View Full Version : is prolab microonized creatine the best creatine out there
i heard great things about prolab creatine. im going to buy a batch unless someone can tell me a better brand of creatine
K (same)
12-04-2001, 10:28 AM
as long as it has the CREAPURE TradeMark that indicates its 99.99% HPCL certified purity.
Thalastdon
12-04-2001, 12:12 PM
I just started taking the prolab creatine too because I heard great things about it and its not micronized but it is Creapure
fit4lfe
12-05-2001, 10:49 AM
The best creatine I have ever used would have to be transdermal creatine by dimaxx, the company is very legit no fancy advertising and no gimmicks to make you buy the product almost 100%absorbed and doesn't dehydrate you or bloat you in anyway, the more water you drink the more creatine is absorbed.
I have cried many creatine products, like efevesent, liquid and micronized they all are good to a point but dimaxx has there **** together, also Dimaxx is a German company so you get pure german creatine.
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Silvio Manuel
10-22-2002, 08:31 PM
I agree with the Dimaxx suggestion. I've read the posts and info stating that any creatine in serum form degrades into creatinine, but my persistence in using this particular product is still warranted by an effectiveness that IS DEFINATELY NOT a placebo affect. Personally, if the product is working and giving me all these great results, I can't find the efficacy in switching to another. But science is science; perhaps my body just reacts best to degraded creatine.
chillerviller
10-23-2002, 12:01 AM
I don't know if I should believe you guys just by looking at the amount of posts you have. I did see a transdermal creatine product tho, and i think it was dimaxx, but i know it had a US patent and FDA approved, so I might give it a shot.
Turbonod
10-23-2002, 07:39 AM
If youre looking for micronized creatine, pick up some Met-rx Mass action. Its got SKW Micronized Creapure creatine, and 2 grams of Glutamine. Good ****, by far the best I used.
Dimaxx in an oral creatine mixture. Transdermal means you put it on your skin you goofballs. I too have had pretty good results from Dimaxx even though everyone on this board bashes it.
Maybe I should have try rubbing it on instead of putting it in my mouth. :)
labrad
10-23-2002, 10:28 AM
Originally posted by chillerviller
I don't know if I should believe you guys just by looking at the amount of posts you have. I did see a transdermal creatine product tho, and i think it was dimaxx, but i know it had a US patent and FDA approved, so I might give it a shot.
WTF?? Transdermal creatine? Just take regular creatine (creapure).
costasoldatos
10-23-2002, 12:46 PM
Hey what do you guys think of Higher Power Creatine, has anybody used it, please respond
THANKS
What about AST Micronized....any good?
nobull
10-23-2002, 01:15 PM
Stick to Creapure creatine. Optimum uses it. Universal uses it. Prolab uses it. Powdered creatine is the only creatine with the studies behind it. Creapure is the best, cleanest creatine around.
SUPERMANSTANLEY
10-23-2002, 01:28 PM
Prolab creapure and Optimum creapure!!!
costasoldatos
10-23-2002, 03:57 PM
hIGHER pOWER Creatine is Powder, is Higher Power good please tell me
What about V12 by S.A.N. ?
labrad
10-23-2002, 10:54 PM
Originally posted by Joel
What about V12 by S.A.N. ?
There is a thread regarding this product. Do a search.
chillerviller
10-23-2002, 11:26 PM
Yeah man, I saw the dimaxx. It wasn't the transdermal I saw in a flex mag. It was an oral liquid one..... Dimaxx liquid creatine is def not the transdermal i saw in the flex mag. Sorry I didn't look up dimaxx before I posted...
mikefromms
01-08-2003, 08:26 AM
The Higher Power creatine will do the job. It's among the least expensive and it worked for me. I'm now trying the micronized on my new cycle and I am using it with glutamine peptides. Just started the cycle but I'm working fast in the gym and got my diet right to get back into shape fast after these holidays. Lots of supersets.
Mikefromms