We won't offer products that you can get at your local big-box club store. Not because they aren't good, but really, why sell something you can get locally on demand and at a price that can't be beat?

You may notice that some of our products are sold by others through network or multi-level marketing. We choose our products because of their quality and uniqueness, not because of their distribution method. However, rest assured that you will never be approached to become a "distributor" of those products. We will offer those products at a lower price than the suggested retail price whenever possible.

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Since many of the articles refer to free radicals along with the acronyms, I'll start off by trying to explain free radicals. High school chemistry was a very long time ago, but I seem to remember that there are some molecules that are short an electron - have an odd number, or whose valance (outer shell) is not full. These molecules seek to fill that outer shell by either sharing an electron or by "stealing" some from another molecule. Many metals are such molecules, as is oxygen. That's why oxygen is expressed as O₂. Two oxygen atoms bond together by sharing electrons to fill their outer electron shell. We all know that oxygen will combine with metal to create rust. That is oxygen combining with the metals to fill the outer shell.