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Infinis gets a bit more creative in three new and smaller flavors of its bulk creatine

Infinis Flavored Creatine

Infinis Nutrition is expanding on the trend of flavored creatine this coming Monday, after initially entering the category late last year with a traditional, straightforward, flavored supplement packing 100 servings. With units weighing 500g, you get a full 5g of classic creatine monohydrate in each of those servings. Again, in a couple of days, the reputable brand is launching more flavors but in a smaller 60-serving size, each with that same 5g of creatine.

The next set of options for Infinis Nutrition’s flavored creatine in the smaller 300g bottle includes Tangerine Juice, Sour Apple, and Mango Pineapple, all relatively exotic tastes. It’s a drastic difference compared to the flavors of the original 500g bottle in Blue Raspberry and Lemon Ice. Basically, if you’re looking for something a little more uncommon and tropical, and don’t mind the mild drop in value, then the latest from Infinis is what you want.

While the 100 serving of Infinis Nutrition’s standalone creatine is $28.99, the 60 is $22.99, working out to a 32% higher cost. The brand is celebrating the launch of the extensions with a discount of 15%, making the difference in value a little better, exclusively through infinisnutrition.com, and only live for 72 hours from Monday to Wednesday.