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Creatine Capsules, 120 Capsules vs Creatine

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Value
CreatineLower cost per 5 g of label-declared creatine
Active dose
CreatineHigher label-declared creatine per serving
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Declared facts and derived metrics

Cost bands use USD. Product pages show exact listed prices with their verification dates.

Creatine Capsules, 120 Capsules and Creatine comparison
FactCreatine Capsules, 120 Capsules ↗ at iHerb (opens in a new tab)Life ExtensionCreatine ↗ at Thorne (opens in a new tab)Thorne
Creatine details
Creatine / serving1 gLeads5 g
Cost / 5 g$1.13Leads$0.49
Shared facts
BrandLife ExtensionThorne
Label serving size2 capsules1 scoop
Servings per container6090
Delivery formCapsulePowder
AvailabilityIn stockIn stock
Selected retaileriHerbThorne
Product last verifiedJul 19, 2026Jul 19, 2026
Tax includedTax inclusion not confirmedTax inclusion not confirmed
Shipping includedShipping excluded from comparisonShipping excluded from comparison

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What these numbers do not establish

Differences in listed price, declared amount, chemical form, or counted label-day units do not establish safety, effectiveness, bioavailability, tolerance, or personal suitability. Verify the current label and discuss individual health decisions with a qualified healthcare professional.

Pair-specific label analysis

Thorne Creatine powder vs Life Extension Creatine capsules

Thorne's powder label declares 5 g of creatine monohydrate in one scoop per day. Life Extension declares 1 g per two-capsule serving and directs two servings per day, for four capsules and 2 g across the label-directed day.

Written by Paolo Tozzo · Publisher and reviewer

Last reviewed August 2, 2026

Powder and capsule directions

Thorne's label uses one scoop per serving, directs one serving per day, and declares 5 g of creatine monohydrate. Life Extension's label uses two capsules per serving, directs two servings per day, and declares 1 g of creatine monohydrate per serving. Applied as written, that is one scoop and 5 g versus four capsules and 2 g across the label-directed day.

Package and price context

The selected offer snapshots are $44.00 for 90 Thorne servings and $13.50 for 60 Life Extension servings. Because Life Extension directs two servings per day while Thorne directs one, serving count and label-day count are not interchangeable.

Limits of the comparison

The delivery format, labeled amount, unit count, and price calculations do not establish effectiveness, uptake, tolerance, safety, or which product is appropriate for a person. They describe what the two current labels and selected offer records state.

Attribution and freshness

Sources and freshness

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Creatine Capsules, 120 Capsules

Label facts last verified Jul 19, 2026.

  • Manufacturer product source
  • Life Extension · label Jul 19, 2026
  • iHerb · offer:us:iHerb Jul 19, 2026
  • iHerb price source Jul 19, 2026
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Creatine

Label facts last verified Jul 19, 2026.

  • Manufacturer product source
  • Thorne · label Jul 19, 2026
  • Thorne · offer:us:Thorne Jul 19, 2026
  • Thorne price source Jul 19, 2026
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