The folks at Optimum cusine seems to truly believe that creatine is something everybody should take. Their micronized creatine powder is now ready in a very large 2000 gram container, priced at a mere 40 dollars.
The powder consists naturally of creatine monohydrate. The product is claimed to be thoroughly pure and free of fillers or other substances. In one respect, it is good that they do not tout the presence of some extraneous ingredients that will do minuscule to enhance the effects of the creatine.
In What Manner Does Optimum cusine Micronized Creatine Function?
The product works as a relatively straightforward creatine monohydrate supplement. No caffeine or other supposed doing boosting additives are included in this product.
Similarly to alternative creatine monohydrate products, the minuscule particle size of micronized creatine allows for faster digestion and muscle absorption. This is a very straightforward product in the way it functions.
Is it Chalky in Taste?
In some ways it is, in some ways it is not. The substance is not flavoured, but it does have its own peculiar taste. While the taste is not necessarily bad, it is not exactly interesting either. I am rather put off by the grittiness of the product's texture, though this does not pose a massive dilemma for me personally.
Rated from 1-10...
I would assign this product a 7.5. Optimum Nutrition's Micronized Creatine product is plagued by many of the same flaws of other budget offerings, namely that it is not very mixable and it does not taste great.
But, as is also true of many budget creatine products on the market, those willing to forgive these small problems will find that such products tend to be fairly effective. As someone who has all the time settled a high priority on value, I have all the time respected Optimum cusine and its products.
| Price : $34.29 | Post Date : Feb 16, 2012 08:21:04
