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Bare Performance Nutrition Creatine Monohydrate, 100 Servings

5 g of creatine per scoop, sold as Creapure

$44.99

In stock · price checked November 12, 2026

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100 servings · $0.45 a serving · unflavored

NSF Certified for Sport

NSF Certified for Sport lists BPN Creatine.

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Our take

This tub holds 100 scoops of unflavored creatine monohydrate. One scoop is 5 g of creatine, and the Amazon listing names Creapure as the source.

BPN prints the Creapure seal, and it is on AlzChem's partner list for the United States. Brands need a licence from AlzChem to print that seal. Our Creapure creatine comparison sets it beside the other Creapure tubs.

Pick it if you want Creapure with an NSF sport mark and 100 scoops to a tub. Want another 100-serving Creapure tub? Ascent Clean Creatine is one (see below).

Key facts

Creatine per serving5 g (1 scoop)
SourceCreapure creatine monohydrate
FlavorUnflavored
Servings in the tub100 (500 g)
Cost per serving$0.45 at $44.99
TestingNSF Certified for Sport
Creapure sealOn the label; on AlzChem's US partner list

Common questions

How much creatine is in one scoop?

One scoop is one serving, and it holds 5 g of creatine. The tub has 100 of them.

Is Bare Performance Nutrition creatine tested by NSF?

NSF Certified for Sport lists BPN Creatine Monohydrate. NSF's list covers the 150 g, 300 g and 500 g sizes. The 500 g size is this 100-serving tub.

What does a serving cost?

Amazon showed $44.99 on November 12, 2026. That works out to $0.45 for each 5 g scoop, and one scoop a day uses a tub in 100 days.

Is there a smaller BPN creatine tub?

Yes, a 300 g tub with 60 servings. The NIH label for that tub lists 5 g of Creapure a serving, the same serving as this 100-scoop tub.

Other creatine with a sport-testing mark