GNC

SHOPPER BEWARE: This GNC is a joke. Half-​stocked shelves and old, overweight managers who will push the wrong supplements on you.
Worst part is that the large indian guy that was working there, after pushing products on me that I do not want or need, sold me a product that would «do», although the actual product I was looking for (no surprise), were out of.
I left, and then right across the street saw the product I was looking for. Went right back in and asked if I could be refunded. Seal was unbroken. He said «NO, you do not have your receipt», which in fairness I declined, but holy shit I was JUST THERE. Just a dick move and I don’t like feeling sold. So I will NEVER be back. Too bad, as I spend upwards of $ 200/​month on supplements.
Too many other places around for you to be treating your customers like that. I’m out!

The staff and manager here are really helpful. I know it’s over priced but the manager know exactly what I buy when I come in. He even offers to bring in and stock more of the stuff that I buy.
Super helpful.

$ 10-​$ 20 dollars higher than competing shops in the area. Didn’t even purchase anything.

Went in to buy a GNC Vitapak at this Store. I had a $ 10 off coupon that came in the mail. The owner was working (Some Eastern Indian Hindu guy).
First off, the price on the Shelf was $ 59.99, when I got to the register I was informed there had been a $ 10 increase in the price, but his store didn’t put the correct price on the shelf yet, Second off he told me he at first couldn’t honour the coupon, but then with the new price increase and $ 9.00 tax, my total was over the New marked price (that wasn’t marked yet) Very bizarre. Something didn’t sit right with me. Then he started mumble jumbling me about my Gold card, this and that.
After 10min, I told him I wasn’t interested, that i’d just take my business elsewhere, as I was leaving, he yelled, «Screw You!» To me, I won’t be back.

«We’ll match national competitor prices and beat ‘em by a buck» as advertised in the front window of at GNCs, at least this one and another here in Denver, is just a false statement. Last week I was shopping for a new bottle of OxyElite Pro and called this store and another store in Denver to verify they had the product in, they both did and quoted a price $ 7 higher than what can be found on the GNC website. They said they did not honor online prices as franchise store owners could charge what they wanted. OK, maybe GNC online isn’t a «national competitor,» but it just doesn’t seem right.
Then for Xmas, I got a GNC gift card, so I popped in the store this morning and found they had Muscle Milk on sale for $ 39.99 if you didn’t have a Gold Card. I checked online at GNC’s largest national competitor (initials VS) who had the same product for $ 24.99. I showed the clerk (who was very pleasant and did want to help me) the price and referenced the sign in the front of the store. She called the store owner, who told her that she could give me the Gold Card price, but not match or beat their competitor’s price. How can they get away with such false advertising?