Any of you folks ever tried either of these creatine brands?
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Any of you folks ever tried either of these creatine brands?
Hi there guys
I've been a user of VPX CEX for a number of years and always had good results.
However, I read a review (which wasn't stacked with all the advertising-hyped type jargon you usually find) that mentioned Gaspari's SizeOn as a good creatine product (as well as all the other little bonuses in it).
I was wondering if any of you guys had any experience with either of these products and had an opinion as to which one's best/more effective.
I know we all react differently to supplements, diet and muscle stimulation - and I know these products contain different things, so it's not a straight up equal comparison - but if anyone has any feedback, that'd be helpful.
Cheers.
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sizeon is good
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