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Product features.
A good fit for A fruit-flavoured way to include a clearly measured creatine amount in a strength or repeated-effort training routine.
- The pictured table distinguishes 3 g creatine from 3.4 g creatine monohydrate and the larger 4.5 g powder serving, making the active amount easier to compare.
- The Fruit Punch format offers an alternative to adding unflavoured powder to another drink, with 55 listed servings in the 247.5 g tub.
Includes flavourings, acids and sweeteners. An older gallery ingredient box omits these additions, so the live flavour-specific ingredients and received pack must be checked rather than treating it as pure creatine powder.
Read the ingredient evidence.
Creatine monohydrate — Strong evidence for specific repeated high-intensity performance outcomes; other claims need separate appraisal. Benefits, women’s context & cautions
These findings concern the stated ingredient or studied preparation. The finished formula and retail version may differ.
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The details that matter.
- Photographed flavour and pack
- Fruit Punch; 247.5 g tub; 55 listed servings
- Powder serving
- 4.5 g
- Pictured creatine monohydrate
- 3.4 g per 4.5 g powder serving
- Pictured creatine
- 3.0 g per 4.5 g powder serving
- Other listed ingredients
- Citric and malic acids, flavourings, beetroot concentrate, sucralose, acesulfame K, curcuma oil extract and sodium chloride
- The gallery’s shortened ingredient box conflicts with the flavour-specific text. Check the received Fruit Punch label, particularly sweeteners and allergen traces.
- The retailer lists possible milk, gluten, egg, soy, nut and peanut traces. Flavouring does not establish suitability for an allergy.
- Count creatine across other powders and pre-workouts. Kidney disease, medicines or abnormal kidney tests need individual advice before use.
Cycling & duration.
Ingredient timeframes describe the cited preparation; they do not establish a cycle for every finished formula.
Micronised Creatine Powder - Fruit Punch 247.5 g
- On/off pattern
- Creatine monohydrate does not require routine on/off weeks; this flavoured formula still needs its own serving and ingredient review.
- Duration & evidence
- Use duration follows the training goal and suitability. The listed 4.5 g serving supplies 3 g creatine; a 55-serving bottle is not a recommended 55-day course.
- When to review
- Review total creatine, the received label and tolerance when the training plan or health changes.
- Optional 5–7-day loading in creatine research concerns measured monohydrate protocols; do not copy plain-powder scoop amounts into this flavoured product.
- No protective off period has been established for the added ingredients. Kidney concerns or medicines require advice rather than a self-designed cycle.
Duration sources: ISSN: creatine monohydrate efficacy, maintenance and loading · Optimum Nutrition: creatine format and serving distinctions. Checked 2026-11-06.
Read the guide to supplement cycling, courses and review periods
How we assessed it.
The owner-supplied Amazon UK destination, exact product photograph, pictured nutrition panel and listing ingredients were checked on 6 November 2026, alongside the linked manufacturer range information. Ingredient evidence describes the relevant nutrient, not independent testing of this finished product. Gram Health has not physically tested taste, mixing, purity or performance.
Retailer source: Amazon UK retailer listing: Optimum Nutrition Micronised Creatine Powder, Fruit Punch 247.5 g · Details checked 2026-11-06.
Optimum Nutrition UK: Micronised Creatine Powder range
Exact Fruit Punch gallery: serving composition
ISSN: creatine monohydrate efficacy, maintenance and loading
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A good fit for A tub format and an unflavoured powder.
A plain monohydrate powder in a tub, with the brand identifying the micronised format and publishing a composition table.
Read the ingredient evidence.
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A good fit for Comparing a flavoured creatine-and-micronutrient blend with a simpler creatine-only powder.
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