I was just reading today in the March edition of Muscle and Fitness that Muscletech is going to put out "The New and Improved Hydroxycut" and I quote"Unbelievable! Muscletech has done it again! Yes, that's right, top supplement company Muscletech has just developed another innovative supplement that can help you in your quest to lose fat and get ripped! Muscletech's widely popular Ephedra-Free vesion of Hydroxcut will now be available in a caffeine-free version! If you don't want to take in extra caffeine, but still want and edge to help you get ripped then this new version of Hydroxcut is perfect for you!"
...I laughed so hard after I read that, you just can't make up comedy like that. So basically now the staple E/C/A stack is reduced to nothing but aspirin. They also have a 4-page ad about their "super-secret, innovative new Nitro-Tech Nighttime" that they can't share too much info about b/c they don't want their competitors to steal their technology. Just thought I'd share

Funny or not...obviously Muscletech ad's work. They must be selling a ton of supplements in order to pay all those pro's contracts that they have...

ITs not just aspirin.
The EF hydroxycut has HCA, Green Tea Extract, ALA, and Caffeine, along with white willow bark
Caffiene Free just cuts out the Caffiene of the above mentioned ingredients.

But, it still sucks.

Yeah, i see alot of people at my gym that talk about all they use is muscle tech because when you stack muscle tech items is when they work at their peak. So are they actually clever enough to split up the "secret formula" (sacrasm) into about 30 parts for all the crap you would have to take? Unlikely......basically i avoid this stuff like the plague.

Caffiene free hydroxycut is nothing new. Regular hydroxycut is crap anyway and that does not help. I regret buying as many bottles of hydroxycut as i did in the hopes it MIGHT help me lose weight.

Used to have a collection of those stupid little white "carrying cases" that are in every bottle.

as much as people flame on muscletech they do have decent products. the ads are a bit too much yes but they arnt really that bad.