Primabolics Creatine Multi Stage Blend

Power through your workouts and pack on lean muscle mass with Primabolics Creatine Multi-Stage Blend!

Creatine has gained a lot of attention as of late, and for good reason. Creatine increases the synthesis of Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP), the body’s primary source of energy. Creatine allows our muscles to contract with more power for an increased number of repetitions, increasing our anaerobic exercise capacity and therefore allows us to train harder, for longer, and stimulate more muscle growth!

Creatine Multi-Stage Blend is a unique blend of 4 different forms of creatine including Creatine Monohydrate, Creatine HCL, Creatine Ethyl Ester & Creatine AAKG!

First up is Creatine Monohydrate, the most-studied and most-popular form of creatine. Attached to one molecule of water, Creatine Monohydrate will draw water into muscle cells to increase cell hydration and protein synthesis.

Next, Primabolics has added Creatine HCL. Bound with hydrochloric acid, Creatine HCL has superior solubility and bioavailability, making it easily digestible and therefore, increasing absoroption by the body. Also, because Creatine HCL has a lower and more acidic pH, it is better aligned with the naturally acidic environment in our gastrointestinal tract and less likely to cause stomach upset.

Primabolics Creatine also contains Creatine AAKG which can improve blood flow and nutrient delivery to transport more creatine directly into muscle cells, and Creatine Ethyl Ester to enhance delivery and enable the body to easily absorb more creatine.

With the combination of these 4 forms of creatine, you’re getting the benefits of muscle hyper-hydration, improved blood flow, high bioavailability and minimal GI distress to increase muscle power and stimulate muscle growth!

To get the best results from Creatine Multi-Stage Blend we recommend using it daily. Simply mix 1 scoop in a MJ Shaker with your beverage of choice. On training days we recommend taking an additional scoop post-workout.

To learn more about creatine, check out our video ‘What Does Creatine Do?’