GNC Pro Performance Creatine with or without amino acids?

[JamesJJk]

I know there are way better creatine products available but I'm a first time creatine user so I just want to start off with a simple, basic product, that's also not expensive too. Now I'm definitely going to be buying GNC Men's Mega Men Sport Multivitamin and Optimum Nutrition 100% Whey Gold Standard. Both of those products do contain some amounts of amino acids. So which GNC Pro Performance Creatine does anyone recommend? Is the Plus worth the extra $8? Are the two products I'm definitely going to be buying contain enough amino acids together?

Thanks

GNC Pro Performance Creatine Plus $19.99
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GNC Pro Performance Creatine Monohydrate $11.99
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GNC Men's Mega Men Sport Multivitamin
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Optimum Nutrition 100% Whey Gold Standard
"Over 4 grams of GLUTAMINE & and glutamine precursers and more than 5 grams of BCAAs (Leucine, Isoleucine, and Valine) in each scoop!"

[cal62887]

Is there a reason you can't order offline?

If there isn't I'd go with a Mono from Prolab or Higher Power Micronized and a better BCAA product like Core ABC or Xtend. If you're looking for EAA you could go with Purple Wraath. I think you'll find these products better in terms of performance and you'll likely save money on the Creatine product.