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    Tricreatine malate vs. Dicreatine malate

    What is the difference in these two forms of creatine. Tricreatine is used in the V12 supplement and Dicreatine in Swole V2. Is either form better than the other or are they about the same(whats the difference)

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    Re: Tricreatine malate vs. Dicreatine malate

    Originally posted by Chris52686
    What is the difference in these two forms of creatine. Tricreatine is used in the V12 supplement and Dicreatine in Swole V2. Is either form better than the other or are they about the same(whats the difference)
    Not enough of a difference to even worry about. BOTH are excellent products by the way.


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    They are both creatine molecularly bound to malic acid and are more water soluable than regular creatine. Exactly the difference between the tri and bi I don't know. There may not even really be one.


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    i found this hope it helps...

    creatine malate is creatine bound to malic acid..like citrate, malic acid is a Kreb's Cycle intermediate, so it may offer greater ATP production over other creatine forms

    research on creatine malate use in humans is scarce, but results should be similiar to those produced by creatine monohydrate..also like citrate, creatine malate tends to dissolve better in water and doesnt appear to cause stomach discomfort

    available as dicreatine malate(two creatine molecules attached to one molecule of malic acid) in 5-CreaCyamin by Iron Tek and satur8 by ISS Research. Avalaible as tricreatine malate in juiced creatine by Pinnacle and V12 by SAN

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    Originally posted by tomas101
    i found this hope it helps...

    creatine malate is creatine bound to malic acid..like citrate, malic acid is a Kreb's Cycle intermediate, so it may offer greater ATP production over other creatine forms

    research on creatine malate use in humans is scarce, but results should be similiar to those produced by creatine monohydrate..also like citrate, creatine malate tends to dissolve better in water and doesnt appear to cause stomach discomfort

    available as dicreatine malate(two creatine molecules attached to one molecule of malic acid) in 5-CreaCyamin by Iron Tek and satur8 by ISS Research. Avalaible as tricreatine malate in juiced creatine by Pinnacle and V12 by SAN
    Like I said...creatine bound to malic acid. The only apparent difference being 2 or 3 creatine molecules bound to the malic acid. Won't change the performance much at all.


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    ya they both work about the same...no major difference

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