Reply With QuoteIt's a decent product, but you can get it much cheaper
MuscleTech Cell-Tech Hardcore 6.7lb
However to answer your question, I don't think it's better than creatine.
It works, just overpriced in my opinion
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09-12-2008, 04:44 PM #1Succinct ELITE MEMBER
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MuscleTech - Better than creatine?
I've got a question for the supplement gurus.
I came across this special offer today. It's 90$ for 3 kg of 'super creatine'. It's Dutch, but I'm only interested in the ingredients section so it doesn't matter.
My first impression is that it's a lot of money for something that's 75% dextrose and the only ingredient that's garantueed to work is the creatine. Is this just another useless piece of crap or should I try it? I'm running out of creatine.
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like most things put out by muscle tech
its decent...
but it wont turn you into jay cutler like they want you to believe...
my biggest gripe is their price21
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agreed. you can find the same products with the same quality and keep your wallet thicker
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So does it do anything besides what creatine and sugar do? I've heard some stuff about Taurine, but nothing conclusive.
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for the price you could build your own supplement stack
and have better supplement timing
id recommend creatine and high GI post workout along with some fast absorbing protein
and id recommend glutamine during your workout
aside from this id recommend a multivitamin for your morning
and ZMA befor bed with some more glutamine and a slow absorbing protein
you should be able to find all of this for 100 bucks
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fufu do you disagree?
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