How to Buy Creatine Powder
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Check the label. Watch out for creatine citrate and creatine phosphate, as they are usually more expensive and don't work as effectively as creatine monohydrate. Alfredo Franco-Obregon, author of "Creatine, a Practical Guide," notes that "creatine citrate contains 400 milligrams per 1 gram and phosphate contains 623 milligrams of creatine, whereas creatine monohydrate has 880 milligrams." Having more creatine in your supplement means you'll use less per serving, and that will save you money.
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Search for online deals. Sites such as drugstore.com, gnc.com and evitaminstore.com regularly sell creatine at a discount and carry a wide variety of brands.
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Visit your local retailer. Many health and fitness stores carry creatine monohydrate and some offer the supplement in bulk, which can save you money.
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