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Ghost is relaunching its standalone creatine and this time it has several flavors to choose from

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Ghost Creatine With Opticreatine

The two-time Brand Of The Year and winner of our previous Brand Of The Decade award has been in the business of creatine for quite some time by way of Ghost Size. It was really ahead of its time, still standing as one of our favorite complex creatine supplements, blending creatine with several other supporting muscle builders and performance components. Early last year, Ghost finally did a simpler standalone under its Basics Series, although now it is taking a much bigger swing at the category.

Launching in about one week through Ghost’s official online store is a whole new Ghost Creatine that changes quite a few things from the Basics Series. Firstly, the new supplement has a design more in line with the rest of the brand’s powder products, and instead of Creapure, this time around it uses OptiCreatine. That is still classic creatine monohydrate, but it uses a specialized technology to eliminate the grittiness and sedimentation you sometimes get with other versions of monohydrate.

With the explosive rise in the popularity and competitiveness of creatine, it’s a smart play for Ghost to go as basic as possible, while still having its premium edge by way of OptiCreatine. Another big change with the new Ghost Creatine is that it’ll be available Unflavored as well as flavored with four tastes to choose from, including Strawbango and Blue Raspberry. Again, the supplement will be launching, or technically relaunching, at the end of next week in 40-serving tubs, except for Unflavored, which has 50.