Compare Creatine
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How we compare creatine
Every product gets the same benchmark: 100 g creatine. We divide the pack price by the amount of creatine it contains and scale that to the benchmark, so a 500 g tub compares fairly with 1 kg, and powder with capsules.
price per 100 g = pack price ÷ amount of creatine in the pack × 100 g
Labels state the compound, for example creatine monohydrate. It contains 87.9% pure creatine; we convert to the amount of creatine and compare on that. Both numbers are shown for every product.
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Frequently asked questions about creatine
What is the cheapest creatine per 100 g?
As soon as products are available, the cheapest one is listed first on this page.
How does suppsradar.com calculate the price per 100 g?
We divide the selling price by the total amount of creatine in the pack and multiply by the 100 g benchmark. Pack size, form (powder, capsules, tablets) and concentration are normalised that way.
Which webshops do we compare for creatine?
We compare offers from German webshops that provide a product feed; the list keeps growing.
How often are prices updated?
Every night at 03:00 we fetch the product feeds of all connected shops. Each product shows when its price was last checked; always verify the final price in the shop.
Why is there less creatine than the label says?
Manufacturers list the amount of the compound, usually creatine monohydrate. That is 87.9% pure creatine; the rest is bound water or another acid residue. A 500 g tub of creatine monohydrate therefore holds about 440 g pure creatine. Because every product is compared on pure creatine, other forms (such as HCl or citrate) land where they really belong.
What is creatine used for?
Creatine is one of the most researched supplements in the world. It increases phosphocreatine stores in your muscles, giving you more explosive power and energy for short, high-intensity efforts like weightlifting and sprints. Effective for almost anyone who exercises.