Amplified Creatine 189 is a creatine supplement that promises to increase your strength “with only 25% of the dos of ordinary creatine.” It also promises to absorb much faster and improve your athletic abilities much faster than its competitors. We are going to look a lot closer at Amplified Creatine 189 to see if it has what it takes to be one of the best creatine supplements on the market.

Benefits

Made by GNC, Amplified Creatine 189 claims that it will provide “189% improved muscle creatine absorption.” This is awesome because it will cut down on the “creatine bloat” that you are used to experiencing during the loading phase of supplementing. With Amplified Creatine 189, you can cut the bloat altogether.

You also will see an increased benefit from taking Amplified Creatine 189 than from taking another creatine product. This is because one dose of Amplified Creatine 189 packs 4x the punch of ordinary supplements. Clearly Amplified Creatine 189 makes some impressive claims. Let’s find out if there is any truth to them!

Ingredients

In the Amplified Creatine 189 formula you will find PEG-Creatine System in 1250mg. This is the only ingredient in the Amplified Creatine 189 formula, so we expect it to be very effective. Unfortunately, there is not much information about PEG-Creatine System available because it was created by GNC for Amplified Creatine 189 specifically. Because it is only used in Amplified Creatine 189, we were unable to find any studies about whether or not it is more effective than other forms of creatine.

Because there is no information about PEG-Creatine System available outside of GNC, there is no way for us to verify whether or not it is in fact more effective than other creatines in smaller doses.

Side Effects

Some users who have taken Amplified Creatine 189 report experiencing diarrhea, stomach ache, and flatulence while taking Amplified Creatine 189. We have not seen or heard about any dangerous or lasting side effects that will permanently affect your health.

Because there is so little credible information about PEG-Creatine System available, we recommend talking with your doctor before you decide to add Amplified Creatine 189 to your daily routine.

Cost and Guarantee

For one package of Amplified Creatine 189, you will pay $33.99 at gnc.com. If you have a GNC Gold Card, however, you will only pay $27.19. Unfortunately, there is no information about a guarantee that comes along with your purchase of Amplified Creatine 189. This makes us a little wary because it seems like if GNC were confident about their product, they would offer a guarantee. After looking over the ingredients in Amplified Creatine 189, we aren’t convinced that it is worth $33.99 or $27.19.

Our Conclusion

We don’t love Amplified Creatine 189. It does not have proven ingredients, has very few user reviews, and is overpriced. Even though it makes impressive promises, we really doubt that it will be able to follow through with them. Because of this, we do not recommend that readers use Amplified Creatine 189. There are better creatine products on the market.