Athletech Pure Creatine HCL 300g

  • Single-ingredient creatine hydrochloride (HCl) — no flavours, fillers or blends.
  • Unflavoured and highly soluble; 750mg per scoop, 400 scoops per 300g tub.
  • Dose it to your bodyweight — one scoop per 45kg on training days.
  • Numbers straight off the label; no medical or weight claims.
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Athletech Pure Creatine HCL is a single-ingredient, unflavoured creatine hydrochloride (HCl) powder — just creatine HCl, with no flavours, fillers or blends. Each level scoop is 750 mg, the tub holds 400 scoops, and the label's guide is to dose it to your bodyweight: one scoop per 45 kg on training days.

Athletech · Creatine HCl

One ingredient. Nothing else.

A highly soluble, unflavoured creatine hydrochloride you dose to your own bodyweight — single-ingredient, no flavours, no fillers, no proprietary blends.

750mg
Creatine HCl / scoop
400
Scoops / 300 g tub
1
Ingredient only
0
Flavours & fillers
Why people buy it

What you get

  • A single ingredient — creatine HCl. The panel lists creatine hydrochloride and, under other ingredients, "None." Nothing to hide behind.
  • Unflavoured and highly soluble. Creatine hydrochloride dissolves readily in water, so it mixes in clean with no added flavour, colour or sweetener.
  • Dose it to your bodyweight. The label's guide is one 750 mg scoop per 45 kg of bodyweight on training days, taken before you work out.
  • 400 scoops per 300 g tub. A compact, long-lasting tub — easy to add to a shake or take on its own.
  • Numbers on the label, not adjectives. Every figure on this page comes straight off the Athletech Supplement Facts panel.
Single Ingredient Unflavoured Creatine HCl No Fillers or Blends 750mg / Scoop
Why it works

What creatine does

Creatine is one of the most researched sports-nutrition ingredients. Your muscles use creatine to help regenerate ATP — the fast, short-burst energy you draw on during hard efforts like lifting, jumping and sprinting. Keeping muscle creatine topped up is the basis of how the ingredient is used in sport.

Where the evidence sits. The International Society of Sports Nutrition recognises creatine supplementation as one of the most effective nutritional strategies available for increasing high-intensity exercise capacity and supporting lean muscle mass during training [1].

This is the HCl form. Creatine hydrochloride is creatine bound to hydrochloric acid, which makes it highly water-soluble and easy to mix unflavoured — a good fit if you want a single-ingredient, unflavoured creatine that dissolves cleanly.

What's inside

Per scoop (750 mg)

750mgCreatine Hydrochloride (HCl)
NoneOther ingredients
400Scoops per tub

That's the whole formula: creatine hydrochloride, and nothing else. No flavours, no sweeteners, no fillers, no proprietary blends. The full panel — serving size, servings per container and suggested use — is in the Supplement Facts tab.

How to use

Simple to take

  1. Dose to your bodyweight. The label directs one level scoop (750 mg) per 45 kg of bodyweight — so about 2 scoops for a 90 kg person — on training days, taken before your workout.
  2. Mix it in. Add your scoops to roughly 150–250 ml of water (or your pre-workout or shake) and stir or shake. It's unflavoured and dissolves readily, so it won't change the taste much.
  3. Be consistent. Take it on your training days as the label directs, as part of a balanced diet and regular training.
Is it for you?

Who it suits

Built for

  • Lifters and athletes who want a plain, single-ingredient creatine
  • Anyone who prefers an unflavoured powder to add to their own drink
  • People who find some creatine powders gritty and want a highly soluble form
  • Anyone who likes to dose to their own bodyweight rather than a fixed scoop

Worth knowing first

  • Anyone wanting the full 3–5 g/day creatine research dose from one scoop — see "About the dose" above
  • Anyone after a flavoured, ready-to-drink creatine
  • Children, or those pregnant or breastfeeding, unless advised by a healthcare professional
  • Anyone with a medical condition or on medication — check with your healthcare professional first
Buy with confidence

What we can tell you up front

This is a new addition to the Athletech range, so there are no customer reviews yet — full disclosure. We'd rather tell you that than invent them. Everything you see here is taken straight from the product's own label.

What's on the label: creatine hydrochloride, 750 mg per scoop, 400 scoops per 300 g tub, unflavoured, with no other ingredients declared.

What we don't claim: we make no medical or weight claims, and we don't claim the HCl form is superior to, or gram-for-gram equivalent to, creatine monohydrate. For delivery timeframes, costs and returns, see the Shipping and Returns policy linked in the site footer.

Good to know

FAQ

What is creatine HCl?

Creatine hydrochloride (HCl) is creatine bound to hydrochloric acid. That bond makes it highly water-soluble, so it mixes into water easily and is well suited to an unflavoured powder. In this product it's the only ingredient — the label lists creatine hydrochloride and, under other ingredients, "None."

How is creatine HCl different from creatine monohydrate?

They're different chemical forms of creatine. HCl is bound to hydrochloric acid rather than water, which makes it more soluble — it dissolves and mixes more easily, especially unflavoured. This product is dosed per the label's own guide (one scoop per 45 kg of bodyweight), not matched to a monohydrate serving size.

How much should I take?

The label's guide is one level 750 mg scoop per 45 kg of bodyweight, taken on training days before you work out. So a 45 kg person takes one scoop, a 90 kg person takes about two, and so on. Take it as directed as part of a balanced diet and regular training.

Is it flavoured, and how do I mix it?

It's completely unflavoured. Add your scoops to about 150–250 ml of water, or stir them into a pre-workout or protein shake, and mix. Because creatine hydrochloride is highly soluble, it dissolves readily and won't noticeably change the taste of what you add it to.

What else is in it?

Nothing. The Supplement Facts panel lists creatine hydrochloride as the single ingredient and "None" under other ingredients — no flavours, sweeteners, colours, fillers or proprietary blends. If you have allergies, always read the label on the tub before use.

When should I take it?

The label directs taking it on training days, before your workout. Creatine is often used consistently over time, so take it on your training days as directed and keep it as part of your regular routine. There's no need to exceed the amount on the label.

References

References

  1. [1] Kreider, R.B., Kalman, D.S., Antonio, J., et al. (2017). International Society of Sports Nutrition position stand: safety and efficacy of creatine supplementation in exercise, sport, and medicine. Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition, 14:18. DOI:10.1186/s12970-017-0173-z.

Supplement Facts

Athletech Pure Creatine HCL — unflavoured, 300 g

Amount per serving
Serving size 1 scoop (750 mg) · 400 servings per containerPer serve%DV
Creatine Hydrochloride (HCl)750 mg**

Other ingredients: None.

Suggested use: Take one scoop per 45 kg of body weight on training days, prior to working out.

** Daily Value (%DV) not established. Values shown are taken from the Athletech product label. Always check the panel printed on your tub.