MP Armor-V VS CL Orange Triad and OxiMega Fish Oil/Greens

[xxFWMxx]

I love MusclePharms Combat and Assult and see that they now have Armor-V out. Currently I am taking Controlled Labs Orange Triad and the OxiMega pack of Fish Oil and Greens mix. In looking at Armor-V it looks to be a combination of all 3 items I am currently taking. I did a spot comparison of the ingredients in in the Multi part of Armor-V and Orange Tirad and OT seems to have a lot more of everything. I do like the thought of only having to take one thing instead of three. I emailed MusclePharm to see what they thought about the comparasion but have not heard a word back, so I thought I would see what you folks thought. Am I better off with what I have been taking or would Armor-V be a good thing to try? Thanks in advance!

[powercage]

The Controlled Labs stack is tough to beat for the price and the quality of what you get

[terminator6600]

I emailed MusclePharm to see what they thought about the comparasion but have not heard a word back, so I thought I would see what you folks thought.

You probably won't hear back from MusclePharm, either that or it will be something to sway you in favor of Armor-V (think about it, you're asking a company trying to sell you something if you should buy their product or their competitor's product). MP's a pretty solid company in my book and I'm sure Armor-V is a good product, but when it comes to supplement formulas more is not always better.

I did a spot comparison of the ingredients in in the Multi part of Armor-V and Orange Tirad and OT seems to have a lot more of everything.

That should tell you which one to pick. Controlled Labs is fantastic about creating products that have effective doses, and Orange Triad is no exception. If one product, say Armor-V, has the same number of ingredients as three products, say OT/OxiMega/Greens, you'd either have to take a larger number of pills of one product (which would mean cost per serving would be higher and some things would probably be proportionately underdosed) or the pills would be a whole lot larger to fit all the ingredients in effective doses.

If you're happy with OT/OxiMega/Greens, stick with them. They're great products, well dosed, and CL is great people.

[CONTROLLED LABS]

i dont think its a fair comparison

[little rambo]

You are comparing an all-purpose product (Armor-V) to two seperate products. Yes, all the above products mentioned will provide you with great benefits, and either choice you make is not going to render you with a poor product, but when I see people saying "Price wise it's so much better for this or that", if you were to buy the additional two bottle combo of OT and Oxi, you are spending at least an extra $16-18. The reality of most of the consumers today is that they do not want to be taking tons of pills, thus Armor-V's all in one formula, with the addition of easily digestible capsules as compared to larger tablets. To answer the OP's question, again, you will not be dissapointed in either product, but it ultimately depends on what you are looking for in the product.

[Dracoy]

The CL stack is pretty beefy. At the end of the day, it's about how much you want to spend.

[Illadelphia]

Armor v has a low dosing of efa's, lack of chelated minerals, a poor vitamin E and is considerable more.

OT is an easy choice.

[CONTROLLED LABS]

Armor v has a low dosing of efa's, lack of chelated minerals, a poor vitamin E and is considerable more.

OT is an easy choice.

glad to hear it

[EnriqueDeLeon]

Controlled Labs > MusclePharm any day of the week

[Burt12]

cant beat the joint support in OT(period)