Best Creatine Supplements in Canada 2026 — Every Format Compared

Creatine is the most researched supplement in history — and it works. But with powders, gummies, chews, capsules, HCL, and flavoured options now available, choosing the right one can be confusing. We carry every format in Canada and we've tested them all. Here's our honest breakdown.

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At Top Nutrition & Fitness in Montreal, we've been selling creatine for years. We don't carry overpriced supplements — if creatine is creatine, we stock the ones that deliver quality at a fair price. This guide covers everything you need to know: the science, the formats, the brands we actually carry, and how to pick the right one for your goals and lifestyle.

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Table of Contents

1. Best Unflavoured Creatine Monohydrate Powder — The Gold Standard
2. Best Flavoured Creatine Powder
3. Best Creatine HCL
4. Best Creatine Gummies
5. Best Creatine Chews
6. Which Format Is Right for You? — Decision Guide
7. Do I Really Need Creatine? — FAQ
8. More Supplement Guides
9. Why Buy from Top Nutrition & Fitness

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1. Best Unflavoured Creatine Monohydrate Powder — The Gold Standard

Creatine monohydrate is the format that has been studied in hundreds of clinical trials. It is the version researchers use. It is the version athletes have been using since the early 1990s. It is the version that built the reputation creatine has today. Everything else — HCL, ethyl ester, buffered creatine, liquid creatine — is a variation on this original, usually sold at a higher price with a marketing story attached.

Unflavoured monohydrate powder is the cheapest, most effective, and most reliable form you can buy. The downside is taste and texture: it's a fine white powder that mixes into water and, depending on the product, can leave a slight gritty residue. Most people don't mind it. Those who do should look at flavoured options or alternative formats further down this guide.

Here are the unflavoured monohydrate powders we carry and recommend:

PVL 100% Pure Pharmaceutical Grade Creatine Monohydrate (1000g)

This is our top pick for value and quality, and it's Canadian-made. PVL (Pure Vita Labs) is a Canadian supplement brand that has been around for decades. Their creatine is pharmaceutical grade, meaning it meets the purity standards set for pharmaceutical manufacturing — not just food-grade standards. You're getting a clean product with no fillers, no additives, and no surprises.

At 1000g with a 5g serving size, you're getting 200 servings per tub. For most people taking 5g per day, that's roughly six to seven months of supply in a single purchase. The price per serving on this tub is approximately $0.20, making it one of the best value creatine products available in Canada.

"Creatine is creatine — this one is clean, properly dosed, and costs what it should."

We currently have a BOGO 50% off deal on PVL creatine. If you're stocking up — and you should be, because you will be taking creatine for a long time if you're serious about training — this is the best time to buy two tubs and lock in the savings.

Who it's for: anyone who wants the best value, the cleanest product, and the most research-backed form of creatine available. This is the default recommendation for the majority of people.

Allmax Creatine Monohydrate (1000g)

Allmax is another Canadian brand, based in Toronto, and their creatine is also pharmaceutical grade. The Allmax 1000g tub is a direct competitor to PVL in the large-format unflavoured monohydrate category. Allmax has been in the Canadian supplement market for many years and has built a strong reputation for quality and consistency.

The product is 100% creatine monohydrate, no added ingredients, tested to pharmaceutical standards. Like the PVL product, you're looking at 200 servings from a 1000g tub at a 5g dose. The price per serving is comparable to PVL, making this an excellent choice if you prefer the Allmax brand or simply want a second option at the same quality tier.

Who it's for: people who want Canadian pharmaceutical grade creatine at scale, or those who already use and trust other Allmax products.

Allmax Creatine Monohydrate (400g)

The 400g version of the Allmax creatine is the same product in a smaller container — same pharmaceutical grade quality, same pure monohydrate formula, just 80 servings instead of 200. The price per serving is slightly higher than the 1000g tub, as is typically the case with smaller sizes, but it's still an excellent value and a reasonable entry point.

This is a good option if you've never taken creatine before and want to try a smaller quantity before committing to a larger tub. It's also a good option if storage space is a concern or if you want to rotate flavours or products more frequently.

Who it's for: first-time creatine users, people who want to trial before buying large, or anyone who doesn't want to commit to a 1000g tub.

