Animal Ready-To-Go Creatine Capsules, 300 Capsules (150 Servings)
1.25 g of creatine monohydrate per capsule
Out of stock · price checked November 12, 2026
150 label servings (2 capsules each) · 75 doses of 5 g (4 capsules)
NSF/ANSI 173
NSF checks the label amount and contaminants.
Our take
Animal Ready-To-Go is creatine for people who would rather swallow capsules than stir a scoop: four capsules make 5 g.
On our creatine capsules page, it is the pick: four pills for 5 g, $0.59 per 5 g.
A 300-capsule tub is 75 doses of 5 g, and Pristine's gives 45. Want powder instead? BulkSupplements is $0.20 per 5 g (see below). Want a second capsule on NSF/ANSI 173? Pristine's (see below).
Key facts
| Creatine per capsule | 1.25 g |
|---|---|
| Dose | 4 capsules = 5 g |
| Label serving | 2 capsules (2.5 g), 150 servings |
| Size | 300 capsules, 75 doses of 5 g |
| Capsule | Gelatin (beef) shell; other ingredients gelatin (bovine) and magnesium stearate |
| Testing | NSF/ANSI 173, listed under Universal Nutrition (4-capsule serving) |
Common questions
How many Animal creatine capsules make 5 g?
Four. Each capsule holds 1.25 g of creatine. The Supplement Facts serving is 2 capsules (2.5 g), so 5 g is two servings.
Is Animal Ready-To-Go Creatine tested?
Yes, on NSF/ANSI 173. NSF lists Universal Nutrition's Animal Ready-To-Go Creatine Capsules at a 4-capsule serving. NSF/ANSI 173 checks the label amount and contaminants.
What do Animal creatine capsules cost for 5 g?
The tub was $43.94 on November 12, 2026. At 4 capsules a dose, that is $0.59 per 5 g, and it covers 75 doses. Pristine's covers 45 doses at $0.58 per 5 g, and BulkSupplements powder was $0.20.
What are the capsules made of?
A gelatin (beef) shell. The other ingredients are gelatin (bovine) and magnesium stearate, so they are not vegetarian.
