Like many sports nutrition companies, especially those that are quite reputable, HD Muscle has been in the creatine category for quite some time. CreaHD is the brand’s entry in that space, and it is a straightforward, standalone offering, although with a bit of a premium touch. Instead of standard creatine monohydrate, the Canadian company uses German-made Creapure, and for a tub of 80 servings at the full 5g each, the price is $54.99.
It’s not uncommon to see Creapure-based creatine supplements higher than others, but starting this week at HD Muscle, fans have another way to go. The brand has introduced a second version of CreaHD made with common creatine monohydrate, not Creapure. While their names are identical, the contents are different, and much more significantly, the value is not the same, with 200 servings in the new CreaHD to last you more than half a year.
Compared to HD Muscle’s original Creapure-powered CreaHD, there is a massive difference. The savings between the two CreaHDs is about 67%, as the brand is selling its standard, 200-serving CreaHD at $44.99 (32.29 USD), meaning it’s $10 cheaper for two and a half times the servings.
