DLB & Rob Bailey Supplement Line Announced

**Musclepapa John** · 03-03-2015, 01:15 PM

I think what might be groundbreaking is their potential to outshine much of the rest of the market. Might we see more bankruptcies as a result? I don't doubt it. How would you like to have the supplement company at booth #2 at the Arnold this year? No thank you.
Having the Rock at the booth next door would be about the only thing worse at this smackdown

Originally Posted by the mighty stu

Was just a matter of time and we all knew it.

Will it be anything groundbreaking? Despite their "there was nothing to support our health in our demanding lifestyle" explanation, probably not. Of course who can blame anyone who cashes in on their following? That's pretty much how most people in this industry make $ in one way or another.

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HTW · 03-03-2015, 02:21 PM

What will their pricing be?? I know alot of their clothing isn't on the norm of pricing.

**Musclepapa John** · 03-03-2015, 04:31 PM

Originally Posted by DMX

What will their pricing be?? I know alot of their clothing isn't on the norm of pricing.

What do you think it should be?

HTW · 03-03-2015, 10:17 PM

Originally Posted by Musclepapa John

What do you think it should be?

Well I know what it prob cost them to make, so I'll say it shouldn't cost more or too much more than a buck a scoop, customer cost. So $30-39.99 should be the cost if it has 30-40 scoops... Because there will def not be any ground breaking ingredients involved with the product.

**Curt James** · 03-03-2015, 11:02 PM

Originally Posted by DMX

Well I know what it prob cost them to make, so I'll say it shouldn't cost more or too much more than a buck a scoop, customer cost. So $30-39.99 should be the cost if it has 30-40 scoops... Because there will def not be any ground breaking ingredients involved with the product.

Caffeine and glutamine. o.O

You nailed it on the price.

**Hit-Girl** · 03-03-2015, 11:54 PM

I guess they where near the end of the line when it came to website names.

**Musclepapa John** · 03-04-2015, 05:34 AM

Originally Posted by DMX

Well I know what it prob cost them to make, so I'll say it shouldn't cost more or too much more than a buck a scoop, customer cost. So $30-39.99 should be the cost if it has 30-40 scoops... Because there will def not be any ground breaking ingredients involved with the product.

It says $39.99 sale price at:
http://whateveryourworkmaybe.com/onward.html

As they have a strong marketing advantage over most startups I think they could get more. They are considered to have integrity more so than many in the business currently. So I don't think there is a big issue of them not delivering a fair product within this market.

**The Solution** · 03-04-2015, 05:43 AM

Originally Posted by DMX

What will their pricing be?? I know alot of their clothing isn't on the norm of pricing.

40$ and with the formula make up, would be maybe 3-4$ a tub if that....
Pixie dusted prop blend
No thanks

HTW · 03-04-2015, 07:47 AM

Originally Posted by The Solution

40$ and with the formula make up, would be maybe 3-4$ a tub if that....
Pixie dusted prop blend
No thanks

bingo

**the mighty stu** · 03-04-2015, 09:15 AM

IMO, and I'm sure people will agree or disagree to some extent, the fact that the industry is so saturated with supplement lines, and that the average gym rat knows that they can pop online and compare a zillion labels, prices, etc, it becomes much more difficult to seriously over-hype a product solely to justify a ridiculous markup on common ingredients.

S

**lil mama** · 03-04-2015, 10:43 AM

thier followers will buy this and maybe some in the mainstream depending if they market out to places other than online soo either way it will make them some money

**baby muscle** · 03-04-2015, 10:50 AM

Originally Posted by lil mama

I hear rest does wonders for the body

^^^This!

**baby muscle** · 03-04-2015, 10:51 AM

I see the proprietary blend has as last ingredient, "colostrum". They're definitely cashing in on the trends! (No hating, just observation)...

**Musclepapa John** · 03-04-2015, 11:13 AM

Originally Posted by lil mama

thier followers will buy this and maybe some in the mainstream depending if they market out to places other than online soo either way it will make them some money

^This. And considering her expo lines is as long or longer than any and all Mr. Olympias in history it shouldn't be a hard sell. If Rob is as creative with this new business venture as he has been with everything else he has touched well....bb old timers loyal to historic labels and science don't really matter. The hardcore "bodybuilder" isn't their typical demographic anyhow. Bodybuilders as a group generally discount the value of every other division and don't even support female bodybuilding. Thus, I think the newbies even bodybuilders with less muscle than DLB they could give it a try and wouldn't doubt their mainstream potential to become another GNC. I reckon that's next to open a chain of supplement stores

HTW · 03-04-2015, 11:46 AM

Originally Posted by Musclepapa John

^This. And considering her expo lines is as long or longer than any and all Mr. Olympias in history it shouldn't be a hard sell. If Rob is as creative with this new business venture as he has been with everything else he has touched well....bb old timers loyal to historic labels and science don't really matter. The hardcore "bodybuilder" isn't their typical demographic anyhow. Bodybuilders as a group generally discount the value of every other division and don't even support female bodybuilding. Thus, I think the newbies even bodybuilders with less muscle than DLB they could give it a try and wouldn't doubt their mainstream potential to become another GNC. I reckon that's next to open a chain of supplement stores

You do know how many thousands of stores they have right?????