Reply With QuoteI think it's just overpriced. I'm reading on another board where a guy who works for GNC said he makes four bucks for every bottle of the stuff he moves.
Amplified Creatine? anyone tried it?
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12-17-2008, 10:27 PM #1Registered User
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Amplified Creatine? anyone tried it?
was buying my creatine monohydrate powder from GNC and the employee suggested this new product called "amplified creatine 189". it cost twice as much and i have a feeling i was directed toward this product because of the price. has anyone tried it before? any opinions on whether or not its better, worse, or the same as creatine monohydrate powder? i bought it but will not open it until i can get some feedback, GNC has a thirty day return policy.......
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Didnt you ask what the difference was?
Thats the first thing i would have asked:
-Whats the difference?
-How does it work?
-What are the benefits?
There is little regulation on supps themselves, let alone the names of them. "Amplified" doesnt mean shit.
They could take normal creatine monohydrate, cut it half and half with creatine ethyl ester and call it "dual action".
Then they'd take their new creatine product and add some caffeine and call it "Creatine Dual Action X-Treme" and put a 100% markup on it.
Ask these questions, if they cant give you a satisfactory answer or direct you to some journal article, or at least a nice chunk of physiology, then leave with your money.http://www.getlifting.info
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i heard its pretty good and not as much water bloat
il be looking to pick some up soon....got a friend that works at gnc so i can get a better discount!
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01-09-2009, 09:57 PM #6Gatekepper ELITE MEMBER
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It's Creatine Hydrocholride and works very well. I take three tabs 60 minutes before lifting and drink lots of extra water at that time. Yes, they get commission. So does everyone that sells you a car or suit or matress... Doesn't mean it's crap.
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01-10-2009, 02:36 PM #7Pew Pew
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I think the main point here is it worth spending the GNC premium on a product if you could get it online for much cheaper.
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i have tried it and it doesnt bloat me as much \
but i did notice i had to drink a lot more water
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01-11-2009, 01:40 PM #9Unstoppable Force ELITE MEMBER
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creatine monohydrate is cheap and just as good as any of this hyped up bullshit other types of creatine they sell for twice as much.
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creatine only pump muscle. I don't like
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