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Short, hard workouts

CrossFit & HIIT

Creatine and beta-alanine every day, citrulline before the workout, protein after.

$1.07a training day
at the lowest prices, quality 75+

$4.22with typical prices

  • $17

    a month, 3 training days a week – creatine and beta-alanine every day

  • $208

    a year, at the lowest prices

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What it’s for

Creatine helps with short, hard efforts. Beta-alanine can delay the burn in hard efforts of one to four minutes – studies are good. Citrulline is taken to widen blood vessels, but studies are mixed. Protein helps your muscles repair.

Not medical advice.

What’s in it

  • Creatine

    5 g creatine monohydrate 5 g is within the 3–5 g a day described for people who exercise (ISSN).Not a recommendation. Not medical advice.

    Lowest
    9.5¢
    Typical
    $0.51
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  • Beta-alanine

    4 g beta-alanine 4 g is within the 4–6 g a day in studies (ISSN).Not a recommendation. Not medical advice.

    Lowest
    $0.10
    Typical
    $0.32
    Compare 40 products
  • Citrulline

    6 g citrulline There’s no official daily amount for citrulline.Not a recommendation. Not medical advice.

    Prices: L-citrulline only

    Lowest
    $0.23
    Typical
    $0.77
    Compare 46 products
  • Protein powder

    30 g protein There’s no single daily amount for protein – it depends on body weight: 1.4–2.0 g per kg a day for people who exercise, from food and supplements together (ISSN).Not a recommendation. Not medical advice.

    Lowest
    $0.65
    Typical
    $2.61
    Compare 803 products
Where the money goes

Each color is one part of the combo – per training day.

Lowest prices$1.07
Typical prices$4.22
PartLowestTypical
Creatine9.5¢$0.51
Beta-alanine$0.10$0.32
Citrulline$0.23$0.77
Protein powder$0.65$2.61
When people usually take it
  1. Every day
    • Creatine
    • Beta-alanine
  2. Before
    • Citrulline
  3. After
    • Protein powder

What we often see on labels and in training plans – not a recommendation.

Not medical advice

We compare prices and label data. The amounts are the ones we compare by – usually the common amount on labels – not recommendations. Talk to a doctor or pharmacist before taking supplements, especially if you are under 18, pregnant or on medication.

Prices: our own check of 7,383 products in US online stores (Nov 1, 2026). How we check

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