Supplements & protein

Creatine Monohydrate: Compare Prices & Tubs Before You Buy

Creatine is one of the most searched supplements in the region. This is a buying guide only: how to compare tubs and prices and avoid fakes, with no health claims.

Note: this content is general information and price/spec comparison only, not medical advice. Consult your doctor before using any supplement. Not intended for children or pregnant or breastfeeding people unless under medical supervision.

Read the label first

Look for "Creatine Monohydrate" in the ingredients and the serving size the maker states (many tubs list 3 to 5 g per serving).

Compare servings per tub; two tubs of the same weight can differ in servings if serving sizes differ.

Some tubs add flavours or other ingredients. If you want creatine only, pick an unflavoured tub.

Work out price per serving

Divide the tub price by the number of servings. It is a fairer comparison than total price across sizes.

We do not publish prices here because supplement prices change often; check them in the store on the day.

Genuine vs fake

Buy from the brand's official site or well-known pharmacies and stores. Fake tubs are a known problem in some local shops.

Check the seal, expiry date and batch number, and use the brand's verification code if it offers one.

We do not publish fixed prices. The correct price is the one the store shows when you buy.