Reply With Quoteyes its very bad. If you mix the two, it will probably turn very acidic with a pH of somewhere around 2, so don't mix them. My buddy mixed pepsi and coke and his head fell off. I think the "mixing name brand consumer products is very bad" was a theory of Darwins that was overshadowed by that other, less important theory of his.
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mixing creatines??
is taking two different brands of creatine bad? they are both creatine ethyl ester but diff brand name
before w/o no-xplode which is the mixture of creatine and no. then later on in the day ill take my ce2 pills. i originally bought the ce2 but a friend sold me his no-xplode un-opened for $20.
will this cancel each other out, or being they are both ethyl ester will it be ok?
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Originally Posted by gococksDJS
yeah i know a guy that once put a whole handful of pop rocks in his mouth, then swallowed it down with some coke.... his stomach blew up from the inside out.
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no xplode is not cee, it is dicreatine malate.
There's no point in taking both at the same time.. you are just wasting it. no xplode is crap anyway.. stick with the cee.
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