Mutant Creatine (300g)

Mutant is a Canadian brand known for being straightforward and no-frills. Their creatine monohydrate comes in a 300g tub with 60 servings at 5g per serving. It's a solid starter size — enough to get through a good portion of a loading-free protocol and really see the effects of creatine before deciding to buy larger.

Mutant keeps it simple and keeps the price reasonable. There's nothing flashy here, which is exactly what you want from a creatine product. At 60 servings, you're looking at about two months of consistent use at 5g per day.

Who it's for: people trying creatine for the first time, people who want a compact tub for travel, or people who want to mix creatine formats and don't need a massive supply of any single product.

Price-Per-Serving Comparison — Unflavoured Monohydrate Powders

Product	Size	Servings	Approx. Price/Serving	Made In
PVL 100% Pure Creatine Monohydrate	1000g	200	~$0.20	Canada
Allmax Creatine Monohydrate	1000g	200	~$0.21	Canada
Allmax Creatine Monohydrate	400g	80	~$0.28	Canada
Mutant Creatine	300g	60	~$0.30	Canada

Note: PVL with the BOGO 50% off deal drops the effective price per serving even lower — closer to $0.13 to $0.15 per serving depending on current pricing. If you're planning to use creatine long-term (which you should be), taking advantage of that deal is a very easy call.

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2. Best Flavoured Creatine Powder

Not everyone wants to choke down an unflavoured white powder every day. That's legitimate. If the only thing standing between you and consistent creatine use is the taste or texture of unflavoured powder in plain water, then flavoured creatine is the right choice — full stop. A supplement you take every day is infinitely better than a supplement you take when you remember or when you feel like it.

Flavoured creatine is the same creatine monohydrate, just with flavouring agents added. The effectiveness is identical. The cost per serving is slightly higher because you're paying for the flavouring and often a more complex formulation. But if flavour is what it takes to build the habit, that small premium is worth every cent.

Allmax Nutrition Flavoured Creatine Monohydrate (30 servings)

Allmax has taken their same pharmaceutical-grade creatine monohydrate and added flavouring to create a product that actually tastes good. This is for people who hate unflavoured creatine mixed in water — the slight chalkiness, the aftertaste, the gritty residue at the bottom of the glass. Allmax Flavoured Creatine solves all of that.

Available in multiple flavour options, the 30-serving tub is a great way to find out which flavour you prefer before committing to a larger quantity. Each serving delivers the same clinically effective 5g dose of creatine monohydrate.

Who it's for: people who dislike the taste or texture of unflavoured creatine, people who want to enjoy the process of supplementation rather than endure it, and anyone who mixes their creatine in plain water (rather than burying it in a protein shake where the flavour doesn't matter).

Bowmar Nutrition Creatine 13 (30 servings)

Bowmar Nutrition is a newer brand in the Canadian market that has built a following through quality products and honest marketing. Their Creatine 13 is a flavoured creatine product with 30 servings, delivering a properly dosed serving of creatine per scoop. The flavour profiles tend to be well-developed — Bowmar puts attention into making their products taste good, which is part of why the brand has grown quickly.

If you're looking to try something different from the traditional Canadian brands, or if you want a flavoured option with a more modern brand aesthetic, Bowmar is worth trying. The 30-serving size makes it a low-risk introduction.

Who it's for: people who want to explore newer brands, those who want a well-flavoured creatine product from a brand known for taste quality, and anyone who wants a 30-serving flavoured option at a reasonable price point.

Why Flavoured Creatine Exists — And When It Makes Sense

Some people genuinely can't stand the grittiness of unflavoured creatine mixed in plain water. It sits at the bottom of the glass. It has a subtle but noticeable chalky taste. If you mix it with protein powder or juice, it's invisible — but some people take creatine on its own. Flavoured creatine solves the texture and taste issue entirely. It mixes better, goes down easier, and makes a 5g serving feel like a treat rather than a chore.

The effectiveness is exactly the same as unflavoured monohydrate. The only trade-offs are a slightly higher price per serving and the fact that you can't mix flavoured creatine into any arbitrary drink without the flavours clashing. If you have a specific protocol where you take creatine in a particular shake, stick with unflavoured. If you take creatine on its own in water, flavoured is the better daily experience.

