Cell Tech Creactor by Muscletech

Cell Tech Creactor by Muscletech

All forms of creatine are effective for building up your energy stores in muscles, which helps you have better workouts. Obviously, that means better gains in strength, muscle, and performance across all kinds of workouts and fitness goals.

Not only that, but creatine has some powerful energetic benefits across the body. It reduces the build-up of some unhealthy compounds, supports endothelial health, and even combats muscle breakdown during weight-loss diets.

This product has two forms of creatine: hydrochloride and free-acid-bound.

Creatine Hydrochloride is the classic, loading form of creatine.

This is a complex form of creatine but is very easily taken in, sucked up, and loaded into the muscles. It’s a form that is water-soluble in the extreme and has a potent role helping your muscle cells hydrate, soaking up water.

It’s also an effective way of supporting the loading of carbs into your muscles, which helps with the strength-endurance benefits of creatine. These pair perfectly with the increases in cell volume and glycogen stores in muscles that help drive muscle gains between workouts.

This is the ‘standard’ that you’re going to find on the market, with an effective dosage (in 2 scoops) and a powerful set of benefits in normal use. It’s convenient, effective, and at least as potent as monohydrate.

Free-acid creatine is where things get interesting for Creactor – it’s an unusual form of creatine that you’re not going to find in lower-quality creatine products.

This is a pure, unbound form of creatine that has a higher purity than other forms. It is 13-20% more pure than other forms that are bound to hydrochloride or hydrate moieties. The result is more creatine per serving, per gram, and more effect per scoop!

This is a powerful form of creatine that gets even more benefit from piggybacking on the hydrochloride. The blend of the two ensures that a scoop of Creactor has more direct creatine benefits than many of its creatine HCL or monohydrate competitors on the market.