Learn what creatine products are truly worth their price
and which ones are merely empty hype!

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About the Creatine Products Review

Understandably, the multitude of creatine products currently on the market can be somewhat overwhelming. Everyday new products appear on the shelf, each bearing its own unique marketing twist, implemented largely to make that product stand out from the rest of the competition.

Ergo, one of the major goals of the Creatine Products Review is to help you make sense out of the formulations of some of the more popular creatine products. After reading this review, anyone should be able to easily interpret which ingredients are truly adding to the effectiveness of a given product, or merely included to inflate the price and to create a false sense of innovation - a commonly employed marketing strategy.

The Creatine Products Review (expanded version) also compares the prices of each product featured from different online vendors. If you are connected to the world-wide-web while reading the creatine products guide (pdf), simply clicking on a price will automatically take you to the website of that vendor.

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Some of the Creatine Products Featured

Phosphagen by EAS

Micronized Creatine by AST

Creatine 6000-ES by MuscleTech

Micronized Creatine HSC by AST

Betagen HP by EAS

Phosphagen XT by EAS

CELL-TECH by MuscleTech

NOZ by Nutrabolics

RiboForce HP (Effervescent Creatine by EAS)

Effervescent Creatine Power by ISS Research

Xtra Advantage® Creatine Serum® by MMUSA

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About the author: Dr. Franco-Obregón has had over twenty years of in depth research experience in major research laboratories worldwide. He has conducted research at the University of California at San Francisco, the University of Seville in Spain, the Mayo Clinic, Harvard Medical School and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zürich. Dr. Franco-Obregón currently teaches in the graduate program in Biomedical Engineering at the ETH in Zürich. His primary scientific interest is elucidating the biophysical mechanisms influencing muscle cell growth and survival. His interest in creatine is an extension of this scientific endeavor.