keifei t-shirt

Saw a guy last night in the gym with a t-shirt with keifei on it. Is keifei sponsoring athletes?
This is the second lab I've seen on a t-shirt now. The other was ciccone.

i feel as if this is a very risky way of doing marketing, especially after the large bust by the hawks that has happened as of recent, this will allow people to stick out like sore thumbs and be easy targets for people looking for steroid dealers.

the quickest way to get a dealer would be to bust a user and get them to turn on their dealer.

why is it steroid manufacturers are putting out marketing material like this amazes me, it is the fastest sure fire way to get caught.

Apparel = sponsorship
Like Empire said, it's probably just foolish marketing. Or even someone connect to the lab directly?

Empire wrote: i feel as if this is a very risky way of doing marketing, especially after the large bust by the hawks that has happened as of recent, this will allow people to stick out like sore thumbs and be easy targets for people looking for steroid dealers.

the quickest way to get a dealer would be to bust a user and get them to turn on their dealer.

why is it steroid manufacturers are putting out marketing material like this amazes me, it is the fastest sure fire way to get caught.

Their marketing approach is very aggressive to me, I get what they are trying to do but it seems like a big risk to me. I even heard about Ciccone branded vehicles, but haven't seen one myself so not sure how true that story is. They also have the Ciccone branded protein powders.

They are also busy with two pre workouts...

I'll post pics of the booms at my local V&A me and lallie se a few vehicles every now and then with Ciccone bumper stickers but not fully branded

There is a pro bodybuilder in my area that is fully sponsored by ciccone,his entire vehicle, clothes and Facebook account is plastered with ciccone branding.
His car has a big pic of him and ciccone labels all over it

There isn't really anything the police can do about branding but yeah those people do make a target out of themselves.

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Empire wrote: i feel as if this is a very risky way of doing marketing, especially after the large bust by the hawks that has happened as of recent, this will allow people to stick out like sore thumbs and be easy targets for people looking for steroid dealers.

the quickest way to get a dealer would be to bust a user and get them to turn on their dealer.

why is it steroid manufacturers are putting out marketing material like this amazes me, it is the fastest sure fire way to get caught.

Their marketing approach is very aggressive to me, I get what they are trying to do but it seems like a big risk to me. I even heard about Ciccone branded vehicles, but haven't seen one myself so not sure how true that story is. They also have the Ciccone branded protein powders.

i have seen a chain of supplement stores putting branding on their cars of all the brands they sell, pgw, ciccone, axio, keifei. i think this is a ballsy move, its not a bright idea.

ciccone does brand vehicles, i think having a supplement brand attatched to a steroid brand is a ballsy move aswell, i am pretty sure that has caused red flags with the mcc i am pretty sure.

i think that is a very stupid idea, it is going to cause more attention to the steroid brands in the market.

Entrance Boom

Fucken lol

Where was that?

Middelburg Mpumalanga Virgin Active

Lol...virgins supposedly meant to be against gear

ciccone is a registered supplement company so by having their branding all over they allowed, it is very brave but they not doing anything wrong, at the show on saturday every 2nd person had apparel on with the ciccone logo.