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Cellucor gets in on the trend and makes its Cor-Performance Creatine in three flavors

Cellucor Flavored Cor Performance Creatine

We just mentioned how much of a trend flavored creatine has become, with sports nutrition brands of all shapes and sizes releasing their standalone creatine supplement or making an all-new standalone creatine, that comes in flavors, not just unflavored. Again, this is something that has become a trend with Bucked Up just doing it in four fruity flavors, and also jumping in on the fun this month is fellow legacy sports nutrition company Cellucor with three options for its Cor-Performance Creatine.

Cellucor, the maker of the incredibly popular C4 family of pre-workouts, has had its Cor-Performance Creatine available for some time, but it’s been exclusively unflavored, making it easy to stack together with a pre-workout or post-workout. That same supplement can now be purchased on Amazon in three flavors, all of them classic and fruity with Icy Blue Razz, Watermelon, and Fruit Punch, although you don’t get as many servings at 50 instead of the 72 you get in Cellucor’s unflavored creatine.

The flavored Cor-Performance Creatine from Cellucor, available on Amazon, carries a price tag of $24.99, which is not only more expensive than the unflavored original, but again, it has fewer servings, so there is a significant difference in value if you want your creatine to have an actual taste. The 50 servings is more than a month’s supply; however, it’s less than two months’ worth, kind of right in between, and each of those servings has the usual reliable dose of creatine at 5g for muscle strength and size.