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Muscleology gives its standalone creatine a high-end twist utilizing German CreaPure

Muscleology Pure Power

Muscleology is back at it this month with more innovation in the supplement space, this time jumping on the creatine bandwagon with Pure Power. The move comes as no surprise, given creatine’s increasing popularity in the industry from competitors of all shapes and sizes. Everyone and their gym buddy seems to be scooping the muscle-building powerhouse these days, and Muscleology wasn’t about to be left behind, introducing its bulk and unflavored Pure Power, a creatine with a premium twist.

Pure Power is as straightforward as it comes in terms of formula, as it relies entirely on creatine monohydrate with nothing else in there. Where that premium twist comes into play is Muscleology utilizes high-end, Germany-made Creapure creatine, not the standard variety. Each tub of the latest from the brand has the usual 60 servings of the full 5g dosage of muscle, strength, and performance-powering creatine although it has been priced rather high at $44.99. That is 73% more expensive than SFH’s Creatine Monohydrate shared earlier today, also with 60 servings but regular creatine.