supplement decision?

[Admin]

when it comes to buying supplements ,how do you decide? Cheapest price available? Trust in the company? How fast you get your product? word or mouth? it's what the pro's use?

 

[Rugby88]

I will normally look at reviews and also products on sale.

 

[El Testicle]

Reviews as well. But even with those on some sites, you cant tell if its neutral or not.. Word of mouth probably best bet.

Like when everyone was raving about the Craze.

 

[bozodos]

pretty much everything you read online is shills shilling garbage. I look at the scientific data.

 

[White_Lie]

Reviews as well usually but I do have a bit of faith in the same brands.

Freight time or specials don't really come in to it for me. I'll shop around till I find a price I'm happy with and usually have enough backed up so I'm ordering in advance

 

[Bazza20]

Reviews are the last thing I would look at.

 

[Shrek]

Research the ingredient.

 

[Darkoz]

I check with Big Mick first

 

[Shrek]

We all should. .haha

 

[Admin]

i don't look at reviews i listen to word of mouth or research ingredients or a combination of both

 

[Goosey]

I like to see who's promoting the product first, then look to see which one has the biggest muscles before I decide.

 

[bozodos]

I like to see who's promoting the product first, then look to see which one has the biggest muscles before I decide.

You have a pantry full of Ronnie Coleman branded supplements then?

 

[SydVicious]

Read reviews, check out examine.com, try and pick up info from decent youtubers and friends that have tried it!
Tried various supps but only on creatine these days and a caffeine hit before the gym.... Maybe the occasional touch of beta alanine just to feel those tingles

 

[Rugby88]

pretty much everything you read online is shills shilling garbage. I look at the scientific data.

So your stuck with Creatine Mono then haha

 

[Bazza20]

So your stuck with Creatine Mono then haha

And he would be saving a lot of money doing so.

 

[White_Lie]

Tell me about it. Went creatine shopping last week, got told hardly anyone does mono anymore so bought MP's version of the latest and greatest..
Nearly fell over when I went to pay for it!

 

[Rugby88]

And he would be saving a lot of money doing so.

I am not saying that is a bad thing - just saying it is the only scientifically proven supplement to make any difference...

 

[Rugby88]

Tell me about it. Went creatine shopping last week, got told hardly anyone does mono anymore so bought MP's version of the latest and greatest..
Nearly fell over when I went to pay for it!

People "dont do" mono anymore because it is sold for about $20 for 500g (if not less) - why sell someone a product worth $20 when you could sell them a product for $100 haha...

Mono is fantastic and should be in everyones supplement "stack"

 

[bozodos]

So your stuck with Creatine Mono then haha

yep even ditched the multivitamin. creatine mono, whey, fish oil, vit d are the only ones that I take, and even the fish oil would go if I was able to consistently eat fatty fish 3 times a week or so.


You're right about people not buying something cheap when they can pay more for it;

 

[Big Mick]

Creatine is about $19 per kilo now last time I bought it, personally I can't notice any difference using it either.