Can someone explain how Size ON V2 is better than V1.

[Dothackdewey]

I don't see the TWO most important ingredients of V1 on the V2 ingredient panel.

Creatine Gluconate and GMS. I was under the impression that creatine gluconate was Size On's magic ingredient. Why would it be taken out?

Anyways please enlighten me, and sorry if I overlooked something. (I do understand that protein, leucine, more B-Vitamins and carbs are added to improve it, just strikes me as random they pull the TWO signature ingredients out of V1)

[Dothackdewey]

Please help me, I need to know whether to stock up on Old Version. <3

[jao04c]

I'm fed up from the all the hype, and tired of waiting...I picked up Green Magnitude, and couldn't be happier!

[Bials14]

I'm fed up from the all the hype, and tired of waiting...I picked up Green Magnitude, and couldn't be happier!

yeah this

[Dothackdewey]

I'm fed up from the all the hype, and tired of waiting...I picked up Green Magnitude, and couldn't be happier!

That's my all time favorite creatine. Works awesome. Easy on the wallet too.

[zackmorris]

I'm fed up from the all the hype

It's worth it....I can't wait to get another supply.

[jblaze4lif]

I don't see the TWO most important ingredients of V1 on the V2 ingredient panel.

Creatine Gluconate and GMS. I was under the impression that creatine gluconate was Size On's magic ingredient. Why would it be taken out?

Anyways please enlighten me, and sorry if I overlooked something. (I do understand that protein, leucine, more B-Vitamins and carbs are added to improve it, just strikes me as random they pull the TWO signature ingredients out of V1)

id rather take creapure + the bcaa and high dosage of leucine + 10 grams hydrolyzed protein + vitamins + other goodies than just creatine gluconate and GMS

[MaximusJuris]

$1+ a serving is too rich for my blood... i'll stick to mixin' my $.10/serving creatine mono with some sugar and kool-aid and downing a tall glass of cold milk as my post-work out.

[jblaze4lif]

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[jblaze4lif]

creatine magna power is very good too

[deserusan]

We've explained this numerous times. While creatine gluconate is a great salt of creatine it's hard to source in large quantities while maintaining quality control. Gaspari is 10X the size it was two years ago when thinking about relative volume. Creatine H20 and Creatine Mg are both great forms, and we've used both for years in either SizeOn V1 or the tabs. In today's GMP regulated environment, we opted to move to Creapure and Magnapower for numerous reasons like the ones alluded to above and creatine gluconate didn't prove to be much better than these when it came to cost effectiveness.

Secondly, GMS is a decent ingredient, but glycerophosphates provide you more glycerol gram per gram and in my personal opinion (I was a coformulator for V2) are more efficacious. Would you rather have ingredients which serve a strong role as electrolytes (sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium) that also offer more elemental glycerol and the buffering capacity of phosphate while be more water soluble or just stearic acid?

[jblaze4lif]

there may not be GMS but they do have glycero salts in there for volumizing i believe

[donoh]

Being a user of both, v2 outshines v1 and I can't wait to pick up some more.

[jblaze4lif]

We've explained this numerous times. While creatine gluconate is a great salt of creatine it's hard to source in large quantities while maintaining quality control. Gaspari is 10X the size it was two years ago when thinking about relative volume. Creatine H20 and Creatine Mg are both great forms, and we've used both for years in either SizeOn V1 or the tabs. In today's GMP regulated environment, we opted to move to Creapure and Magnapower for numerous reasons like the ones alluded to above and creatine gluconate didn't prove to be much better than these when it came to cost effectiveness.

Secondly, GMS is a decent ingredient, but glycerophosphates provide you more glycerol gram per gram and in my personal opinion (I was a coformulator for V2) are more efficacious. Would you rather have ingredients which serve a strong role as electrolytes (sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium) that also offer more elemental glycerol and the buffering capacity of phosphate while be more water soluble or just stearic acid?

The formula is awesome!!! GJ Des

[Dothackdewey]

Thanks guys! I appreciate the feedback!

Now I feel more confident about trying out V2!

^_^

[jblaze4lif]

Thanks guys! I appreciate the feedback!

Now I feel more confident about trying out V2!

^_^

No problem!!!