It`s CRIMINAL!!!

This is an exercise that lots of people undertake, and they usually become very loyal Hack Up Bespoke customers afterwards..

Last weekend I had the pleasure of spending 10 hours in a wooden hut with a chief inspector of police. I’d done nothing wrong, was just dressage judging BE at Keysoe in Bedfordshire, and the lovely lady was writing for me. For the sake of this I’ll call her Rose!!

So Rose was a new customer of Hack Up bespoke and had purchased an AI / Max / Joint Bespoke for her 6yo eventer who’d recently had an injury and only been given a 50% chance of making a full recovery by her vets. Prior to hearing about Hack Up Bespoke, Rose had been advised by her vets to use their Joint supplement to help the recovery at a mere £79.99 for a 1kg size.

Being very experienced in all things ‘un-towards’ Rose questioned me about the individual ingredients in the bespoke formula that she had just purchased of Hack Up Bespoke and wanted to compare them with her previous ‘off the shelf’ vet supplement. Well during a break we Googled the ingredients in each and compared. At first glance they looked fairly similar, then when you looked a little deeper it became apparent. The ingredients listed on the vet supplement was ‘composition per 20g serving’ and those ingredients only added up to 10g, not 20g. So what was the remaining 10g of the 20g serving made up of??

Well I suggested that as this is an ‘off the shelf product’ that the sell by date needed to be at least 2 years so there would have to be some form of preservatives to achieve this, and also probably some binders and possibly some flavoring too. This would explain the ability of the supplier to pay the retailer and wholesaler margins whilst earning some money for themselves. But I was guessing as there was nothing on the label to support this, just a 10g void of nothingness.

Rose scratched her head.

On the other hand, in the Hack Up Bespoke formula we could both clearly see the full list of active ingredients in the Hack Up Bespoke supplement and they all added up to 100%. This meant there could be nothing else in it as 100% is as it sounds, 100%. What’s more, the 1kg size was just £44.99 and the 2kg was £79.99.

On working out the maths, Rose decided to wear the Hack Up Bespoke hoody I’d leant her as she forgot her coat when it had turned decidedly chilly in our hut, and to tell a few other people about the case that was assessed and scrutinized by the two of us on a Bank holiday Sunday at the end of August.