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3. Best Creatine HCL

Creatine hydrochloride (HCL) is a form of creatine where the creatine molecule is bound to a hydrochloride group. This changes its properties in ways that some users find beneficial: it dissolves more completely in water, it's absorbed more efficiently, and studies suggest you need a smaller dose to achieve similar saturation of the muscles compared to monohydrate. The result is a product that is less likely to cause the water retention, bloating, and GI discomfort that some people experience with monohydrate — especially at higher doses or during a loading phase.

The trade-off is cost. Creatine HCL is more expensive per gram than monohydrate. However, because the effective dose is smaller (typically around 1.5g to 2g versus 5g for monohydrate), the cost-per-dose gap narrows. It doesn't disappear entirely — monohydrate remains cheaper — but the difference is less dramatic than a straight per-gram comparison suggests.

MuscleTech Creactor Creatine HCL (120 servings)

MuscleTech's Creactor is the leading creatine HCL product in the Canadian market, and it's the one we carry. At 120 servings, it's a substantial supply — well over three months of daily use. Creactor combines creatine HCL with free-acid creatine, which MuscleTech claims enhances absorption further. The product is unflavoured and designed to be stacked with other supplements or taken on its own.

The key advantages Creactor offers over standard monohydrate: no bloating for most users, no water retention, full dissolution in water (no gritty residue), and a smaller serving size that's easier to work into a routine. The smaller dose also means the product lasts longer, which partially offsets the higher per-gram cost.

For people who have tried creatine monohydrate and experienced stomach discomfort, bloating, or significant water retention that interfered with their goals, Creactor is the obvious next step before giving up on creatine entirely.

Who it's for: anyone with a history of GI issues on monohydrate, people who don't want the water retention associated with monohydrate (physique competitors, athletes in weight-class sports), and people who want a fully water-soluble creatine that leaves no residue.

Creatine HCL vs. Creatine Monohydrate — The Honest Comparison

Factor	Creatine Monohydrate	Creatine HCL
Research backing	Extensive — hundreds of studies	Limited but growing
Effective dose	5g per day	1.5g to 2g per day
Water solubility	Moderate (can leave residue)	High (fully dissolves)
Bloating risk	Moderate (especially with loading)	Low
GI tolerance	Good for most, issues for some	Generally excellent
Cost per gram	Lower	Higher
Cost per effective dose	Lower	Moderate (gap narrows)
Water retention	More noticeable	Minimal

The bottom line: if monohydrate works for you with no side effects, stick with it and save money. If you have any issues with bloating, GI discomfort, or water retention on monohydrate, HCL is worth the price premium. Both forms will increase muscle creatine stores and improve performance — the difference is tolerability and cost, not efficacy.

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4. Best Creatine Gummies

Creatine gummies are exactly what they sound like: gummy candy that delivers a dose of creatine per piece. This is a relatively new format in the supplement industry, and it has caught on because it solves a very real problem — the friction of taking powder supplements every day.

There is no mixing. There is no powder. There is no shaker bottle. You eat a few gummies, you get your creatine, and you move on with your day. For people who already struggle to build and maintain supplement habits, the reduced friction of a gummy format can be genuinely meaningful.

Applied Nutrition Creatine Gummies (80 gummies)

Applied Nutrition is a UK-based supplement brand that has expanded significantly into the Canadian market and has built a strong reputation for quality and flavour. Their creatine gummies come in 80-count bottles in Blue Raspberry and Cola Blast flavours. Each serving delivers a dose of creatine monohydrate in a format that tastes like candy and requires zero preparation.

The 80-gummy count gives you a solid supply, and the flavours are genuinely good — Applied Nutrition puts real effort into making their gummies taste like food rather than medicine. Blue Raspberry is a crowd favourite. Cola Blast is more unique and appeals to people who want something that doesn't taste like every other supplement.

The creatine in these gummies is the same creatine monohydrate you'd find in a powder — the delivery method is different, but the molecule and its effects are identical. The per-dose cost is higher than powder, as is always the case with convenience formats, but for the right person it's worth every penny.

