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thejoje
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I've looked here and it's very expensive:

http://www.msmpure.com/

Will try, however, if it is the only recommended source.

I've never tried it, so I'm looking to sample a small bottle.

Any other suggestions?
Thanks!

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I buy MSM with glucosamine and chondroitin from Vitacost... it's Jarrow brand. Very cheap and it works!

They also have plain MSM...but if you have pain issues .. go for the combo.

www.vitacost.com

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NOW brand has MSM powder. No other ingredients (fillers etc from capsules).
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Tracy9
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I just bought a bottle of MSM at Trader Joe's for five bucks.

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You can buy a bulk pack from NutriSci off Amazon for 20 dollars. It's 2.2 pounds or pure MSM or 99.95% pure, with no fillers nor any other ingredients. Do the math, and it's .5 cents per gram, and the average person takes 2-4 grams per day, or 1 to 2 pennies. Pretty cost effective if I do say!

MSM Bulk On Amazon: CLICK HERE

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iHerb, Swanson's, Vitacost...

I'd recommend using them for almost all supplement purchases (whichever happens to be cheapest). If you want OptiMSM (same as used by that website link), I think Jarrow and Nature's Way products use it.

Depending on the product, VitaminShoppe can also be competitive price-wise, and has the advantage of being local for some people, so they can be worth checking sometimes too.

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I get a lot of stuff from http://www.supersup.com/ and have found their prices to be really good also. And they have free shipping on orders over $49...

My DH uses the Nature's Way MSM.

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