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Gorilla Energy includes a few standalone products in its Ultimate supplement line

Gorilla Ultimate Creatine

Over the last few days, we’ve been running through the supplements that the energy drink company Gorilla Energy has brought to market, specifically the more intriguing, complex items like Ultimate Pre-Workout and the high-calorie Ultimate Mass Gainer. There are six products in total that the long-running beverage brand has put out into the world, and here we’re covering the other half, grouped together, as they are on the more traditional side.

The remaining supplements from Gorilla Energy are all named after their key ingredients with Ultimate Creatine, Ultimate L-Citrulline, and Ultimate BCAA. Those first two are the most straightforward, as they come in bulk, unflavored powder for versatility and ease of use. As for Gorilla Ultimate BCAA, that is a little bit more interesting, as it has the usual 2:1:1 leucine to isoleucine and valine ratio, and it’s actually flavored rather than having no taste to it.

Compared to the advanced supplements from Gorilla Energy, Ultimate Creatine, L-Citrulline, and BCAA are relatively cheap, sitting around ₽2100 (26.93 USD) each, and that’s for more than a month’s worth of servings like you get in Ultimate Pre-Workout and Pump Complex.