Who are gummies for? Three types of people benefit most from creatine gummies:

1. People who hate powder. Some people just will not maintain a powder supplement habit no matter how good the product is. Gummies remove every possible obstacle.
2. People on the go. Travel, busy schedules, office environments — anywhere that a shaker bottle or measuring scoop isn't practical, gummies fit in a pocket and work anywhere.
3. People who forget to take creatine. Gummies feel like a treat rather than a supplement, which means they're more likely to become a remembered part of your day. The novelty of eating candy that also fuels your performance makes the habit stick.

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5. Best Creatine Chews

Creatine chews occupy the space between powder and gummies — they're chewable tablets rather than soft gummies, which gives them a different texture and a longer shelf life. They're portable, require no mixing, leave no mess, and deliver a consistent dose of creatine monohydrate per chew.

Animal Creatine Monohydrate Chews (120 chews)

Animal is a brand known for its serious, no-nonsense approach to supplementation. Their creatine chews come in a 120-count format delivering creatine monohydrate per serving. The chewable tablet format is more compact and shelf-stable than gummies, which makes them particularly good for travel, gym bags, and anywhere you need portability without worrying about gummies melting or sticking together.

At 120 chews, you have a substantial supply. The Animal brand is known for quality manufacturing standards, and their creatine is no exception — properly dosed, clean ingredients, built for athletes who train hard and want a product that performs.

The chew format is distinct from gummies: these are firmer, more tablet-like, and designed to be chewed and swallowed like any chewable supplement. They don't have the candy-like quality of gummies, but they're more convenient than powder and easier to transport than any liquid-based format.

Who it's for: serious athletes who want the convenience of a no-mix format with the credibility of a proven performance brand. Also good for gym bags, travel kits, and anyone who wants a portable creatine option with a longer supply window.

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6. Which Format Is Right for You? — Decision Guide

Here is an honest, practical breakdown of every creatine format we carry. Pick the one that matches your priorities — because the best creatine supplement is the one you will actually take consistently.

Format	Dose per Serving	Approx. Cost per Serving	Taste	Convenience	Best For
Unflavoured monohydrate powder	5g	$0.20 to $0.30	Neutral/chalky	Requires mixing	Maximum value, pure performance, mixing into shakes
Flavoured monohydrate powder	5g	$0.35 to $0.50	Good	Requires mixing	People who take creatine in plain water and dislike the taste
Creatine HCL	1.5g to 2g	$0.40 to $0.60	Neutral	Requires mixing, dissolves fully	GI sensitivity, zero water retention, fully soluble format
Gummies	Varies by product	$0.60 to $0.90	Excellent	No mixing, eat and go	Powder haters, travel, habit building, on-the-go athletes
Chews	Varies by product	$0.45 to $0.65	Good	No mixing, portable	Gym bags, travel, athletes who want no-mess portability

The Simple Decision Tree

If you want the cheapest, most effective creatine possible: unflavoured monohydrate powder, PVL 1000g. Done.

If you take creatine in plain water and hate the taste: flavoured monohydrate powder.

If you've had bloating or stomach issues on monohydrate: creatine HCL (MuscleTech Creactor).

If you hate powder in any form: gummies (Applied Nutrition) or chews (Animal).

If you travel frequently or want gym-bag portability: chews.

If you want creatine to be enjoyable and easy to remember: gummies.

There is no wrong answer here. Every format delivers the same core benefit — increased muscle creatine stores, improved strength and power output, better recovery. The differences are in cost, convenience, and tolerability. Pick the format that fits your life, take it every day, and you will get results.

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7. Do I Really Need Creatine? — FAQ

What does creatine actually do?

Creatine is stored in your muscles as phosphocreatine. During high-intensity exercise — lifting, sprinting, jumping, anything that requires a rapid burst of energy — your body burns through ATP (adenosine triphosphate) at a faster rate than it can regenerate it. Phosphocreatine donates a phosphate group to rapidly replenish ATP, which means you can sustain high-intensity effort for longer before fatigue sets in.

In practical terms: you can do one more rep. You can sprint a little harder. You recover faster between sets. Over weeks and months of training, these small improvements compound into meaningful gains in strength, muscle mass, and performance.

Supplementing with creatine increases the amount of creatine stored in your muscles above what your diet and your body's natural production can achieve. Studies consistently show improvements in strength output, lean muscle mass, anaerobic capacity, and — in newer research — cognitive function and recovery from concussions. It is not a magic drug. It is a molecule that your body already uses, and supplementing it gives your muscles more of it to work with.

