ESN Ultrapure Creatine Monohydrate
Supplements & nutrition
A clean, vegan, lab-tested and competitively priced creatine monohydrate — the single most evidence-backed supplement in sport, done right.
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Value / Deal
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Pros
- The ingredient class with the strongest evidence base of any sports supplement
- Lab-tested and on the Kölner Liste — safe for tested athletes
- Vegan, microfine, tasteless, dissolves well
- Competitively priced — as low as ~€0.16 per serving at market
Cons
- Not branded Creapure — if you specifically want Creapure, pick ESN’s separate SKU
- Official esn.com price runs above the cheapest resellers
Who it's for
Buy it if…
You (or your clients) want a clean, doping-safe, well-priced creatine — the one foundational supplement worth recommending to almost everyone.
Skip it if…
You specifically require the branded Creapure raw material, or already dose 3–5 g creatine from another source.
Creatine monohydrate is the rare supplement that actually earns the hype — the ISSN calls it the most effective ergogenic aid available for high-intensity performance and lean mass — and ESN’s Ultrapure is a clean, lab-tested, vegan, Kölner-Liste version at a genuinely fair price (~€0.16–0.21 a serving). For a coach building a foundational stack, this is the easy, evidence-first recommendation.
One honest note: “Ultrapure” is ESN’s own in-house creatine, not the branded Creapure raw material — if a client specifically wants Creapure, ESN sells a separate SKU for that. Otherwise, monohydrate is monohydrate: 3–5 g a day, tested, cheap, done.
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