Reply With QuoteYou can pick up Met-rx or EAS at Wal-Mart for pretty cheap. Otherwise get it online, just get a name brand, don't go for any of that Chinese shit.
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which creatine?
Hi, I am going to start to use creatine and was wandering wich is the best for the price? I found some prolab for like 25 and then 5 for shipping and handalling and I found some for more. I am wandering which is the best for the buck? I know cell tech is good but it costs WAY to much money for me. So...what would you recomend and where should I go about buying it?
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well I am new to the all of the suplaments so I don't know what the name brands are...so if you could give me a few companys to look into I would be greatly appreciatie (sp).
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pro lab is good for the buck met rx is good too thats all i've used so far
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Agreed. I use Met-Rx. You can get some at small bottle at Wal-Mart for $10. You can get a huge 1000 gram online for much cheaper per gram.Originally posted by Prince
You can pick up Met-rx or EAS at Wal-Mart for pretty cheap. Otherwise get it online, just get a name brand, don't go for any of that Chinese shit.
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ast micronized is good too
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prolab creapure is good too
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