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Lemon Lime
5 g of creatine monohydrate and a full electrolyte load. 30 servings — one month at one scoop a day.
- Made in an ISO 22000, BRC and GMP certified facility
- Certificate of analysis on every batch
- Every quantity published — no proprietary blends
- Airtight screw lid with the scoop above the fill line
Ø 110 × 150 mm · Airtight screw lid · Scoop inside
The full list
| Creatine monohydrate (micronised) | 5,000 mg |
|---|---|
| Sodium chloride | 1,150 mg |
| Trisodium citrate | 630 mg |
| Potassium citrate | 470 mg |
| Citric acid | 400 mg |
| Di-magnesium malate | 325 mg |
| Potassium chloride | 250 mg |
| Malic acid | 200 mg |
| Natural flavouring | 200 mg |
| Silicon dioxide | 40 mg |
| Sweetener: steviol glycosides | 35 mg |
Three things worth knowing
The magnesium is malate, not oxide. Oxide is cheaper and it is what most tubs contain. It is also poorly absorbed and the usual reason a magnesium product sends people to the bathroom.
Potassium comes from two sources. Potassium chloride on its own is bitter and metallic. Splitting it with citrate costs more and makes the drink actually palatable.
There is no proprietary blend. Every quantity is printed above. If a brand will not tell you how much of something is in the tub, assume the answer is "not much".
Why we built it this wayUnflavoured
No flavouring, no sweetener — the same formula for adding to your own drink. It needs its own production run, so it follows once Lemon Lime has earned it.
Flavour trials, sample rounds and restock dates go up here first.