Reply With QuoteDont waste your money at GNC.Order from DPS nutrition.com or 1fast400.com sans V12 is good stuff and I have heard that syntrax swole V2 is very good as well.If your feeling rich try VPX plasma expander.
Whats The average price you would expext to pay for creatine
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11-12-2003, 03:11 PM #1Registered User
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Whats The average price you would expext to pay for creatine
Im about to buy some Creatine from Gnc which is the only place Im allowed to buy from My mom says so But what is the price range you would expext to pay for creatine
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I have to agree you should tell your mom you are saving her money by ordering from 1fast or dps which you definitly will be GNC SUX
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No matter what you'll pay quite a bit more at GNC, but if Mom says that is the only place you can shop go with the GNC Pro Performance brand, that will be the best priced.
Also, if you are going to continue to shop at GNC get the Gold card, you can save 20% with it.
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Here's what you do. Decide what you want to purchase and then visit DPS Nutrition and find out what their price is. Then take it to GNC and see if they have the same product and compare prices. If money is not an object and mom is buying, then I wouldn't worry about it. By from wherever she's paying. Good Luck! CP.........
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Dude, move over to DPS Nutrition, If you're looking for Pure Creatine Monohydrate, go to www.whey-direct.com ($18 a Kilo)
Buy separate Alpha Lipolic Capsules and Dextrose Monohydrate.(They usually come quite cheap).
You'll get the same effects as Cell Tech or any popular Osmotic Anabolic Stimulants.
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I bought the creatine in little packets from Gnc its called Mega Creatine
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