Which Cellucor product to buy?

[Couthos]

Does anyone use any Cellucor products? I ordered a couple tubs of ON nitrocore of Wheycheap the other day for super cheap, and if that wasn't enough they also shipped me a $20 gift card for any Cellucor product on the site.. I don't really have a use for any of them. And the only supp I take is whey and the nitro core protein so i'm pretty lost with all this other stuff

Any suggestions?

[em-dubya]

I liked M5 Xtreme but it still pretty expensive.

[gym_issue]

I got the same giftcard.lol I was just thinking about trying their protein or maybe some M5? idk im interested in seeing wat people think

[Couthos]

That M5 is a pwo? I might look into that I tried several pres and all of them had pretty much no affect on me. I would consider giving this a shot

Cellucor is pricey stuff is it all high quality?

[Couthos]

Anyone else have anything on Cellucor?

[dBiglift13]

M5 is a solid product, if you are looking for a creatine/pre workout focus product check it out.

[MikeCellucor]

If you guys do the advanced search you can find many logs, and also in the superstore we have amazing reviews.

Also, we back our products 100%, and if you really look, we use 1 scoop servings not 2-3 scoop servings. So, when it says 30 servings its 30 workouts, not 10 or 15.

Don't think our higher price makes us a poor choice. Our supps speak for themselves.

[BiggJohn]

I'd expect to see many more coupons/sales for there products in the future

[MikeCellucor]

that doesn't sound like to bad of an idea

The major issue is that new customers come slowly, but repeat customers constantly increase. It's been that way since 2001. Nothing new, but for this industry we are so out in left field people don't understand how we do it.

So, I continually refer to the quality feedback we get from customers.

[csabatka1]

Even at $20 I'm having a hard time pulling the trigger and buying anything Cellucor. $20 off and it's still on the high price range for products in the same category. Not really a chance I want to take.

[MikeCellucor]

Even at $20 I'm having a hard time pulling the trigger and buying anything Cellucor. $20 off and it's still on the high price range for products in the same category. Not really a chance I want to take.

$40 bucks for M5 at 30 full servings ( not 10 days like most)

$50 for Thermal Shock which is $25 a month since its a 60 day supply now.

3lbs of isolate for 34.99 - that is 2-stage sustained release iso. ( like an improved casien)

If those aren't solid deals than I don;t know what to do. Clearance table? Good will?

[csabatka1]

$40 bucks for M5 at 30 full servings ( not 10 days like most)

$50 for Thermal Shock which is $25 a month since its a 60 day supply now.

3lbs of isolate for 34.99 - that is 2-stage sustained release iso. ( like an improved casien)

If those aren't solid deals than I don;t know what to do. Clearance table? Good will?

The Thermal Shock, M5 or IsoPure were the items I was looking at.

On the IsoPure, Berries n Creme or Swiss Chocolate?

[askem]

I'm guessing the $20 "gift cards" was a good move from a marketing standpoint. I hardly ever see threads on Cellucor, now people are asking which product to buy. I don't know, if it were me and I got that coupon, I'd probably toss it. No offense, just I'm forgetful and I have no real interest in trying their products.

Plus, I hardly shop at this site as it is. Cheaper options out there to get my supps.

[mavmech13]

The Thermal Shock, M5 or IsoPure were the items I was looking at.

On the IsoPure, Berries n Creme or Swiss Chocolate?

M5 is legit. Good pumps, focus, energy, definitely a sold product. mmmm Swiss Chocolate