Overview
The Creatine Monohydrate Powder Micronised - 1KG - 200 Servings - 7 Month Supply - Vegan, Finest Grade, Pure & Unflavoured - Ideal for Pre and Post Workout Routine - Made in The UK - Xellerate Nutrition is one of the most popular choices in Creatine right now. With an excellent 4.5/5 average rating, it's one of the best-reviewed options in its category.
Key features
- PURE CREATINE MONOHYDRATE – 1KG POUCH – Each pouch delivers 1,000g of premium creatine monohydrate powder, one of the most researched sports supplements available. With around 200 servings at 5g per scoop, that’s close to 7 months of use when taken once daily. Designed to provide excellent value, a long-lasting supply, and the flexibility to support your training routine without the need for frequent reorders.
- SUPPORTS HIGH-INTENSITY PERFORMANCE* – Creatine increases physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high-intensity exercise. The beneficial effect is obtained with a daily intake of 3g of creatine*. *EFSA approved claim.
- UNFLAVOURED – Our creatine monohydrate powder is completely unflavoured, giving you the freedom to use it exactly how you like. With no added flavours, sweeteners or fillers, it mixes smoothly into water, juice, protein shakes, or any pre- or post-workout drink. This versatility makes it easy to fit into your daily training routine, whether you prefer to take it on its own or combine it with other sports supplements.
- 100% VEGAN – Suitable for both vegans and vegetarians, our creatine monohydrate is designed for men and women who train hard, go to the gym, or simply lead an active lifestyle. A clean and straightforward source of creatine to complement your daily nutrition.
- WHY CHOOSE XELLERATE? - Formulated to help you achieve your peak performance, Xellerate is a range of sports supplements meticulously crafted by Nu U Nutrition. At Nu U Nutrition we pride ourselves on offering premium nutritional supplements derived from the highest quality ingredients with Xellerate being no exception.
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