Bayland Health via Amazon has 2.2-lbs. NatureBell Creatine Monohydrate Pre-Workout Powder (Unflavored, 200 Servings) on sale for $23.96 - 10% off when you clip the coupon listed on the product page - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $19.16. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Bayland Health via Amazon has 2.2-lbs. NatureBell Creatine Monohydrate Pre-Workout Powder (Unflavored, 200 Servings) on sale for $23.96 - 10% off when you clip the coupon listed on the product page - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $19.16. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Where is the 3rd party tested proof or certification that proves this was tested well and validated the results? I looked at their web site and amazon page and see nothing to back this 3rd party tested claim on the label.
Im not usually "that person" to delve into a product like this, but when the claim it's all made in china, Id suggest pausing before just blindly trusting.
Why risk putting something into your body to save $6 over another brand (such as bulksupplements https://www.bulksupplements.com/ ) that does have these certifications?
Good price, fyi for anyone worried about the brand. Creatine monohydrate is notoriously cheap to make and most of it comes from the same places in china regardless. Creatine is one of the safest supplements to save some money on because theres no benefit for manufacturers producing it less purely since it is already so inexpensive to make. I personally buy Bulk Supplements 99% of the time unless a deal like this pops up on here.
Where is the 3rd party tested proof or certification that proves this was tested well and validated the results? I looked at their web site and amazon page and see nothing to back this 3rd party tested claim on the label. Im not usually "that person" to delve into a product like this, but when the claim it's all made in china, Id suggest pausing before just blindly trusting.Why risk putting something into your body to save $6 over another brand (such as bulksupplements https://www.bulksupplements.com/ ) that does have these certifications?
You can pay for the certifications if you want. It's weird that you keep mentioning the potential of chemicals coming from China, like it 1980s or something
I work in pharmaceutical drug development and manufacturing, I think you are being a bit naive or ignorant here thinking every plant produces the same quality of stuff.If the manufacturing facility is not GMP, there is essentially zero oversight.
But with that said, their website does say they use GMP certified manufacturers from the west coast region (aka China). However, I can't find any certificates of analysis or info on who the manufacturer is or where the material is tested.
I didnt see that on their web site, thats better but still no verification they are sourcing this way...
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You can pay for the certifications if you want. It's weird that you keep mentioning the potential of chemicals coming from China, like it 1980s or something
No US FDA or EU level oversight in China, coupled with this brand has no certifications on their web site saying they complied with a standard quality. For example, india manufacturers file for FDA certifications, south american agriculture products file for FDA organic certification. These standards exist for a reason, a reliable way to get some amount of verifiable quality assurance.
I bought this a few months ago. I can say it does not have any flavor and mixed with water it somehow makes the water taste "cleaner" if that makes any sense (and we are on good private well water out in the sticks). It seemed to be helping me when I stuck with my morning exercises, which as a 60 something old lady isn't much.
HOWEVER..... it took a while, and a period of time on a one week trip where I did not take it, to realize that this was what was causing me intestinal fortitude issues. This stuff gave me the runs. So I tested the theory by taking it again and, yep, it's the creatine. I have backed off to a half dose and that seems acceptable to my body. Whether that will help me with the workouts is yet to be seen as I just restarted it a week ago.
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Just buy unfiltered ones from Amazon in bulk and mix it with some orange juice and gulp it down...
No need to load and u can in fact take higher doses with no issues. I've been taking 2 huge scoops DAILY last 2 years and only skip when going on vacations etc.
Very effective for workouts and also for cardio (I'm a runner as well). Tons of studies out there for higher doses of creatine and cognitive benefits (outside the gym).
In the world of fitness, u really only need 3 ingredients....whey protein, caffeine (good ole espresso!) and creatine. Everything else is snake oil and marketed for the masses.
It's not just for working out. With higher dosage 10g for example, it does good things to the brain. Just research a bit.
I've started taking Creatine mainly for these benefits so I'm in41. Is that why you take it and have you noticed any results (likely more long term results). Thanks
I bought this a few months ago. I can say it does not have any flavor and mixed with water it somehow makes the water taste "cleaner" if that makes any sense (and we are on good private well water out in the sticks). It seemed to be helping me when I stuck with my morning exercises, which as a 60 something old lady isn't much.
HOWEVER..... it took a while, and a period of time on a one week trip where I did not take it, to realize that this was what was causing me intestinal fortitude issues. This stuff gave me the runs. So I tested the theory by taking it again and, yep, it's the creatine. I have backed off to a half dose and that seems acceptable to my body. Whether that will help me with the workouts is yet to be seen as I just restarted it a week ago.
A senior woman should typically take 3 to 5 grams of creatine monohydrate daily, a safe and effective dose for supporting muscle strength, bone health, and cognition, especially when paired with strength training, though some may start with a short loading phase (e.g., 20g/day for 5-7 days) before maintenance. Staying hydrated and consulting a doctor, especially with existing kidney issues, is important, notes WebMD, Healthline, and MedicalNewsToday.
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I've used this brand for their Allulose, and it is good, no complaints (got it when on sale with coupon code from previous slickdeals). My deal was better, got 25% off S&S. 17.96 before tax.
Came to $13.59 for me when I ordered it in Jan.
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Im not usually "that person" to delve into a product like this, but when the claim it's all made in china, Id suggest pausing before just blindly trusting.
Why risk putting something into your body to save $6 over another brand (such as bulksupplements https://www.bulksupplem
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But with that said, their website does say they use GMP certified manufacturers from the west coast region (aka China). However, I can't find any certificates of analysis or info on who the manufacturer is or where the material is tested.
Why take the risk to save $6 is my point?
HOWEVER..... it took a while, and a period of time on a one week trip where I did not take it, to realize that this was what was causing me intestinal fortitude issues. This stuff gave me the runs. So I tested the theory by taking it again and, yep, it's the creatine. I have backed off to a half dose and that seems acceptable to my body. Whether that will help me with the workouts is yet to be seen as I just restarted it a week ago.
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No need to load and u can in fact take higher doses with no issues. I've been taking 2 huge scoops DAILY last 2 years and only skip when going on vacations etc.
Very effective for workouts and also for cardio (I'm a runner as well). Tons of studies out there for higher doses of creatine and cognitive benefits (outside the gym).
In the world of fitness, u really only need 3 ingredients....whey protein, caffeine (good ole espresso!) and creatine. Everything else is snake oil and marketed for the masses.
HOWEVER..... it took a while, and a period of time on a one week trip where I did not take it, to realize that this was what was causing me intestinal fortitude issues. This stuff gave me the runs. So I tested the theory by taking it again and, yep, it's the creatine. I have backed off to a half dose and that seems acceptable to my body. Whether that will help me with the workouts is yet to be seen as I just restarted it a week ago.
A senior woman should typically take 3 to 5 grams of creatine monohydrate daily, a safe and effective dose for supporting muscle strength, bone health, and cognition, especially when paired with strength training, though some may start with a short loading phase (e.g., 20g/day for 5-7 days) before maintenance. Staying hydrated and consulting a doctor, especially with existing kidney issues, is important, notes WebMD, Healthline, and MedicalNewsToday.
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