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04-28-2008, 07:30 PM
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allone
I have a question about the allone powder...I have spent so much money on the supps and now I have ordered the Topamax so my question is..If I order a less expensive form of the allone powder will it work as well?
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04-28-2008, 09:21 PM
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Hi Jaded,
All One is a brand. It comes in different forms (original, fruit, senior etc), but they are all around the same price. Is your question, whether or not another vitamin supplement that is cheaper would work as well? If that is what you are wondering, I would print of the ingredient list and the amounts and compare it to other products. I know what you mean about all of these products adding up, cost wise. I found the All One at my favorite health store at 25% off, so I bought the big container. Avoided shipping charges that way. Good luck. Miso 
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