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Gaming giant G Fuel takes on creatine with authentic flavors, 40 servings and a $34.99 price tag

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G Fuel Creatine

The gaming category has relentlessly stuck to energy and focus supplements since it rose to the popularity that it has, whether that’s separate, together in the one product, or even in a more convenient format like a carbonated drink. Various brands in that space have brought in other categories positioned and marketed towards gamers, including hydration and meal replacement, and now arguably the biggest gaming company out there has brought in another.

To go alongside its signature nootropic supplement Energy Formula, as well as its electrolyte-backed hydration product, the brand has introduced G Fuel Creatine. There isn’t anything supremely advanced or premium about it, as it simply relies on classic creatine monohydrate at 5g in each of its 40 servings. While usually you get 30 or 60 servings in creatine supplements to line up with a full month, G Fuel has gone 40 to match its flagship Energy Formula.

Considering how many servings you get, the price of G Fuel Creatine is at the high end, sitting at $34.99, again for 40 servings. For comparison, Ghost recently relaunched its standalone creatine, now featuring OptiCreatine, which comes with 40 servings and a regular price of $24.99. You can purchase the gaming supplement company’s creatine straight from its website in three flavors with the sour strawberry recipe, Sour Final Boss, and the authentic Push Pop tastes, Blue Raspberry and Cherry Watermelon.