kre-alkalyn or concrete creatine?

[frostbite116]

is kre-alkalyn any goood? and how does it compare to concrete?

[mr.cooper69]

Kre-alkalyn is a waste of $. Con-cret is gram for gram more potent than mono, but that doesn't mean that it's better.

Monohydrate is king, MCC is a secondary option, Orotine as a third option. Stick to those 3.

[totalpackage]

If you go with creatine monohydrate try to make sure you get creapure creatine monohydrate this is
the best quality.

[mr.cooper69]

If you go with creatine monohydrate try to make sure you get creapure creatine monohydrate this is
the best quality.

I feel that all monohydrates are fine. Creapure is simply 99% creatine monohydrate. Considering the cost of raws, any reliable company (or a company that 3rd party tests) that puts out a monohydrate product is likely 99% pure anyway, at a cheaper cost.

[frostbite116]

thanks for the info guys! and i currently have amplified creatine XXX which is a mono and i am using that during a bulk cycle, i heard kre-alk and concrete were better for cutting but if you say kre-alk is a waste of money then im not gonna buy it

[mr.cooper69]

thanks for the info guys! and i currently have amplified creatine XXX which is a mono and i am using that during a bulk cycle, i heard kre-alk and concrete were better for cutting but if you say kre-alk is a waste of money then im not gonna buy it

Creatine is creatine (except CEE). Once saturated PCr is achieved, it won't make a difference. Stick with mono.

[hvactech]

mcc is what im getting ready to start using....

[p5sky]

Kre-alkalyn is a waste of $. Con-cret is gram for gram more potent than mono, but that doesn't mean that it's better.

Monohydrate is king, MCC is a secondary option, Orotine as a third option. Stick to those 3.

Opinion on Trinitrine by Omega?

[mr.cooper69]

Opinion on Trinitrine by Omega?

I'd rather get MCC, which has magnesium (Mg 2+; forms 2 bonds) vs sodium (Na+; forms 1 bond, need multiple molecules). The chelated form of magnesium will be more stable and thus more effective in relieving potential GI issues.

[p5sky]

I'd rather get MCC, which has magnesium (Mg 2+; forms 2 bonds) vs sodium (Na+; forms 1 bond, need multiple molecules). The chelated form of magnesium will be more stable and thus more effective in relieving potential GI issues.

I

got some a while ago while on BOG at NP. I'll give it a go then get MCC for comparison. THANKS!

[Eizbear]

I'd rather get MCC, which has magnesium (Mg 2+; forms 2 bonds) vs sodium (Na+; forms 1 bond, need multiple molecules). The chelated form of magnesium will be more stable and thus more effective in relieving potential GI issues.

Never had any GI issues with a purer creatine.. But the bulk versions, available in sweden, ain't the softest ones for your tummy.. I can use pretty much any creatine as long as it has CreaPure in it.. Just as my currect creatine has, German Creatine..

[Clickster]

I can use pretty much any creatine as long as it has CreaPure in it.. Just as my currect creatine has, German Creatine..

I agree with you here. Cooper also really nailed it as always....Mono, MCC, Orotine.
Creapure Mono is hands down my favorite. I love my German Creatine.

Creapure Mono and MCC. These seem to be the only two options I reach for today.

[fightbackhxc]

Kre-alkalyn is a waste of $. Con-cret is gram for gram more potent than mono, but that doesn't mean that it's better.

Monohydrate is king, MCC is a secondary option, Orotine as a third option. Stick to those 3.

Mcc is what I currently use. Other than that I recommend creapure

[AaronJP1]

Kre-alkalyn is a waste of $. Con-cret is gram for gram more potent than mono, but that doesn't mean that it's better.

Monohydrate is king, MCC is a secondary option, Orotine as a third option. Stick to those 3.

^ He said it best.