Yeah, never ever again.
It's one of those stores that only seems to carry their own proprietary brand for most items. One of the very few supplements I buy into is the optimal omega-3 to omega-6 ratio inflammation thing, so I take a basic fish oil for an omega 3 boost on days I don't eat fish and eat a lot of "bad" PUFAs. I usually get Carlson Labs (which is a well-regarded brand that isn't prohibitively pricey). The proprietary store brand thing would usually make me turn around all by itself but I had some random 30% off coupon. Which turned out to be useless as - not specified on the coupon - it can only be used on certain "blue tag" items which are among the most expensive shit in the store.
Still, they had a kind of crappy bottle for $5, but good enough to hold me until I find a good sale on Carlson elsewhere. Saleswoman was just unbelievably socially inappropriate though, trying to make me feel cheap for buying the smallest bottle - tries to "upsell" me to some $35 bottle and then is like "Oh, you don't want to spend that much? It's a budget problem?" No, it's a value problem - $35 is a total ripoff next to a better-quality $15 bottle of Carlson! Also all condescending about pointing out the different amounts of omega-3 content ... thanks lady, I write for a nutrition site, always appreciate people who know less about something than I do talking to me like I'm retarted.
Anyway, so yeah. Never again. The other vitamin place over by Qdoba nearby has good sales and a range of different products, I'm told. read more