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Nutrex Flavored Creatine

Nutrex is incredibly popular in the creatine category, as we recently discovered when retailer Muscle & Strength shared a map of its top-selling products in the different states across the country, and for 31 of them it was Nutrex’s Creatine Monohydrate. The brand has always had great value in the protein powder category as well as creatine, and to further build on that, Nutrex has come out with flavors of its hugely popular standalone supplement.

New to the market from Nutrex are Strawberry Watermelon and a classic Fruit Punch flavor of Creatine Monohydrate, available in a tub of 60 servings to start. You get the usual full dosage of creatine in each of those servings at 5g to support muscle strength, performance, and power. Most impressively, unlike almost every other brand out there that has unflavored and flavored creatine, Nutrex does not charge extra for the tasty extensions.

Through nutrex.com, the 60-serving tubs of the unflavored Creatine Monohydrate are the same as the Strawberry Watermelon and Fruit Punch Creatine Monohydrates at $24.99. The former does get more cost-effective when you grab its larger sizes, but if you usually buy two months’ worth, it won’t cost you anything extra to go flavored. If you buy four in the brand’s Build Your Own Stack feature, you can bring that cost down further to $16.24.