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12-31-2006, 12:17 PM
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|  Funny Supplement situation I don't know how this happened, probably because I used to have a problem with consistancy. Anyways I have 4 different creatine products in my cupboard. I have BSN Cell Mass, MAN Sports Clout, Prima Force CEE (Capsules) and Green Bulge (Capsules). How is this a problem you ask? The problem is all these products are only about half full, meaning there isn't enough servings left in any of the products for me to use for an extended period of time. I don't want to buy more of these particular products, but I also dont want to throw them out becuase I dont have enough for a full "cycle" like one or two months. So do you think I can finish of the cell mass then when I run out finish of the Clout, then green bulge etc.? Or is this a bad idea because they are all different brands and using them one after the other for 1 or 2 weeks each wont do anything? Even though they are different brands they are all CEE so maybe it doesnt matter that the brands are different? What should I do? |
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12-31-2006, 02:40 PM
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Gender:  | Just use them however you wish, I personnally don't know exactly what is contained in each of these products but I can bet that it's all basically CEE and some other type of thing. I don't think it would make a difference. And if you are really scared PM me and I will give you my shipping address and I would gladly test them out for you and tell you what happened  |
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12-31-2006, 02:49 PM
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Gender: | It all just comes down to creatine. It doesn't need to be cycled and so all you have to do is use each product in the way that particular type of creatine should be used. When you rund out switch to the other. It'll work fine and won't matter. If I had half a contaner of creatine mono and half of CEE I would use the mono with a glucose carrier like normal and when I ran out I would use the CEE without a carrier without skipping a beat. If those are all CEE like verb said then you don't have anything much to worry about. |
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01-01-2007, 01:36 PM
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Gender:  | creatine is creatine, no matter the brand or type. (Although some may argue CEE is better than mono, but thats not the discussion here). The same way that whey is whey (again, debates...) |
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01-01-2007, 02:49 PM
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Gender: | ^^^I agree. You may have more refined products in terms of creatine (and whey) and products that work better for you than other ones based on criteria such as convenience and comfort. There are those who say they don't "respond" to creatine mono, but do well with CEE, etc., so on....but the essence is still the same. There are differences but the differences are SMALL in the BIG scheme of things. |
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