Micronized Creatine Mono vs. Non-Micronized Creatine Mono

AnthonyIOSOS

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I have a container of BodyTech Creatine monohydrate sitting inside my supplement cabinet. I am a great fan of Creapure and other quality Creatine products, but I have this on hand and I am on a budget.

Is this Creatine product worth taking or is it a waste time?

Is micronized really that much better?
 
AnthonyIOSOS

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I have a container of BodyTech Creatine monohydrate sitting inside my supplement cabinet. I am a great fan of Creapure and other quality Creatine products, but I have this on hand and I am on a budget.

Is this Creatine product worth taking or is it a waste time?

Is micronized really that much better?
Why are not all companies using micronized Creatine? Expenses?
 
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Is good not a waste! It is still creatine. But creapure is much better
 
monstermash

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It'll still work, it just has more impurities in it. That's what I gather at least.
 
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Typical analytical values for Creapure:

Creatine monohydrate: min. 99.95%
Creatinine: < 67 ppm (below the limit of detection)
Dicyandiamide (DCD): < 30 ppm
Dihydrotriazine (DHT): not detectable
 

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