Which Creatine should I get?

[ramone2485]

I'm finally thinking about getting some Creatine. I always hear how great it is, especially for providing energy for your workout. I'm leaning towards this Optimum Nutrition Micronized Creatine Powder (8.9 rating, green label), mainly because they have it cheap. I always like to buy the cheap/small version of something to see if I like it or it works for me before buying the bigger one.

[naturalguy]

Can't go wrong with this creapure:

http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/univ/creatine.html

[mtpaquette]

Can't go wrong with this creapure:

http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/univ/creatine.html

I either this or Orotine everyday (depends on if I want caps or powder). Can't go wrong with Universal.

[qstick99]

TSN has two great offerings, check them out.
http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/to...uestid=2093595

[ramone2485]

I'm not sure if it matters or not, but I'm currently taking Orange Traid. Would I get cramps if I take them both on the same day? I also have some Life Extension vitamin D and K pills (cause I don't think Orange Triad has enough vitamin D for MY situation).

[GNCbrah]

Can't go wrong with this creapure:

http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/univ/creatine.html

this or cellucors creapure. both are monohydrate

[Jared.P]

any creatine monohydrate (creapure is patented) -allmax, ON, universal...it will all work mostly the same. second, i think you should double check your expectations. just be aware that it wont be a "mind blowing" difference but should definitely be noticeable.

also - no need to load, 3-5g/day, every day. no cycling either (unless you dont like it then you can just go off)

[ramone2485]

any creatine monohydrate (creapure is patented) -allmax, ON, universal...it will all work mostly the same. second, i think you should double check your expectations. just be aware that it wont be a "mind blowing" difference but should definitely be noticeable.

also - no need to load, 3-5g/day, every day. no cycling either (unless you dont like it then you can just go off)

I don't think my expectations are too high. I just expect it to boost my energy so I can do some more reps, and if I'm lucky, some more sets. That's all I want .

[browguy808]

A good bulk Micronized Creatine would do you just fine. 5g a day, everyday. No need to load.

[aaronuconn]

The optimum you mentioned is a fine choice.

[Charlesscott]

I like this stuff.

[co1e_train]

I either this or Orotine everyday (depends on if I want caps or powder). Can't go wrong with Universal.

This. If on a tighter budget then can't go wrong with just a plain bulk creatine monohydrate.

[TheGilmore]

I don't think my expectations are too high. I just expect it to boost my energy so I can do some more reps, and if I'm lucky, some more sets. That's all I want .

You won't notice energy. After a few weeks of taking it, your strength will go up a little.

[Renegadegod]

TSN Creatine Mono, MT CreaCore and Swole Sports Kreate are all good. Kreate is 20% off right now. http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/sw...questid=992334

[threeWun77zero]

Go for ON dude. Don't cheap out on peasant brands with cheap dangerous ingredients.

If ur looking for size just go on dat dere celltech it's the best supp U can buy for gains buddy

[bgben]

Nothing wrong with starting out with something small to see if you like it and if it works for you. I wouldn't rely on creatine for energy, some creatines have caffeine in it like Kre Alkalyn Pro. Either way creatine is a great product and you can't really go wrong with it. Good luck

[KimJong-il]

I'm finally thinking about getting some Creatine. I always hear how great it is, especially for providing energy for your workout. I'm leaning towards this Optimum Nutrition Micronized Creatine Powder (8.9 rating, green label), mainly because they have it cheap. I always like to buy the cheap/small version of something to see if I like it or it works for me before buying the bigger one.

Id start with creapure mono as others stated or that Optimum Nutrition one will do just as good. Get the biggest bottle available, you will save money over time.