Is creatine safe?

Yes. Creatine monohydrate is one of the most studied supplements in existence, with decades of research and thousands of studies documenting its safety profile. There is no credible evidence linking creatine to kidney damage in healthy individuals. There is no evidence it causes hair loss (the one study suggesting a link between creatine and DHT — a hormone associated with hair loss — has not been consistently replicated). There is no evidence it is harmful to the liver.

The most commonly reported side effects are GI discomfort (more likely during loading or with larger doses) and water retention. Both are manageable: the GI issues typically resolve when you skip loading and go straight to a maintenance dose, and water retention is an expected effect of creatine drawing water into muscle cells — it is not the same as fat gain or "puffiness" from poor diet.

Creatine is safe for healthy adults. If you have pre-existing kidney disease, consult your doctor before supplementing with creatine — not because it will necessarily harm you, but because it can affect creatinine levels in blood tests, which are used to assess kidney function.

How much creatine should I take per day?

The research-backed standard dose is 3 to 5 grams per day. Most products are dosed at 5g per serving, which is where the majority of the research sits. Some smaller individuals may see the same results at 3g; some larger or more muscular individuals may benefit from going up to 5g or slightly above.

The important thing is consistency. Creatine works by saturating your muscle stores over time. A single dose of 5g does essentially nothing. Two weeks of daily 5g doses builds up your stores to the point where you start noticing the performance effects. Taking it every day — regardless of whether you train that day — is what matters.

Do I need to do a loading phase?

No. Loading — taking 20g per day split into four doses for five to seven days — does accelerate the saturation of your muscle creatine stores. You'll reach full saturation faster. But you will reach exactly the same level of saturation eventually with a standard 5g daily dose; it just takes three to four weeks instead of one.

The reason most people skip loading today: it's not necessary, it increases the risk of GI issues, and for long-term creatine users who are already saturated, loading when switching products makes no difference at all. Just start at 5g per day and be patient.

When is the best time to take creatine?

It doesn't matter nearly as much as supplement companies want you to think. Some studies suggest a slight edge to taking creatine immediately post-workout, but the effect size is small and the research is inconsistent. The overwhelming consensus in sports nutrition is that timing is far less important than consistency.

Take creatine whenever it fits your routine — morning, pre-workout, post-workout, before bed. Pick a time you will remember, do it every day, and don't overthink it. If you're taking a pre-workout or post-workout shake, add your creatine to that. If you're taking creatine on its own, pick a cue in your day (morning coffee, post-gym shower, lunch) and attach your creatine to it.

Does creatine cause bloating?

Creatine monohydrate can cause bloating in some people, particularly at higher doses or during a loading phase. The mechanism is water retention in muscle cells — creatine draws water into your muscles, which can also temporarily cause a feeling of fullness or mild GI discomfort in the stomach.

This effect varies significantly by individual. Many people take creatine monohydrate their entire training career with zero bloating. Others notice it immediately. If you're in the latter group, the solutions are:

1. Skip the loading phase and use a standard 5g maintenance dose from the start
2. Split your dose across two 2.5g servings per day
3. Switch to creatine HCL (MuscleTech Creactor), which has a much lower bloating incidence due to its higher solubility and smaller dose

Where can I buy creatine in Canada?

You can buy creatine at Top Nutrition & Fitness in Montreal, either in-store or online at topnutritionandfitness.myshopify.com. We carry every format covered in this guide — unflavoured monohydrate powder, flavoured monohydrate powder, HCL, gummies, and chews — from brands including PVL, Allmax, Mutant, MuscleTech, Applied Nutrition, Bowmar Nutrition, and Animal.

We offer same-day shipping on orders placed before 4PM EST, free shipping on orders over $125, and flat-rate $12 shipping on orders over $50. We also run a 5% cashback program that rewards repeat customers. If you're in Montreal, you can come in-store and talk to us directly — we're happy to help you choose the right product for your goals.

What's the best value creatine in Canada?

