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Gains In Bulk makes a sleek canister to store your powder supplements more stylishly

Gains Supplement Canister

Gains In Bulk puts a lot of its sports nutrition supplements in bulk resealable bags, including its Workout Candy, Instantized Creatine, BCAA, Glutamine, and even the women’s marketed creatine product, Shape. They’re a lot easier to stash away in the cupboard, but don’t look as good on the shelf as a bold, shaped tub. Gains In Bulk is giving fans a way to make its bagged supplements presentable and be proud to have them sitting on display on your kitchen counter.

Now available from Gains In Bulk is a sleek, black-colored, metal canister with its signature word “Gains” down the side, also in black, for a stylish black-on-black feel. It has been designed to store your powder supplements in, like Instantized Creatine, and put on display looking far better than the glossy resealable bags. You can purchase the accessory directly from the brand at $15, currently down from $20, or grab one of Gains In Bulk’s Creatine Kits and get it free.