Review · Health & fitness
Naked Nutrition Creatine Monohydrate Powder review
Single-ingredient creatine monohydrate powder from Naked Nutrition, sold in 100 and 200 serving tubs.
By the Comredix review desk · Updated November 13, 2026
- Quality (40%)
- 8.6
- Experience (25%)
- 8.2
- Value (35%)
- 9.6
Naked Nutrition's creatine wins this list on cost per dose without cutting the basics. The product page lists one ingredient, creatine monohydrate, at 5g per serving, and the 2.2 lb tub holds 200 servings for $35.99 on a one-time order, about $0.18 a day. Autoship takes 20% off the first shipment and 10% off later ones. The page says the contents are certified by NSF, which covers label accuracy and screening for heavy metals and pesticides, and it states there are no artificial sweeteners, flavors or colors and zero sugar. Buyers who prefer flavor can pick strawberry, lemon lime or orange, and there are stick packs and capsules for travel. The trade-offs are small but real: the page does not claim NSF Certified for Sport, so drug-tested athletes should look at Thorne, Momentous or Bare Performance Nutrition, and free shipping only starts at $99. A 200-serving tub is also more than a beginner may want to commit to.
Who it is for
lifters who want the lowest cost per daily dose
Price
$35.99 one-time for the 2.2 lb tub with 200 servings; Autoship saves 20% on the first order.
One-Time Purchase ($0.17/serving) $35.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.
Key features
- One ingredient: creatine monohydrate
- 5g of creatine per serving
- Contents certified by NSF for accuracy, purity and contaminants
- 2.2 lb tub with 200 servings or 1.1 lb tub with 100 servings
- Unflavored, strawberry, lemon lime and orange powders, plus stick packs and capsules
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: $35.99 for 200 servings works out to about $0.18 per 5g dose
- Strength: No artificial sweeteners, flavors or colors, and zero sugar per the product page
- Strength: HSA and FSA eligible per the product page
- Weakness: NSF certifies the contents, but the page does not claim NSF Certified for Sport
- Weakness: The 200-serving tub is a large upfront buy for someone trying creatine for the first time
- Weakness: Free shipping starts at $99, well above the price of one tub
Key facts
- Creatine per serving: 5g
- Servings: 200 (2.2 lb) or 100 (1.1 lb)
- Price per 5g: About $0.18 one-time
- Testing: Contents certified by NSF
- Ingredients: Creatine monohydrate only
Where it ranks
Naked Nutrition Creatine Monohydrate Powder is No. 1 in our Best Creatine Supplements verdict.
Alternatives we scored
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