PVL 100% Pure Pharmaceutical Grade Creatine Monohydrate in the 1000g tub. At approximately $0.20 per serving and with our current BOGO 50% off deal, it drops to around $0.13 to $0.15 per serving when you buy two tubs. That's less than the cost of the tap water you mix it with. It's Canadian-made, pharmaceutical grade, clean and simple, and 200 servings last the better part of a year.

There is no better value creatine in Canada at the moment. If you want the most performance per dollar, this is the answer.

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9. Why Buy from Top Nutrition & Fitness

Top Nutrition & Fitness is a premium supplement and snack retailer based in Montreal, Canada. We are not a big-box retailer. We are not a marketplace with dozens of random third-party sellers. We are a team of people who train, who use these products, and who genuinely care about whether the supplements we sell are worth your money.

Our philosophy on creatine is the same philosophy we apply to every category we carry: creatine is creatine. We don't stock products at inflated prices just because a brand has a bigger marketing budget. We stock the ones that deliver real quality at a fair price. The brands we carry — PVL, Allmax, Mutant, MuscleTech, Applied Nutrition, Bowmar, Animal — are here because we believe in them, not because they paid for shelf space.

When you order from us:

• Same-day shipping on orders placed before 4PM EST
• Free shipping on orders over $125
• Flat $12 shipping on orders over $50
• 5% cashback on every purchase
• Products in stock — no backorder surprises
• A team you can actually reach if you have questions

We are in Montreal. We are Canadian. We stock Canadian brands because Canadian brands like PVL and Allmax have been making pharmaceutical grade creatine for decades and they're excellent. We also stock international brands when they bring something genuinely different — Applied Nutrition gummies, MuscleTech HCL, Animal chews — because format diversity serves different customers with different preferences.

If you've read this guide and you're still not sure which creatine is right for you, reach out to us. We're happy to help you figure it out.

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Pourquoi acheter chez Top Nutrition & Fitness — Version francaise

Top Nutrition & Fitness est un detaillant premium de supplements et collations bases a Montreal, Quebec. Nous ne sommes pas une grande surface. Nous sommes une equipe de gens qui s'entrainent, qui utilisent ces produits, et qui se soucient genuinement de savoir si les supplements que nous vendons valent votre argent.

Notre approche en ce qui concerne la creatine est la meme que pour toutes nos categories : la creatine, c'est de la creatine. Nous ne stockons pas de produits a des prix gonfles juste parce qu'une marque a un plus grand budget marketing. Nous stockons ceux qui offrent une vraie qualite a un prix juste. Les marques que nous portons — PVL, Allmax, Mutant, MuscleTech, Applied Nutrition, Bowmar, Animal — sont ici parce que nous y croyons, pas parce qu'elles ont paye pour une place sur nos tablettes.

La creatine monohydrate est le supplement le plus etudie de l'histoire. Elle fonctionne. Les recherches sont claires : elle augmente la force, ameliore les performances en puissance, favorise la recuperation musculaire, et — selon des recherches recentes — peut egalement avoir des effets benefiques sur la cognition. Elle est sure pour les adultes en bonne sante et elle est abordable.

Chez Top Nutrition & Fitness, nous offrons :

• Livraison le jour meme pour les commandes passees avant 16h HNE
• Livraison gratuite sur les commandes de plus de 125 $
• Livraison a tarif fixe de 12 $ sur les commandes de plus de 50 $
• 5 % de remise en argent sur chaque achat
• Des produits en stock — pas de mauvaises surprises en rupture de stock

Si vous cherchez de la creatine a Montreal ou partout au Canada, nous l'avons en stock dans chaque format : poudre non aromatisee, poudre aromatisee, HCL, gommes et comprimes a macher. Que vous soyez debutant ou athlete avance, nous avons le produit qu'il vous faut au bon prix.

La meilleure valeur en creatine au Canada en ce moment : PVL 100% Pure Creatine Monohydrate 1000g, en promotion BOGO 50% de rabais. Moins de 0,20 $ la dose. Fabrique au Canada. Grade pharmaceutique. Propre et efficace.

Visitez-nous en ligne a topnutritionandfitness.myshopify.com ou venez nous voir en magasin a Montreal. Nous sommes la pour vous aider a construire le bon protocole de supplementation — sans fioritures, sans produits surfaits, et sans vous faire perdre votre temps.

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