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The basic objective of a mass gainer is to supply your body with a lot of calories that it can, then, use to create more muscle. As long as the calories work towards creating lean mass, it’s all wonderful. One look at theMuscleTech Mass Tech will leave you wondering whether its massive calorie count is really something that you can use without adding a few inches to your waistline.

So, to see whether those calories really do what they are supposed to, we took this popular supplement for one of our special MuscleTech Mass Tech reviews.

Taste and Mixability:

To begin with, everything starts with taste because if you cannot keep the mass gainer down, it won’t do much good. MuscleTech Mass Tech scores pretty high on the taste factor as most people find the strawberry and vanilla versions quite tasty. The chocolate version could do with a bit of work, the overall taste lacks the general sweetness that you come to expect from chocolate flavored protein.

In terms of mixing up things to create the shake, you won’t be disappointed because the MuscleTech Mass Tech creates a smooth and thick blend that almost feels like you’re eating a yogurt. It blends completely with just a few shakes and irrespective of whether you mix it with water or milk (skimmed or low fat), you will get that smoothness you desire from your mass gainer.

Value:

Most mass gainers designed for serious bodybuilders tend to be a bit on the expensive side and the MuscleTech Mass Tech is no different. It is, in fact, one of the most expensive supplements out there with a $3.52 per serving cost attached to it. Now that is primarily due to the fact that you have to add about five scoops per serving! That’s about 255 grams per serving, which is a generous amount for any kind of mass gainer out there.

Other mass gainers like the Met-RX Xtreme Size Up cost about $2.50 per serving but that comes down to a lower serving size as well. What’s more important to note here is that the Met-RX Xtreme Size Up provides about 60 grams of protein per serving, as compared to the 63 grams of the MuscleTech Mass Tech. That means, you’re paying about a dollar more for just 3-more grams. However, throw the proprietary creatine blend of MuscleTech Mass Tech into the mix and that cost can be justified, well… just about!

The best price we found for a 7lb (13 servings) tub was $43.45 at IllPumpYouUp.com.

Effectiveness:

To put it plain and simple, the MuscleTech Mass Tech is an extremely effective product. Each serving provides you with a massive 1,000 calories and that’s just with water. If you want more calories, mix it with skimmed milk or, for even more, regular milk! The best part is that out of all those calories, only 80 calories are attributed to the 8 grams of fat you get per serving. That means a lot more useful and lean calories that you can convert into muscle with some hardcore workouts.

As mentioned above, the MuscleTech Mass Tech comes with about 63 grams of protein, and about 85 grams of carbohydrates per serving. There is a relatively small mineral profile with just three ingredients (Iron, Calcium and Sodium) but three very vital ingredients at that. Where the product actually stands out is in its Mass Tech Co Factors proprietary formula. This is where you get that Creatine Monohydrate (10 grams) along with L-Leucine, L-Glycine, L-Alanine and Taurine, to add about 5grams of BCAAs towards a better, more efficient recovery process.

If you are looking for a mass gainer that really hits the spot, MuscleTech Mass Tech could be the one for you. It is extremely effective and you’re likely to see extremely efficient results after just a few weeks of usage. As long as you keep your diet running strong and work out hard in the gym, the MuscleTech Mass Tech will really deliver on its promise of adding lean muscle mass to your body! This is truly a high performance product for the high performance athlete or bodybuilder looking for that edge!

Side Effects:

Some of the side effects that you normally associate with medium-chain Triglycerides is nausea and stomach pain. However, very few people reported these symptoms and, largely, MuscleTech Mass Tech usage has been seen to be problem-free. People who are sensitive to protein supplements or have difficulty absorbing proteins may find these symptoms popping up and if they do, it’s wise to consult a physician before continuing with the supplement.