Naternal Creatine
Current page states 5 g per serve, directions 3–5 g and approximately 50 serves. Earlier indexed copy states 52 serves. Pack basis needs reconciliation; no cost or rank.
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Naternal vs Athena.
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| No. | Format | Other ingredients | Batch test | Certification | Score | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | NaternalCreatine Marketed to women | Powder | 5 g/ serve At the 5 g comparison mark | None listed | Testing claimedNo current lot matched | Unresolved | PendingMissing inputs | Not rankedOpen page for reason |
| 6 | AthenaCreatine + Electrolytes Marketed to women | Powder | 3 g/ serve 2 g below comparison mark | Sodium, calcium, magnesium, potassium; flavours and other excipients | Not locatedSee source notes | Informed SportDirectory linked | A$1.22Regular pack price | 57/ 100 · method v1.0 |
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Athena Creatine + Electrolytes
Each 6 g powder serve contains 3 g creatine monohydrate, equivalent to 2.64 g creatine. Our comparison uses monohydrate mass. Berry batches located in the Informed Sport directory. No qualifying creatine-content report or content-testing claim located on the checked product page; sport testing is a separate criterion.
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