Caffeine pills

[clayboy_123]

Any difference between drugstore brand such as no doz or vivarin vs caffeine anhydrous pills - such as all max?

 

[Jacob24]

Any difference between drugstore brand such as no doz or vivarin vs caffeine anhydrous pills - such as all max?

Nope. It's just brand name vs generic. Look at how many milligrams of caffeine are in each tablet and how many tablets their are and evaluate which would be a cheaper price.

 

[rodefeeh]

Allmax does it for me.

 

[Misfit28]

SNS has done good deals on caffeine tabs as well. I commonly see 240 200mg tabs for around 8 bucks.

 

[MidwestBeast]

Assuming it's sourced properly and can be trusted, no difference (as long as it's the same form -- e.g. anhydrous).

 

[nbfootball65]

Allmax does it for me.

Same Here!

 

[heavylifter33]

Really no difference except for price. I have a bottle of SNS caffeine pills that have lasted forever lol.

 

[LeanEngineer]

Caffeine pills are pretty cheap so that's what I usually get. Most of the time I get enough caffeine from my pwo or coffee though.

 

[Daycrawler]

Really no difference except for price. I have a bottle of SNS caffeine pills that have lasted forever lol.

This.

Usually online prices are much better than the store.

 

[Jiigzz]

You can get them so cheap its almost a non cost. Cant beat SNS for price

 

[The_Old_Guy]

Basically the same - Caffeine (both Jet Alert and SNS list "Caffeine") - the fillers will be the difference. I think "Anhydrous" and all the other types on labels are just to make it sound more Hi-Tech - what's the Caffeine in Coffee called, LOL. Hard to beat 500 tabs for $19 from SNS - I use a pill cutter and make a bunch of 100mg'ers too.

 

[hsk]

I've used 200mg tabs from 4EverFit, ProLab, PrimaForce, and SNS. I just pick whichever one is on sale whenever I'm shopping for other stuff and need to grab caffeine too. Most brands are about the same and average under $5.00 for 100 x 200mg tabs.

 

[MidwestBeast]

Basically the same - Caffeine (both Jet Alert and SNS list "Caffeine") - the fillers will be the difference. I think "Anhydrous" and all the other types on labels are just to make it sound more Hi-Tech - what's the Caffeine in Coffee called, LOL. Hard to beat 500 tabs for $19 from SNS - I use a pill cutter and make a bunch of 100mg'ers too.

For sure, regarding the form of caffeine. I only mentioned it because certain forms are delayed absorption, etc. and while one is typically not looking for that in just a caffeine pill, it's worth mentioning in case someone saw a blend being sold or whatever (I generally only see that in pre-workouts).

I've used 200mg tabs from 4EverFit, ProLab, PrimaForce, and SNS. I just pick whichever one is on sale whenever I'm shopping for other stuff and need to grab caffeine too. Most brands are about the same and average under $5.00 for 100 x 200mg tabs.

Same thing I do.

And I generally never use just a plain caffeine cap; I typically get what I need from a fat burner or pre-workout type product, but I actually keep a bottle of the 200mg caps in my travel cooler so when I'm on long road trips, I know I have one if necessary when driving.

 

[Zoomie33240]

No difference at all! I actually prefer the generic brand (like CVS brand) over no-doz or other name brands because the generic brands don't have a coating on them so the energy hits me faster. But it's all in what you prefer