[BIGSWiN19]

Hey guys, I've been on cell- tech for about a year now but I heard cell- tech sux. Obviously I need to experiment around with creatine and see what works best. Any recomendations on creatine you have had success with in the past will be greatly appreciated. also, Whats wrong with cell- tech?

[serbmarko]

cell tech is just over priced.. get pure creatine and drink it with grape juice.. same effect.

[drewkearns]

cell-tech is great, i got a bunch free at the arnold classic, like 8 pounds, i scammed the muscletech booth for sure lol.. i love the stuff, i your are rich enough to be using it for a year, keep on keeping on. It's great, people who bash muscletech are just mad cause they can't afford to use it.

[Diesel]

Originally Posted by drewkearns

cell-tech is great, i got a bunch free at the arnold classic, like 8 pounds, i scammed the muscletech booth for sure lol.. i love the stuff, i your are rich enough to be using it for a year, keep on keeping on. It's great, people who bash muscletech are just mad cause they can't afford to use it.

when you could just take creatine monohydrate w/ grape juice having the same effect as cell-mass for a lot less, it just makes sense to go w/ the monohydrate and grape juice.

[Flex]

Originally Posted by drewkearns

cell-tech is great, i got a bunch free at the arnold classic, like 8 pounds, i scammed the muscletech booth for sure lol.. i love the stuff, i your are rich enough to be using it for a year, keep on keeping on. It's great, people who bash muscletech are just mad cause they can't afford to use it.

Sorry, but MuscleTech is simply garbage. There are 32 servings in every 7lbs of cell-tech, and 10 grams of creatine monohydrate per serving. This means, there are 320 grams (10x32) of creatine monohydrate in every 3.18 kg (7lbs) of cell-tech. The rest of the ingredients is very cheap and affordable with the exception of chromium. Everything else, dextrose, vitamin C, magnesium, and sodium are available for a couple bucks at your local nutrition center. You can easily find 1,000 grams of pure creatine monohydrate for a little bit over $20 bucks online. As always, I would suggest replacing the cell-tech with a plain old whey protein shake mixed with dextrose and also maltodextrin(if desired). Then, simply spoon down 10 grams of pure creatine monohydrate in the middle of your post workout shake. Ofcourse it is your decision whether or not to do this and save yourself thousands of dollars, I can not be the person responsible to spoon feed you.

[SDEWITT]

Originally Posted by Flex

Sorry, but MuscleTech is simply garbage. There are 32 servings in every 7lbs of cell-tech, and 10 grams of creatine monohydrate per serving. This means, there are 320 grams (10x32) of creatine monohydrate in every 3.18 kg (7lbs) of cell-tech. The rest of the ingredients is very cheap and affordable with the exception of chromium. Everything else, dextrose, vitamin C, magnesium, and sodium are available for a couple bucks at your local nutrition center. You can easily find 1,000 grams of pure creatine monohydrate for a little bit over $20 bucks online. As always, I would suggest replacing the cell-tech with a plain old whey protein shake mixed with dextrose and also maltodextrin(if desired). Then, simply spoon down 10 grams of pure creatine monohydrate in the middle of your post workout shake. Ofcourse it is your decision whether or not to do this and save yourself thousands of dollars, I can not be the person responsible to spoon feed you.

Word Flex.

[serbmarko]

hey im poor ill admit that.. but muscletech products are just rape if you ask me... Flex... good post.. i agree with u

[Ando55]

Originally Posted by Flex

Sorry, but MuscleTech is simply garbage. There are 32 servings in every 7lbs of cell-tech, and 10 grams of creatine monohydrate per serving. This means, there are 320 grams (10x32) of creatine monohydrate in every 3.18 kg (7lbs) of cell-tech. The rest of the ingredients is very cheap and affordable with the exception of chromium. Everything else, dextrose, vitamin C, magnesium, and sodium are available for a couple bucks at your local nutrition center. You can easily find 1,000 grams of pure creatine monohydrate for a little bit over $20 bucks online. As always, I would suggest replacing the cell-tech with a plain old whey protein shake mixed with dextrose and also maltodextrin(if desired). Then, simply spoon down 10 grams of pure creatine monohydrate in the middle of your post workout shake. Ofcourse it is your decision whether or not to do this and save yourself thousands of dollars, I can not be the person responsible to spoon feed you.

Exactly what i used to do, take chromium picolinate, mix dextrose and creatine in my PWO Protein shake and bam homemade celltech at a fraction of the cost. :meetoo:

[Amped]

Originally Posted by SDEWITT

Word Flex.

Agree, cell-tech is garbage and overpriced

[vdawg]

cell tech made me feel like ****! damn sugar

[biggunther]

Originally Posted by BIGSWiN19

Hey guys, I've been on cell- tech for about a year now but I heard cell- tech sux. Obviously I need to experiment around with creatine and see what works best. Any recomendations on creatine you have had success with in the past will be greatly appreciated. also, Whats wrong with cell- tech?

Try a CEE product like Thunder (Omega Sports), CR2 (ALRI) Cellmass (BSN), etc.