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Switch puts its 6-month-old flavored creatine into stick packs for more than 2x price

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Flavored Switch Creatine In Stick Packs

Reputable Australian brand Switch Nutrition got in on the flavored creatine trend earlier this year with a red-colored version of its Essentials Series Creatine in three options with Refreshing Lime, Red Raspberry, and Mango Passionfruit. It has become the thing to do, at least give the consumers the chance to choose, whether they go unflavored to mix with other supplements, or flavored to enjoy it all by itself without mixing with other products.

Switch Nutrition has followed that innovation with a spin-off that puts the same quality creatine supplement into stick packs. It is the same product, just each serving has been packaged into sticks, with 4g of classic creatine monohydrate. It has all of those same fruity flavors mentioned above, but the cost is a lot higher, with the convenience costing $29.95 (19.48 USD) for a box of 20, which is 250% more expensive than the bulk tubs of flavored creatine.