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Wow thats awesome. they sent you a lot of Protein Water.

8 bottles but 3 of them are cane sugar. So if you get samples make sure you only drink the ones that say sugar free on the bottle.

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my link was misspelled for the gotien: www.gotein.com/sample_pack.html is the correct link - sorry

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Awesome! Spartos sent my Protein Water today too! I got 8 bottles but mine are all sugarfree. But that's only because I requested it that way. I also got 2 Protein Bars from Quest, amd a sample pack of liquid Vitamins from Wellese. I have a few more companies sending me stuff too! So grateful for this thread!

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This one is already on the list. But thank you for trying to add to the list. It has helped a lot of people so far

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Awesome! Spartos sent my Protein Water today too! I got 8 bottles but mine are all sugarfree. But that's only because I requested it that way. I also got 2 Protein Bars from Quest, amd a sample pack of liquid Vitamins from Wellese. I have a few more companies sending me stuff too! So grateful for this thread!

I am glad that this list has helped you. I hope more people see it and can help them find products they like with out spending to much money like I did. I ended up giving away over $300 worth of Protein after surgery because my taste changed.

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Syntrax ...the makers of nectar Sweets and Matrix....will send you 12 sample packs (full serving) for $12. This is soooo much cheaper than I have been able to find anywhere. You have to call to get it, 866-333-7403 ext 803

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Thanks a bunch for putting this together. It is a great reference. I signed up for as many as I could and messaged those that didn't have a sample form page.

Has anyone been bombarded with emails or phone calls after requesting samples? I am mostly afraid of that happening with Herbalife as I know their sales people are very....passionate. :-)

Happy sampling everyone!

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Thanks a bunch for putting this together. It is a great reference. I signed up for as many as I could and messaged those that didn't have a sample form page.

Has anyone been bombarded with emails or phone calls after requesting samples? I am mostly afraid of that happening with Herbalife as I know their sales people are very....passionate. :-)

Happy sampling everyone!

I haven't heard from anyone since I got my samples. I delt with Herbalife a few years ago but didn't hear anything from them after a got the bar from them.

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Thanks a bunch for putting this together. It is a great reference. I signed up for as many as I could and messaged those that didn't have a sample form page.

Has anyone been bombarded with emails or phone calls after requesting samples? I am mostly afraid of that happening with Herbalife as I know their sales people are very....passionate. :-)

Happy sampling everyone!

I've not had one phone call or unsolicited email from any of the ones I requested. (which was all of them)

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Thanks

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I am going to order my samples now thank you all for sharing this information.

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