the nonsense.
Here’s the Problem
The supplement industry is like the Wild West: barely regulated, full of flashy promises, and crawling with shady players. And Amazon? It’s become the playground for these hustlers.
You think you’re ordering a high-quality magnesium or a clean protein powder from a brand you trust…
But surprise! You’re actually buying from some third-party seller with zero credentials, zero testing, and a warehouse full of fake knockoff products that could contain anything from chalk dust to freaking lead.
Yes, lead. That’s not a typo.
And You Feel It—Even If You Don’t Know It
You’re tired all the time, your sleep sucks, your gut’s a mess—and nothing’s working, even though you swear you’re doing everything right.
Well, maybe it’s not you.
Maybe it’s that “miracle” turmeric that doesn’t even contain turmeric.
How the Hell Did This Happen?
Here’s what these Amazon scammers are doing:
• Slapping fake labels on lookalike bottles.
• Selling expired or tampered products out of who-knows-where.
• Hiding behind phony storefronts that disappear the second someone complains.
They’re preying on your good intentions and banking on you not reading the fine print. But I’m calling them out—and I want you to be smarter, sharper, and stronger than their BS.
How to Not Get Screwed
This isn’t hard. You just need to be alert and take five minutes to verify what you’re putting in your body.
💪 1. Buy From the Brand Itself or an Authorized Retailer
If you’re buying on Amazon, make damn sure the seller is the brand—not “SuperDiscountSuppz88.” Shameless plug: We sell supplements at Corefit and order in bulk from the companies directly.
💪 2. Look for Legit Third-Party Testing
If it’s not NSF Certified, USP Verified, or tested by ConsumerLab, move on. Period. No exceptions.
💪 3. Read the Reviews—The Real Ones
Look for detailed, verified reviews that talk about results and quality. Be wary of generic one-liners like “Great product!”—those are often fake.
💪 4. Watch the Price
If it’s 50% cheaper than everywhere else, you’re not saving money—you’re buying trouble.
💪 5. Ask a Pro
Don’t DIY your health. Talk to a registered dietitian or qualified coach who actually knows the science and can guide you toward stuff that works.
Bottom Line?
Your health isn’t up for negotiation. It’s not something you gamble with because it’s convenient or cheap.
You deserve better than a sketchy bottle of lies.
So:
• Get informed.
• Take control.
• And for the love of muscle and mitochondria—demand supplements that are clean, real, and effective.
Because when your body runs on the right fuel, you don’t just feel good.
You crush goals. You sleep better. You think clearer. You become unstoppable.
Let’s not just survive this wellness world—we’re here to own it.
Stay strong, stay fierce,
Coach Guy
Your Certified Personal Trainer With a Low Tolerance for BS