cellmass creatine

[Brent]

i just notice what I was doing.. my search would bring back cee from BN (not sure if I should post the site since it is not a border supporter) and the price was between $34 and $38 and it included Di-Arginine Malate in the product.

nevertheless, the bulk that you mention isn't the malate is it?

So it isn't the malate.
Although I heard the DiCreatine Malate is effective also and cheap!
http://customnutritionwarehouse.com/...roducts_id=127

[Ronin13]

This is great!

Thanks for the info. I will no longer waste my money on cellmass!

So it isn't the malate.
Although I heard the DiCreatine Malate is effective also and cheap!
http://customnutritionwarehouse.com/...roducts_id=127

[Lithuanian Bear]

In regards to Cell Mass, the main active ingredient is Creatine Ethyl Ester Malate.

Our CVM Xtreme contains Creatine Ethyl Ester Malate with a host of other cell volumizing ingredients at a much more cost effective price. It is available on avg from the 30 to 34 dollar mark from several board sponsors.

Supplement Facts:
Serving Size: 1 heaping scoop
Servings per Container: 50
Amount per Serving
CVM (Cell Volumizing Matrix Blend)
DiCreatine Malate 3g
Creatine Ethyl Ester Malate 2g
Betaine Anhydrous 2g
Taurine 2g
2:1 DiArginine Malate 1.5g
Glucuronalactone 1g
Glycocymine 500mg
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) 100mg
Vitamin B3 (Niacin) 50mg
Folic Acid 200mcg
Vitamin B12 125mcg

Flavors are: Fruit Punch, Orange, and Pink Lemonade.

You can find numerous reviews on this product on various boards.

Hope the info helps.

Steve not trying to be a wise guy but I'm pretty sure your stuff doesn't have all the same stuff in it as cell mas ...like cinnamin extract I heard cell mass is one of the very few creatines that does have it ...it is supposed to be the very best transporter of creatine !!It is being used by type 2 diabetes patients to help control their insullin.

[Ronin13]

At the end of the day, I am more concerned about the performance of the product and less about the money. Although I do have a ton of cell mass and noXplode I may give the bulk a try to compare because you never know.

[sns8778]

Steve not trying to be a wise guy but I'm pretty sure your stuff doesn't have all the same stuff in it as cell mas ...like cinnamin extract I heard cell mass is one of the very few creatines that does have it ...it is supposed to be the very best transporter of creatine !!It is being used by type 2 diabetes patients to help control their insullin.

Quick comparison:

Cellmass:
Supplement Facts:


Serving Size: 1 Scoop (16g)
Servings Per Container: 40
Amount Per Serving:
Calories 38
Sodium 70mg
Potassium 140mg
Carbs 9.5g
Calcium 80mg
Phosphorous 150mg
CEM3 3000mg
(Creatine Ethyl Ester Malate)
Glutamine AKG 2000mg Muscle Cell Uptake Proprietary Matrix: 950mg
- Cinnulin-PF
- Calcium Phosphate
- Di-Potassium Phosphate
- Di-Sodium Phosphate

CVM Xtreme:
Supplement Facts:


Serving Size: 1 Scoop (~15 Grams)
Servings Per Container: 50
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 0
Calories from Fat: 0
Carbohydrates: 0
Sugars:
CVM (Cell Volumizing Matrix Blend)
DiCreatine Malate: 3 g
Creatine Ethyl Ester Malate: 2 g
Betaine Anhydrous: 2 g
Taurine: 2 g
2:1 DiArginine Malate: 1.5 g
Glucuronalactone: 1 g
Glycocymine: 500 mg
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine): 100 mg (5000% DV)
Vitamin B3 (Niacin): 50 mg (250% DV)
Folic Acid: 200 mcg (50% DV)
Vitamin B12: 125 mcg (42% DV)

Couple of notes:
- CVM has 10 more servings.
- CVM contains 3 grams of DiCreatine Malate and 2 grams of Creatine Ethyl Ester Malate. Cell Mass only contains 3 grams of CEEM.
- CVM contains Taurine, Betaine Ahhydrous, glycocymine, glucuronalactone, DiArginine Malate, b citamins, etc; Cell Mass contains none of these.
- CVM Xtreme lists all active quantities.
- Cell Mass has cinnamon extract as you mentioned, the amount of which is hid in a propietary blend, so you do not know the dosage.
- CVM is calorie and carb free.

I think the comparison and looking at the actives speaks for itself.

[Ronin13]

Looking at the two products side by side is very convincing but $50 for cvm extreme is more than I thought it would be. Any discounts available?

[ThePongLegend]

what about cell-tech? im in the same boat as ronin, except i play hockey and not basketball...but i need to gain a lot of strength, and i weigh a solid 175....is cell-tech good or wahts the deal?

