NOW Creatine review: the serving count belongs to the selected size
NOW Foods’ Creatine Monohydrate Powder page initially shows $15.99 and lists several package sizes. Its 8 oz entry has about 45 servings, while the 21.2 oz and 35.2 oz entries have about 120 and 200. The facts panel describes a serving as 1½ level teaspoons, approximately 5 g.
The different sizes are the central comparison issue here. This review files the initial 8 oz offer and preserves the word ‘about’ in the serving count. It does not take the price from one size and the number of servings from another.
Open the product’s public-page record
- Format
- Powder
- Serving statement
- 1½ level teaspoons · approximately 5 g
- Servings
- About 45 for the 8 oz size
- Named ingredients
- Creatine monohydrate 5 g; other ingredients: none
- Published price
- $15.99 shownPage’s initial 8 oz offer; confirm selected SKU and checkout
- Still to confirm
- Exact final charge; servings are approximate and differ by package size
Source snapshot: October 3, 2026. This record does not establish historical label revisions or laboratory contents.
A size table is part of the product identity
The manufacturer lists the 8 oz size with SKU 2030 and about 45 servings. Its facts panel identifies creatine monohydrate at 5 g per serving and no other ingredients. Keep the package selection alongside those fields when you copy an offer.
An approximate serving count should remain approximate in your notes. The worksheet can perform arithmetic with a number you enter, but it cannot make an approximate package statement exact. If you need a precise inventory calculation, use the actual label and quantity you have.
What the initial price supports
Dividing the initial $15.99 by the stated approximate 45 servings gives about $0.36 per serving before shipping and tax, for that selected offer. A changed package, retailer discount, or delivery charge changes the result. Save the final quote rather than relying on a search snippet.
A larger container can lower or raise your result depending on its price, but it also changes the amount you are buying. The tool shows complete full servings and the total payment together, so a low-looking per-serving number does not hide a larger checkout charge.
Reading a complete label still matters
The manufacturer’s page contains usage, storage, and caution sections. Read those with the product, not only the ingredient amount. This review does not prescribe a loading routine or translate the suggested usage into personal advice.
We have not mixed or tested the powder and have not independently audited the manufacturer’s testing claims. The record is a primary-page reference for a specific offer. Use it beside the Strong Suit and Thorne files, keeping each brand’s price basis and package size intact.
Before the next purchase.
- Which size and SKU are selected in the offer?
- Is the serving count approximate on my current label?
- What are the complete checkout charges and label directions?
Source record
Public pages checked October 3, 2026. This is a source-based review, not a test purchase, taste test, certification audit, or clinician review. Published prices may change.
