• Superior Absorption and Bioavailability
• Up to 40 times more potent than regular creatine monohydrate
• No need for dextrose intake associated with many other creatine products on the market. (Dextrose, while useful for some, is still a sugar, and can lead to increased fat storage.)
• No need for a loading phase
• Excellent Feedback from Previous Creatine ‘non-responders’*

• Increased Lean Muscle Gains
• Increases Strength
• Increased Endurance
• Improved Recovery
• Excellent ‘Pumps’
• NO Fat Storage or Bloating

Creatine E2 contains Creatine Ethyl Ester HCI, which is creatine monohydrate with an ester attached. Esters are organic compounds that are formed by esterfication – the reaction of carboxylic acid and alcohols.

Although many studies indicate that creatine monohydrate is effective at increasing lean muscle tissue, strength, and athletic performance, it does have its downfalls. That is where the concept comes into play of taking a good thing and making it better. By accentuating the positives and targeting eliminating the negatives of creatine monohydrate, Creatine Ethyl Ester HCI is vastly becoming the ‘way to go’ in creatine supplementation.

Advantage 1:

• Creatine Monohydrate absorbs poorly and large amounts must be ingested to achieve maximum results. Creatine’s effectiveness is dependant upon the cells ability to absorb it. The poor absorption rate of creatine monohydrate requires users to ingest large amounts of creatine monohydrate to achieve desired results.
• Creatine E2 – due to the higher absorption rate of Creatine Ethyl Ester HCI, the daily dosage is much lower than with regular monohydrate. This is because the attachment of the ester allows more creatine to enter into cells.

Advantage 2:

• Due to the absorption issues with creatine monohydrate, some individuals do not experience results from it regardless of the dosage used. These individuals are nicknamed creatine ‘non-responders’.
• Because of the higher absorption rate of Creatine Ethyl Ester HCI, many individuals that were considered creatine ‘non-responders’ can now experience the results from creatine that they heard people talk about, but never experienced themselves. This is somewhat intertwined with the above point on the difference in absorption between creatine monohydrate and Creatine Ethyl Ester HCI.

Advantage 3:

• Creatine Monohydrate tends to cause fluid retention and ‘creatine bloat’. This is because creatine draws water into the muscle cell, and because much of the ingested amount of creatine monohydrate is not absorbed, unabsorbed creatine sits outside of the target cell with the water.
• Creatine E2, because it contains Creatine Ethyl Ester HCI generally does not cause the fluid retention and ‘creatine bloat’ associated with creatine monohydrate. In simple terms, since more of the creatine is passing into the cell, less unabsorbed creatine sits outside of it.

Advantage 4:

• Many creatine monohydrate products are loaded with dextrose or are recommended to be used with dextrose containing beverages. Dextrose is a simple sugar, and although beneficial for some individuals, can lead to fat storage. Dextrose is added to or recommended to take with creatine monohydrate in many cases because due to the poor absorption of creatine monohydrate, dextrose is used to create and insulin spike to shuttle more creatine into the muscle cells. The down side to this is obvious in that it is being done with a sugar.
• No dextrose is needed with Creatine E2 because there is no absorption issue to try to combat through the use of dextrose in pertaining to Creatine Ethyl Ester HCI.