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ICE vs. Excell

fatburner2007

fatburner2007

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Any real difference between ICE and Excell. Seems like the same products, but ICE being a much better deal based on the price per servings; comments?
 
We source our aminos from ajinomoto.

Some info on ajinomoto

Advancing the Science of Amino Acids
Better Amino Acids Make Better Proteins
The Leading Global Supplier of Amino Acids

Many of our customers are in the business of producing proteins and we are the leading manufacturer for the ?building blocks? of protein: amino acids. Whether the amino acids are used in cell culture media to produce therapeutic proteins or used in parenteral, enteric diet or nutritional products to produce body proteins, quality protein production begins with Ajinomoto amino acids. The Ajinomoto Company has been the premier supplier of amino acids for over 90 years, producing pharmaceutical grade amino acids for over 45 years. The first company in the world to identify, refine and market amino acids, Ajinomoto continues to lead the market in research and development, in global sales and in distribution capabilities.

Our US Amino Acid Division, Ajinomoto AminoScience LLC , provides the pharmaceutical, biotechnological, nutritional, enteric diet and food industries with a full line of amino acid products and a comprehensive range of services, including technical support, custom pulverization, custom blending and a secured distribution warehouse. Our North Carolina plant is the only US manufacturer of cGMP, pharmaceutical-grade L-amino acids. Ajinomoto amino acids are of non-animal origin and of a purity that sets the standard for our industry.
 
TheUnlikelyToad said:
We source our aminos from ajinomoto.

Some info on ajinomoto

Advancing the Science of Amino Acids
Better Amino Acids Make Better Proteins
The Leading Global Supplier of Amino Acids

Many of our customers are in the business of producing proteins and we are the leading manufacturer for the ?building blocks? of protein: amino acids. Whether the amino acids are used in cell culture media to produce therapeutic proteins or used in parenteral, enteric diet or nutritional products to produce body proteins, quality protein production begins with Ajinomoto amino acids. The Ajinomoto Company has been the premier supplier of amino acids for over 90 years, producing pharmaceutical grade amino acids for over 45 years. The first company in the world to identify, refine and market amino acids, Ajinomoto continues to lead the market in research and development, in global sales and in distribution capabilities.

Our US Amino Acid Division, Ajinomoto AminoScience LLC , provides the pharmaceutical, biotechnological, nutritional, enteric diet and food industries with a full line of amino acid products and a comprehensive range of services, including technical support, custom pulverization, custom blending and a secured distribution warehouse. Our North Carolina plant is the only US manufacturer of cGMP, pharmaceutical-grade L-amino acids. Ajinomoto amino acids are of non-animal origin and of a purity that sets the standard for our industry.
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this is totally off topic, but when i lived in philipines ajinomoto was a trade name of msg. didnt even call it msg just ajinomto.
 
Ice and Scivation's Extend are about the same amino profile but you also get a gram of Citrulline Malate per serving in the Extend. I also noticed the number of servings listed on Nutraplanet for Ice is wrong, it should be half that or you could say the amino breakdown as listed is for two servings. Excell does have a different amino profile, the BCAA's are about the same in all three but instead of having 2.5g of Glutamine, like Ice and Extend, it has 2.5g of Taurine. They all cost within 1$ of each other per container. 90 servings in the Extend, 90.5 servings in the Ice and 100 servings in the Excell.
 
Thanks for the clarification on the servings with ICE. Compared it elsewhere and your right, the specified amount per serving is actually for 2 scoops, not 1 scoop. I was wondering why it seemed so much cheaper. :lol:


Sevename said:
Ice and Scivation's Extend are about the same amino profile but you also get a gram of Citrulline Malate per serving in the Extend. I also noticed the number of servings listed on Nutraplanet for Ice is wrong, it should be half that or you could say the amino breakdown as listed is for two servings. Excell does have a different amino profile, the BCAA's are about the same in all three but instead of having 2.5g of Glutamine, like Ice and Extend, it has 2.5g of Taurine. They all cost within 1$ of each other per container. 90 servings in the Extend, 90.5 servings in the Ice and 100 servings in the Excell.
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Good to know, but any idea why the serving size is incorrect on the label here? Makes it sound like you are getting twice as much, but that is not the case.

TheUnlikelyToad said:
We source our aminos from ajinomoto.

Some info on ajinomoto

Advancing the Science of Amino Acids
Better Amino Acids Make Better Proteins
The Leading Global Supplier of Amino Acids

Many of our customers are in the business of producing proteins and we are the leading manufacturer for the ?building blocks? of protein: amino acids. Whether the amino acids are used in cell culture media to produce therapeutic proteins or used in parenteral, enteric diet or nutritional products to produce body proteins, quality protein production begins with Ajinomoto amino acids. The Ajinomoto Company has been the premier supplier of amino acids for over 90 years, producing pharmaceutical grade amino acids for over 45 years. The first company in the world to identify, refine and market amino acids, Ajinomoto continues to lead the market in research and development, in global sales and in distribution capabilities.

Our US Amino Acid Division, Ajinomoto AminoScience LLC , provides the pharmaceutical, biotechnological, nutritional, enteric diet and food industries with a full line of amino acid products and a comprehensive range of services, including technical support, custom pulverization, custom blending and a secured distribution warehouse. Our North Carolina plant is the only US manufacturer of cGMP, pharmaceutical-grade L-amino acids. Ajinomoto amino acids are of non-animal origin and of a purity that sets the standard for our industry.
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Exactly, here is the label according to NP:

Supplement Facts

Serving Size: 1 scoops (5g)
Servings per Container: 181

Amount Per Serving
L-Leucine 3420mg
L-Isoleucine 1590mg
L-Valine 1830mg
L-Glutamine 2770mg
Vitamin B6 10mg

Shouldn't it be Serving Size: 2 scoops (10g)
Servings per Container: 90

Amount Per Serving
L-Leucine 3420mg
L-Isoleucine 1590mg
L-Valine 1830mg
L-Glutamine 2770mg
Vitamin B6 10mg

prld2gr8ns said:
NP's website seems to have listed it wrong.

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Knowing Nutra Planet and Xtreme Formulations I am sure it was nothing intentional.


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