[Brent]

CVM Xtreme - Contains 100g of CEE
50 servings
$36.95
$0.74 per serving

Cell Mass - Contains 120g of CEE
40 servings
$32.95
$0.82 per serving

Bulk CEE - Contains 100g CEE
33 servings
$6.99
$0.21 per serving

The End.

[sns8778]

Looking at the two products side by side is very convincing but $50 for cvm extreme is more than I thought it would be. Any discounts available?

Anywhere online sells CVM for between 30 and 37.00. We list it on our site at full retail because you never want to undercut retailers.

Check some of the board sponsors for some good deals on it.

[sns8778]

CVM Xtreme - Contains 100g of CEE
50 servings
$36.95
$0.74 per serving

Cell Mass - Contains 120g of CEE
40 servings
$32.95
$0.82 per serving

Bulk CEE - Contains 100g CEE
33 servings
$6.99
$0.21 per serving

The End.

Bulk CEE is the best alternative for someone looking for just CEE, no doubt. (If they dont mind the taste of it, or dont mind capping it themselves).

CVM Xtreme and most other formulated products are there for people who want more than just one ingredient.

In the case of CVM, it is designed for people that want a Creatine based cell volumizer. (A quick glance at the ingredient panel shows theres alot more there than CEE).

Is CVM Xtreme cheaper than bulk CEE?
- Of course not, because there is alot more there than CEE, and also a flavor system.

Is CVM Xtreme very cost effective?
- At online retailer pricing, definately.

[Brent]

Bulk CEE is the best alternative for someone looking for just CEE, no doubt. (If they dont mind the taste of it, or dont mind capping it themselves).

CVM Xtreme and most other formulated products are there for people who want more than just one ingredient.

In the case of CVM, it is designed for people that want a Creatine based cell volumizer. (A quick glance at the ingredient panel shows theres alot more there than CEE).

Is CVM Xtreme cheaper than bulk CEE?
- Of course not, because there is alot more there than CEE, and also a flavor system.

Is CVM Xtreme very cost effective?
- At online retailer pricing, definately.

Just to let you know I am not trying to prevent him from buying your product. I just see that in his first post he is worried about creatine and mentions cell mass only because it has creatine in it. I have never tried an SNS product but I would recommend them if they fit the needs. With that being said, do you need a rep or do you have samples?

[Brent]

I should also add that I currently have Dymatize Xpand.

[sns8778]

Just to let you know I am not trying to prevent him from buying your product. I just see that in his first post he is worried about creatine and mentions cell mass only because it has creatine in it. I have never tried an SNS product but I would recommend them if they fit the needs. With that being said, do you need a rep or do you have samples?

For CVM Xtreme we do not have any samples now, but hopefully will in the near future.

We have a few reps for the company now and post on alot of different forums. Actually have been in the process of getting where who posts delegated.

We will be looking for some testers very soon as well.

[Brent]

For CVM Xtreme we do not have any samples now, but hopefully will in the near future.

We have a few reps for the company now and post on alot of different forums. Actually have been in the process of getting where who posts delegated.

We will be looking for some testers very soon as well.

What kind of products are you coming out with?

(This thread is dead so I decided I can hijack it.)

[Ronin13]

I appreciate everyone's feedback and suggestions. I do currently use cellmass and noXplode but am always interested in trying new products just in case there is something better.

Thanks guys!

[sns8778]

What kind of products are you coming out with?

(This thread is dead so I decided I can hijack it.)

I dont talk about upcoming products until they are in production. (Always seem to jinx myself when I do).

We are going to be giving some existing products to testers soon just to get a few logs going on AM and to expose more people to the line.

[sns8778]

I appreciate everyone feedback and suggestions. I do currently use cellmass and noXplode but am always interested in trying new products just in case there is something better.

Thanks guys!

No problem. If you look around you can find some reviews on CVM Xtreme from people that have used it.

Also, another note is that we have independant lab assays available for the Creatine Ethyl Ester used in CVM Xtreme.

Here is a copy:

[Brent]

I dont talk about upcoming products until they are in production. (Always seem to jinx myself when I do).

We are going to be giving some existing products to testers soon just to get a few logs going on AM and to expose more people to the line.

Sounds exciting. Make sure I am aware when you plan on doing some testing and the actual product release.

[Wedgylx]

what about cell-tech? im in the same boat as ronin, except i play hockey and not basketball...but i need to gain a lot of strength, and i weigh a solid 175....is cell-tech good or wahts the deal?

Since noone touched this....

Cell-tech is no-where near as good of a supplement as either SNS CVM or BSN cellmass.

Generally speaking Muscletech supplements are sub-par with high price tags.

[Ronin13]

I definitely agree with you Wedgylx!!!