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Evogen releases flavors of its Essential Creatine that work out to be 50% more expensive

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Evogen Creatine

Evogen has always primarily been about premium complex supplements, bringing together a wide variety of components for a core purpose like building muscle, losing weight, or enhancing recovery. Its Essential Series was a step outside of that, offering common and essential ingredients in a versatile, stackable format. Evogen is expanding on that department this week by way of its first-ever flavors of Essential Creatine, similar to what we’ve seen many other brands do.

Going alongside the original Unflavored option of Evogen’s Essential Series Creatine are the refreshing fruity flavors, Blue Raspberry Blast and Watermelon. They make it easier to consume the supplement by itself, although you do lose a bit of value going this route. The cost of Evogen’s new flavored creatine is $34.95 for tubs of 40 servings, whereas Unflavored is $29.95 for 20 more servings at 60, and in both situations, the amount of creatine monohydrate per serving is 5g.

To give you an idea of the difference in value, going the route of Blue Raspberry Blast or Watermelon for Evogen’s Essential Series Creatine will cost you 50% more per serving. There usually is a higher price when brands introduce flavored options, but this is certainly on the higher side; either way, you can grab both of the flavors first from evogenutrition.com.