MuscleTech Cell-Tech Creactor - Creatine HCl Formula - Muscle Builder for Men & Women - Creatine HCl + Free-Acid Creatine Supplements - Fruit Punch Extreme, 120 Servings

Creatine monohydrate is always cheap, but it’s not always flavorless. This creatine actually is flavorless and dissolves extremely well. I keep it around and add a scoop to whatever I’m drinking that day - it’s almost entirely imperceptible.Just a solid product and lasts a long time.

Only 2 cons:1."Unflavored" isn't really true. It has a tart taste, almost like lemonade? So don't think you can stir it into your coffee or shake without it changing the flavor significantly. There is also a "coating" left on your mouth after drinking it, but it goes away quickly.2. The scoop is itty bitty tiny. Like, minuscule. Hard to dig out at times, and feels weird when using it because my pinky finger sticks out involuntarily.Pros: Dissolves pretty well, tastes great in water, and WORKS! With no loading! After using it for 1 week, I blasted through a couple of plateaus on my back squat and deadlift by significant percentages. It also doesn't upset my stomach like Creatine Monohydrate does.Highly recommended.

On my 2nd container of this stuff.I didn't know I was supposed to be doing 2 servings a day. I wish their instructions were consistent with the page vs container.(Such as the container says take 2x a day, take 1 servings immediately *after* working out. On the site, it also says different things. One screen says take 1x 30-45mins *before* working out on workout days and do 1 or 2 scoops daily. Then another screen says to take 1 scoop 2x a day and 2 scoops 30-45mins before workout.. which, I think I'm going to do the 2 scoop before a workout to avoid having to do it again.)Texture is chalky but it dissolves very well. Unflavored has a flavor, which is like a citrus-like taste. It's not bad, it's a flavor that'll mix well with many pre workouts.You can feel the chalkiness after you drink it but it does go away quick, especially if you wash it down with more water.I'm not sure if you can beat this price, I know 2 servings a day will bring the usage to 60 days for $25.For creatine HCL, that's really hard to beat.

I like the taste it’s nice but it’s too sweet

Works great for me and it always arrives on time

DO NOT LISTEN TO THE HIGHLY RATED IGNORANT REVIEW OVER FLAVOR. They don't understand the most basic facts about the supplement they purchased so they are complaining about something that doesn't matter or make any sense. Creatine Hydrochloride is acid based.... Meaning if you were to put totally unaltered, unsweetened creatine HCL in water or any other drink, it would taste disgusting. Would be like drinking lemon juice and vinegar. NO ONE would buy the product and 99.9% of people who purchased it would think it had gone bad including miss unflavored complainer. They add a small amount of sweetener to this to make it at minimum palatable. the "natural flavors" are the natural acidity the compound has. that is why, when you take the inherent flavor of the acidy sour taste HCL has and put a little bit of sweetener in it, the result is a kind of lemonade-ish flavor... this is not flavored, it simply was made edible so it's not gross and everyone doesn't return it.this is a great product, made properly by real lifters for real lifters. dont let the normies that don't know what they're talking about sway your opinion.

I am disgusted by the misrepresentation of this product as “unflavored” when it’s so absolutely FLAVORED that it even goes as far to excuse itself for calling it “unflavored” in the fine print on the packaging (for anyone smart enough to be able to tell on first swig of this crap that they flip it over to read the ingredients in order to verify they aren’t going insane). Upon reading the flavors and artificial sweeteners in ingredients, I discovered the manufacturer itself admitting knowledge that “unflavored” is a misrepresentation in this case. See attached photo.TL;DR: For those of you out there who don’t know how “pure powdered creatine hcl” is supposed to taste, this “unflavored” creatine is actually SUGAR FLAVORED. But apparently “making it taste sweet with artificial sweeteners” or “using natural flavors to enhance the flavor” is not “adding a flavor” to the geniuses who came up with this Frankenstein of a product…The idea that the discrepancy between what they claim is “unflavored” vs the reality that “it indeed contains flavorings” can be explained away with “yeah, but it’s to mask the bitterness without imparting any SPECIFIC flavor” is incredibly insulting to anyone who knows how genuinely unflavored creatine should taste, and to anyone buying it specifically to add to their own delicious beverages, only to have the added “natural flavors” and “artificial sweeteners” plainly listed in the ingredients completely destroy their preferred drink to add powdered creatine to. While it’s clear the manufacturer feigns no respect for the consumer who is used to “unflavored” meaning “no added ingredients” in the single-ingredient-as-a-powder-supplement space, their excuse for the added flavoring and sweeteners in the fine print IS their admission that they are AWARE they have falsely claimed this to be an “unflavored” product. By qualifying that THEIR idea of “unflavored” is valid in THIS case simply due to a lack of any reference to a “specific flavor” and pretending to lack any awareness that adding “sweetness” IS adding flavor, they were plainly ducking responsibility in advance for the blatantly false claim they were keenly aware they were making — while pretending to be completely (and innocently) unaware of ALLL the people who specifically avoid “natural flavors” and “artificial sweeteners”, who *might* buy this “unflavored” single-amino-acid powder literally for that reason. This manufacturer is fully aware of this discrepancy and banking on not getting called out for the deceptive liberties taken to call a basic creatine powder “unflavored” when it literally lists “natural flavors” and “sucralose” (Splenda) right there in the ingredients. But this is ESPECIALLY harmful to anyone like me who is highly sensitive to artificial sweeteners. Sucralose is known to cause painful gastrointestinal distress in some cases, either due to digestive disorders, but often for no known reason, like an allergy. I cannot drink protein powder for this reason as they all contain artificial sweeteners (at least in my price range) and rely heavily on unflavored powdered amino acids like simple creatine hcl (regardless of its horrible taste) to boost my strength. This was a huge disappointment.

I received my second container. However it didn't come with a scoop. Not a problem since I still have the scoop from the 1st container. It is not unflavored; like the description says. It has a lemony flavor. I do like the taste. I feel stronger and feel better overall. I will continue taking it. Just odd that a scoop didn't come with it. Those are placed in by machines. Maybe I'll find it near the bottom after taking the level down. So far...good stuff.