Creatine Powders
Shop creatine powders for an easy way to add creatine to your daily supplement routine. Explore flavoured and unflavoured options from leading sports nutrition brands, including creatine monohydrate formulas for strength, power and high-intensity training.*
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Per4m – Creatine Unflavoured 150g
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Optimum Nutrition – Micronised Creatine Powder
Price range: £12.99 through £32.99Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page3 Sizes Available
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Per4m – Flavoured Creatine 400g
Original price was: £27.99.£19.99Current price is: £19.99.Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page9 Flavours Available
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Muscle Moose – Creatine Monohydrate 200g
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Naughty Boy – Creatine Monydrate 450g
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MyProtein – Creatine Monohydrate
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Applied Nutrition – Creatine + Peptide 444g
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Conteh Sports – Creatine Monohydrate 400g
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Sports Asylum – Creatine Monohydrate Unflavoured 250g
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Choose a creatine powder for your routine
Creatine powders are a simple and flexible way to add creatine to your daily routine. You can choose from straightforward unflavoured creatine monohydrate, flavoured powders and formulas containing creatine alongside other ingredients.
When comparing creatine powders, look at the type of creatine, amount per serving, ingredients, flavour, number of servings and cost rather than judging a product by tub size alone.
Why choose creatine powder?
Easy to add to drinks
Powder gives you flexibility over how you take your creatine. Unflavoured options can be added to an existing shake or suitable drink, while flavoured powders can be mixed with water.
Simple daily servings
Once you know the recommended serving for your chosen product, powder can be an easy addition to a regular daily routine.
Plenty of choice
Creatine powder is available in different pack sizes, flavours and formulas, giving you plenty of choice depending on whether you prioritise simplicity, taste or convenience.
Often good value
Powdered creatine can provide a large number of servings in one container. Compare cost per full serving to see how products actually stack up.
How to compare creatine powders
Check the type of creatine
Creatine monohydrate is common, but not every creatine powder uses exactly the same formula. Read the ingredients rather than assuming products are identical.
Check creatine per serving
Look at the amount of creatine provided by the recommended serving. Scoop sizes can vary, so compare the stated quantity rather than the physical size of the scoop.
Pure or flavoured?
A simple unflavoured powder may contain only creatine, whereas flavoured powders can contain flavourings, sweeteners and other ingredients. Which you choose is largely a matter of how you want to use it.
Look for additional ingredients
Some creatine powders contain other active ingredients alongside creatine. Check the complete formula, especially if you already use pre-workout or other supplements.
Compare servings, not just grams
A large tub does not automatically mean better value. Check the pack weight alongside the recommended serving size to see how many full servings you actually receive.
Calculate cost per serving
Divide the price by the number of full servings when comparing products. For simple creatine powders, this can be more useful than comparing the headline pack price.
Creatine powder or capsules?
Powders and capsules can both provide creatine, so the main difference is convenience and how you prefer to take it. Powder is easy to add to drinks and can offer good value per serving, while capsules or tablets remove the need for measuring and mixing.
If you already make a protein shake or another drink every day, an unflavoured creatine powder can be particularly easy to add to your existing routine. If you would rather take a pre-measured format without preparing a drink, creatine capsules or tablets may be more convenient.
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Creatine powder questions
What is creatine powder?
Creatine powder is a powdered form of a creatine supplement that is normally mixed with water or another suitable drink. Creatine monohydrate is one of the most common forms used in powdered products.
What does creatine powder do?
Creatine increases physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high-intensity exercise. The beneficial effect is obtained with a daily intake of 3g of creatine.
Is creatine powder the same as creatine monohydrate?
Not necessarily. “Powder” describes the format, while “monohydrate” describes a form of creatine. Many creatine powders use creatine monohydrate, but you should check the ingredients of the individual product.
How much creatine powder should I take?
Follow the serving instructions for the individual product because the amount of powder required depends on its formulation. Check how much actual creatine is provided by the recommended serving.
When should I take creatine powder?
Creatine powder can be fitted into your routine at a convenient time. Regular use is generally more relevant than trying to choose a very specific time immediately before or after training.
Can I mix creatine powder with protein powder?
Yes, an unflavoured creatine powder can commonly be added to a protein shake or another suitable drink. Check both products if your protein powder already contains added creatine.
Is flavoured or unflavoured creatine better?
Neither is automatically better. Unflavoured creatine is versatile because it can be added to other drinks, while flavoured creatine can be more convenient if you prefer to mix it with water and drink it on its own.
Are creatine powders better value than capsules?
They can be, but compare the actual products rather than assuming. Calculate the price per recommended serving and check how much creatine each serving provides.