What's difference between this and Optimum's BCAA 1000mg?
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Opti men is a full range vitamin while bcaa are amino acids which help build and maintain muscle
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This one is a complete multivitamin, where as that one is targets one specific thing, BCAA.
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Confusing answers. One answer says 500mg. The other says 3000mg. Which is it ??????
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My sister recommended opti to me. That's what she and all her friends use and have gotten great results. I don't mind paying little more if it's better product. I am not familiar with now. Hope this helps you to make a decision.
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The only online comparisons seem to be by the distributors of Product B so it's hard to know if the information is reliable. I am interested as well as I have only used TA 65
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I do not personally know the answer but I recall a review that said the two different branded items were identical except for a couple of computer programs as I recall. I love this thing quite frankly. Works great and it can be increased in intensity to the point that it can actually hurt. Hurt me more is what I used to tell my therapist.
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I am not a chemist so I cannot answer as an expert, just as a user of Enada NADH for more than a decade who switched to Source Naturals brand when Enada's patent ran out and others began producing it cheaper. Neither I nor my husband have noticed any difference. Both deliver the energy, memory power, and sense of well-being for which we are looking. I chose Source Natural as they have an excellent reputation for quality. It is what we sent to my husband's brother to take right after he was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease. He went from not being able to walk, talk, write, nor feed himself very well to improvement in days (10 mg per day) and then on to doing all those things effectively again in weeks. I think those results, which would be expected from the Enada brand, speak well of the Source Natural's brand. I hope that is helpful.
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The 30x would be stronger, I believe? That was the dosage I bought. I'm taking it right now, and I believe it really helps :)
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I can't really answer that. I chose Maxi-Hair Plus because of the higher amount of Biotin in it. I think that may be the only difference in it. Compare the ingredients and then decide which one you want to take. Good luck!
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I'm currently drinking the Gold one, but it's my first time trying it. And honestly, I feel both of them the same. I would say the difference is the Platinum has more grams of protein and more BCAA per scoop than the Gold. They say Platinum is thinner so your body breaks it down better which gives you faster results. But Platinum is also a little more expensive than Gold. But yea they both work just as good in my opinion. I'm personally going to keep buying Gold though. You can get a 5lb of Gold for the price of a 3.5lb Platinum.
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A is 3000IU, C is 60mg, D is 400IU, E is 30IU, B1 is 1.5 mg, B2 is 1.7mg, Niacin is 20mg, B6 is 2mg, Folic is 400mcg, B12 is 6mcg, Pantothenic is 10mg. All except A are 100% DV (used to be RDA) and all are good amounts except C which is laughably small for optimum health. If this is your only multi I recommend you add a 250mg or even 500mg C and between 500 to 1000mg calcium pill as well. These standards are for optimum health for a 'normal' adult in reasonably good health according to my diabetes educator. She says mega doses are not safe and these multi-vitamins along with a C and a calcium are all most people need. Hope this helps. Wind to thy Wings, Evie S. A is 3000IU, C is 60mg, D is 400IU, E is 30IU, B1 is 1.5 mg, B2 is 1.7mg, Niacin is 20mg, B6 is 2mg, Folic is 400mcg, B12 is 6mcg, Pantothenic is 10mg. All except A are 100% DV (used to be RDA) and all are good amounts except C which is laughably small for optimum health. If this is your only multi I recommend you add a 250mg or even 500mg C and between 500 to 1000mg calcium pill as well. These standards are for optimum health for a 'normal' adult in reasonably good health according to my diabetes educator. She says mega doses are not safe and these multi-vitamins along with a C and a... » Read More A is 3000IU, C is 60mg, D is 400IU, E is 30IU, B1 is 1.5 mg, B2 is 1.7mg, Niacin is 20mg, B6 is 2mg, Folic is 400mcg, B12 is 6mcg, Pantothenic is 10mg. All except A are 100% DV (used to be RDA) and all are good amounts except C which is laughably small for optimum health. If this is your only multi I recommend you add a 250mg or even 500mg C and between 500 to 1000mg calcium pill as well. These standards are for optimum health for a 'normal' adult in reasonably good health according to my diabetes educator. She says mega doses are not safe and these multi-vitamins along with a C and a calcium are all most people need. Hope this helps. Wind to thy Wings, Evie S. « Show Less
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The Pro version deals with the catabolic hormone Cortisol whereas the original formula does not. As the others have said, the original is also 3 capsules per day and the Pro version 1. Many people end up having to do the original formula to dial back their dose to 1 or 2, or, going to 1 Pro capsule every other day because the anti-estrogen ingredient in both versions (Androsta-3,5-diene-7,17-dione) is tough on the joints. Personally, I would go with the regular version and assess my tolerance, then add AnaBeta Elite to suppress cortisol more effectively. Win-win.
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Yes, but it might be pointless if the pre-workout already has the same BCAAs in the same amount. Expensive overkill at that point.
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I looked at it and I'm going to say no. Based on the differences in the price. Both 1oz but bug difference so I'm going to assume the other is not nearly as strong. I hope I'm looking at this the way you are.
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When I ordered it here the bottle was 2000 IU per drop, though this product also comes in 1oz size with 500 IU drops ~ for usually 2/3 to 3/4 of the price, so the 2000 IU is more affordable. I don't see the point of the 500 IU myself since I think most of the population these days need 2000-10,000 IU to bring their Vitamin D levels to optimum. Though it would be good for a child dose or if you only need 1000 or 2000 IU in the summertime one might want to split that dose up throughout the day ~ but it's more expensive that way. To know for sure, I would ask the seller this question as only they will really know. When I ordered it here the bottle was 2000 IU per drop, though this product also comes in 1oz size with 500 IU drops ~ for usually 2/3 to 3/4 of the price, so the 2000 IU is more affordable. I don't see the point of the 500 IU myself since I think most of the population these days need 2000-10,000 IU to bring their Vitamin D levels to optimum. Though it would be good for a child dose or if you only need 1000 or 2000 IU in the summertime one might want to split that dose up throughout the day ~ but it's more expensive that way. To know for sure, I would ask the seller this question as only... » Read More When I ordered it here the bottle was 2000 IU per drop, though this product also comes in 1oz size with 500 IU drops ~ for usually 2/3 to 3/4 of the price, so the 2000 IU is more affordable. I don't see the point of the 500 IU myself since I think most of the population these days need 2000-10,000 IU to bring their Vitamin D levels to optimum. Though it would be good for a child dose or if you only need 1000 or 2000 IU in the summertime one might want to split that dose up throughout the day ~ but it's more expensive that way. To know for sure, I would ask the seller this question as only they will really know. « Show Less
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Hi Dana! I went to DONA's website but didn't see milligrams, just salt (3%). I think the difference is that one comes in blister packs and the other loose in a bottle. I don't think there is a difference in dosage. I use Prime to get free shipping. I also check Walgreens as they sometimes have a better sale, but not often. I've been using this for 2 years and rarely have a problem with knees or hands. Anne
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I think it tastes way better. It's sweeter and has more of a chocolate taste. I stopped drinking MM after I stumbled on optimum nutrition.
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i have only used the extra strength tablets for less than a month so I can't give a definitive answer as to the differencebetween the two..