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Multipower Creatine Creapure review

Multipower recently sent FitnessUncovered a tub of Creatine Creapure to review. We have reviewed many Multipower products before, so please take a look at our other reviews which you can find within the supplement articles. We have no affiliation to Multipower so you can be assured the following review is independent and honest. We do however encourage you to look for other reviews on this product if you are thinking of purchasing, because like any review, it is subjective.

Ingredients and nutritional values

Creapure is 100% Creatine monohydrate.

According to the Multipower web site; Creapure… “May contain traces of milk protein, egg, soya and gluten”. This supplement is also suitable for vegetarians.

According to the Multipower web site, the benefits of supplementing with Multipower Creatine Creapure are:

• The supplement is “proven to extend exercise endurance”
• “Practical intermediate energy storage for power training”

Creatine monohydrate is an extremely popular supplement among bodybuilders, strength athletes and general gym goers. There are two main reasons with its popularity; its effectiveness and its price. Creatine, for most users, can help increase strength and workout endurance as Creatine aids the replenishment of energy for muscle contractions. Creatine has also been shown to help muscle growth, and users often welcome the cell volumising effects of the supplement whilst they use it, which can add several pounds of bodyweight and fill out muscles. Creatine monohydrate is defiantly worth a try for anyone interested in gaining muscle mass and strength.

Taste and texture

Creapure is pretty much tasteless and mixes very well with fruit juice. I would avoid any front loading phrases, and instead take 3g of Creapure each day for a six week period.

You can find Multipower Creatine Creapure here.