Creatine gummies guide
Cheapest creatine gummies: price per 5 g vs powder
Creatine gummies ranked by price per 5 g of creatine, not per jar. Why 3 g servings mislead, what a month costs, and how gummies compare with powder.
If you have decided you want creatine gummies, the next question is which jar gives you the most creatine for the money. Brands make that hard: one jar says 30 servings of 3 g, another says 30 servings of 5 g, and a third says 120 servings of 1 g. Our creatine gummies list turns every label into the same number, the price per 5 g of creatine.
Which creatine gummies are the cheapest per 5 g?
Here are today's best-value gummies per 5 g of creatine:
1. Best value: Jacked Factory
Creatine Monohydrate Gummies · Lemon
The lowest price per 5 g on the list today.
$0.83 per 5 g
at Jacked Factory
2. Lowest upfront cost: Double Wood
Creatine Gummies Supplement · One Bottle
$24.95 for the container, the least to spend here.
$1.04 per 5 g
at Double Wood
3. Runner-up: Zahler
Chapter Six, Creatine Gummies, Mixed Berries · 120 Gummies
One of the lowest prices per 5 g on the list today.
$1.08 per 5 g
at Vitacost
4. Runner-up: MegaFood
Creatine Monohydrate Gummies · 30 Day · 90ct
One of the lowest prices per 5 g on the list today.
$1.30 per 5 g
at MegaFood
5. Runner-up: Beam
Creatine Gummies, Orange · 120 Gummies
One of the lowest prices per 5 g on the list today.
$1.33 per 5 g
at Vitacost
Ranked from prices checked November 7, 2026. Rankings update with the list every day; the store's price at checkout is final. See every creatine gummies price
The list only includes gummies whose store page or Supplement Facts panel states the creatine per serving, the gummies per serving and the count. Gummies with added ingredients are left off, so every row is priced on creatine alone. Prices change daily; the full list shows when each was last checked.
Why does price per jar mislead?
Because jars hold different amounts of creatine. Three common label formats:
| Label | Gummies per jar | Creatine per jar | Days at 5 g a day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 g per 4 gummies, 30 servings | 120 | 150 g | 30 |
| 3 g per 3 gummies, 30 servings | 90 | 90 g | 18 |
| 1 g per gummy, 120 servings | 120 | 120 g | 24 |
Worked from example labels. Check your own jar.
The first and second jars both say "30 servings", but the first holds two-thirds more creatine. If they cost the same, the second costs about 67% more per gram of creatine. Pricing per 5 g removes that trick of the label, whether or not anyone intended it.
If you take 3 g a day, which the International Society of Sports Nutrition position stand includes in its 3 to 5 g maintenance range, every jar lasts longer. The ranking by price per gram stays the same.
What does a month of creatine gummies cost?
Take the price per 5 g from the table and multiply by 30 for a month at 5 g a day, or by 18 for a month at 3 g a day (3 g is 60% of 5 g). Do the same with the powder prices below, and the gap is easier to feel as a monthly bill than as cents per serving.
How do gummies compare with powder and capsules?
Here are today's cheapest creatine monohydrate products of any form per 5 g, for comparison:
| Product | Store | Per 5 g | vs Momentous |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rule 1 Creatine · Unflavored · 200 Servings | Rule 1 | $0.09 | 81% less |
| BulkSupplements Creatine Monohydrate (Micronized) Powder · 1 Kilogram | BulkSupplements | $0.15 | 69% less |
| PureBulk Creatine Monohydrate Powder (Micronized) · 1.5 kilograms | PureBulk | $0.15 | 69% less |
| Momentous Creatine · Unflavored popular brand | Momentous | $0.48 | — |
Prices checked November 7, 2026. Store prices change; the price at checkout is final. See the full creatine list
Powder is the cheapest way to buy creatine. Capsules sit in between. See creatine powder vs capsules for the pill count, and supplement gummies: what you really pay per dose for the same pattern across other supplements.
What else is worth paying for in a gummy?
Price is not the only thing that separates gummies. Creatine is harder to keep intact in a gummy than in dry powder. In 2024, NOW Foods tested 12 brands of creatine gummies and reported that 6 did not meet their label claim. The background is in are creatine gummies worth it?.
- Independent batch testing or a certification. NSF Certified for Sport, Informed Sport or a published certificate of analysis from an outside lab. A cheaper gummy with no testing may be a worse deal than a pricier certified one.
- The form stated. "Creatine monohydrate" with a gram amount per serving.
- Sugar or sugar alcohol per serving. Four gummies a day adds up; the Supplement Facts panel lists it.
- How to check the label math. See how much creatine is in a creatine gummy.
Creatine in gummy form has been studied directly. A 2026 randomized trial gave 17 female beach volleyball athletes 5 g a day of creatine in gummies for 10 weeks and reported better jump height and change-of-direction speed than a 15-person control group. The study was small, the control group took no placebo, and a gummy maker donated the gummies.
Frequently asked questions
What are the cheapest creatine gummies?
The ones with the lowest price per 5 g of creatine, which changes with sales. Our creatine gummies list ranks them daily from the grams per gummy on each label.
How long does a jar of creatine gummies last?
Divide the total creatine in the jar by your daily amount. A jar of 120 gummies at 1.25 g each holds 150 g, which is 30 days at 5 g a day.
Are creatine gummies cheaper than powder?
No. Per 5 g of creatine, gummies usually cost several times more than monohydrate powder.
Are cheap creatine gummies safe?
The problem reported in 2024 testing was gummies short on creatine, not harmful ingredients. Look for independent testing, keep gummies away from children, and ask a doctor before starting creatine if you have kidney disease.
Sources
- ISSN position stand: safety and efficacy of creatine supplementation in exercise, sport, and medicine (Kreider et al., 2017) (opens in a new tab)
- Effects of creatine monohydrate gummies on performance and body composition in female beach volleyball athletes (Pereira et al., 2026) (opens in a new tab)
- Common questions and misconceptions about creatine supplementation (Antonio et al., 2021) (opens in a new tab)
- NOW tests creatine gummies, identifies limitations in third party gummy testing (Nutritional Outlook, 2024) (opens in a new tab)
Every price on the list is worked out the same way, and checked daily.
This is general information about prices and labels, not medical advice. Ask a doctor or pharmacist before starting a supplement, especially if you are pregnant, take medication, or have a health condition. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, and no supplement here is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. We don't sell the products; how we make money.
