Crakic??? Who has given it a fair try??

[KAEW44]

I have a three month supply of this stuff but i dont want to start and commit to using this product unless the results will be worthwhile, somebody said a while back it is very harsh on kidneys if you dont drink TONS of water with it?

Has anyone else tried it over a month to see how it works?

Or is it just another overrated-overpriced product by muscletech?

[number twelve]

isnt it called creakic? and i think all muscletech stuff is was overpriced and overhyped. i cant deal with their ads with gustavo badel shaking some scientists hand lol

[Superhuman]

Crack is Wack!

[KAEW44]

i need to change that before some addicts go to GNC asking for the latest Crakic supplement!!

[italianplayboy09]

i tried creakic and its junk...get your creatine in the powder form

[TheDfromGC]

imo any product made by muscletech is garbage. there celltech wasnt bad when creatine was new on market but with there new products ur not paying for quality products, ur paying for all the bb'ers they endorse and the 30 pages of advertisements they put out in every magazine

[peace_frog]

I havent tried this MT product, but if its like all the other ones its overhyped(as stated already). Thats not to say it has no benefit. I mean, if you have it, unless you can sell it off or get your money back, then Id say you might as well use it. Just dont think that what the claims are are going to be what you get for results. The claims are just that....claims only. I mean, according to MT, all their products give you 10,000,000x more results than anything else out there. So really, why use creakic when Cell Tech is so highly advanced that your results will be like taking steriods. Its one hyped product after another with them. Just when they put out a product that cant be beat by anything in the world, they come out with another to one up themselves though "super secret scientific advancements". But yet, they keep telling you how great the old products are as well. Its all bunk from these guys. Remember this: They spend way more on advertisments than any science they claim to put into these super products.

[Nismo]

I freakin hate Muscletech. Everytime I read a mag and start to read an article I start to think its real. I turn the page and then see their damn product and know its a freakin add. Now I look at the bottom of the page to make sure it doesnt say (4Page add) before I start to read it.

[TheDfromGC]

funny thing is that muscletech products are by far the best selling sports supplements at the supplement store i work at. the quality of ur products doesnt mean much when u have thousands of flashy advertisements to convince the uneducated lifter of what product to buy.

[NightTrain]

i say if you have 3 months worth of the shit, then you might as well use it... it beats going out nd buying more....... Right?

[SVTMuscle*]

funny thing is that muscletech products are by far the best selling sports supplements at the supplement store i work at. the quality of ur products doesnt mean much when u have thousands of flashy advertisements to convince the uneducated lifter of what product to buy.

That's because they are brilliant marketer's. And it's the most mainstream supplement company.
They do not market to real bodybuilders, they market to the 14-18 year old kids who pick up a Muscle and Fitness magazine for the first time, all they need is that one time sale, they do not make products for continuous buys, except for Nitro-Tech.

[peace_frog]

funny thing is that muscletech products are by far the best selling sports supplements at the supplement store i work at. the quality of ur products doesnt mean much when u have thousands of flashy advertisements to convince the uneducated lifter of what product to buy.

The quality of their products is fine. Its the claims that are total BS.

But you are right on point. They sell the most products because they have great advertising. Which inturn allows them to spend even more on advertising, inturn selling more products. A cycle so vicious that you need PCT after reading a mag like M&F.

[bpowell12]

I'm with you guys. MuscleTech is overpriced and overhyped.