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Bodybuilding.com-15% OFF Promera Sport (CONC-RET, BETA-CRET,etc.)

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Hey,

Was looking for some creatine and found this gem. It is a concentrated dose so it is absorbed instantly so there is no need to cycle off and no bloating. BB is offering 15% off on this and shipping is a mere 5 dollars approximately. This comes to 28 AUD for 48 serves (apprx 5-7grm of standard micronised creatine)which goes on ebay for around 40-45 dollars. In store prices are just ridiculous. If you feel like stocking up, you can add up to 4 48 serves for under 5 dollars shipping.

They accept paypal and have always been helpful whenever I have ordered. Expect delivery to take 2 weeks approximately (perhaps a bit longer due to christmas interruptions).

Enjoy guys.

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  • +1

    Yo change the title to 15% off ProMera - they also have a good pre-workout supp which ranks high for Pineapple!

    • thanks. Just did it.

  • This is okay deal because in the past I bought 4 of these for the price of two , ( buy 1 get 1 free ).

    good stuff though

  • why when u can get creatine mono provened to work at a cheaper price?
    who ever said you needed to cycle it off? creatine doesn't even affect the adrenal glands.

    • -2

      Creatine on itself even when micronised is not fully absorbed into the muscle easily. In this for where it is creatine hcl, it is absorbed 17x faster so there is hardly any free creatine to hoard water. This is also why there is no cylcing off it beacause otherwise excess can build up giving a bloated look. Not nice.

      • +2

        17x faster? sources please

        i just said above u don't need to cycle any type of creatine. it is not a stimulant that affects the adrenal glands.

        and also. 1kg creatine. 15.85$ 200 servings of 5g a day more than enough for daily saturation. Vitacost Creatine Powder Creapure for reference

        con-crete 48 servings . ~$30 after 15% disc. let's assume your con-cret 1 serving ~ 5g mono.

        vitacost prod 0.08c a serving a day

        con-cret 0.625c a serving a day

        and to counter that water retention, drink more water…… it's just like your sodium and potassium imbalances

        • -1

          http://hpsupplements.com.au/products/cyborg-sport-bionic

          Search it here.

          It actually has 59x better solubility which amounts to absorption into the muscles and performance.

          Also drinking more water or not, creatine will hold more water in your body resulting in bloating making you look a bit less fit than you actually are. Again more expensive but the performance benefits of instant muscle foof are worth it if you ask me.

        • +1

          not a single peer reviewed journal was seen that day neither referenced statements.

          I could tell everyone that adding dog pee into your pre-workout will give you 125x more better solubility of your creatine inside as well.

        • +1

          haha, I cant believe people still believe all the "new improved" creatine mixtures / modifications. It has been proven time and time again Creatine monohydrate works and works fine, the others are not better, at best they are the same or sometimes worse as you get less creatine per weight as they mix it with other salts and products.

  • +3

    Even with discount is still expensive when compared to the normal creatine mono from ON creatine. Just saying …thank anyway for sharing

    • -1

      small price to pay to ensure complete absorption and great results if you ask me because unlike this stuff, Creatine on itself even when micronised is not fully absorbed into the muscle easily. But yes On creatine is good too :)

  • +1

    I thought the hype about this HCL crap was over already and people realised it was all hocus pocus with false claims and no solid evidence other than the ramblings of the inventor/manufacturer

    • I guess not everyone has realised it yet.

  • Creatine. Serious business.

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