Glutamine Powder 250gms
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Technical Specifications
- Active Ingredient: L-Glutamine (100%)
- Flavour: Unflavoured
- Net Weight: 250g
- Format: Fine, easily dissolvable powder
- Solubility: Mixes cleanly with water, juice, or a protein shake
- Packaging Options: Retail pack, bulk export drum, and private label formats available
Glutamine is the most abundant amino acid in the body, and intense or prolonged exercise can deplete it faster than the body naturally replaces it. Supplementing helps restore levels that support recovery between sessions, which is why it is commonly used alongside protein and creatine rather than as a standalone product.
Yes, since this is an unflavoured powder, it mixes cleanly into a whey or plant protein shake without altering the taste. It can also be taken separately in plain water if you prefer to keep your protein and glutamine intake as distinct servings.
Yes, glutamine itself is typically produced through fermentation and is suitable for a vegetarian diet. We can confirm vegan status and full sourcing details for your specific market on request.
Serving guidance is printed on the label and generally falls in a range commonly used in sports nutrition. Individual needs vary by training volume and goals, so we recommend end users follow label guidance or their own trainer's advice rather than a generic recommendation.
Many consumers take it post-workout alongside their protein shake, though some split servings between post-workout and before bed. Timing preferences vary, and the label offers general guidance rather than a single mandatory schedule.
Yes, private labelling is available on this product, including custom pouch artwork and label compliance for your target market. Minimum order quantities are kept workable for buyers adding glutamine to an existing supplement range.
Creatine 250gms
Creatine monohydrate is, by most accounts, the single most researched supplement in sports nutrition, and unlike most of the category, it does not need a persuasive pitch to justify its place on a shelf. The research already did that work decades ago. This 250g pack is unflavoured creatine monohydrate, chosen deliberately over a flavoured formulation for buyers who want a product that mixes into anything, water, juice, a protein shake, without introducing a competing taste. For retailers and private label buyers, unflavoured also offers something flavoured versions cannot: a blank canvas for building a brand identity from the ground up rather than inheriting someone else's flavour decisions. At 5 grams per scoop, each pouch delivers roughly fifty servings, aligned with the standard maintenance dose most commonly cited in sports nutrition research. Consistency matters more with creatine than with almost any other supplement category, since the ingredient itself is simple and well understood; what differentiates one supplier from another comes down almost entirely to purity, particle size, and how reliably each batch matches the last one. For export buyers, creatine remains one of the more dependable categories to build a reorder relationship around, since usage tends to be daily and long-term rather than occasional. A customer who commits to a creatine routine typically stays with it for months, which makes consistent supply and batch-to-batch reliability far more important to a buyer's long-term relationship with a supplier than flashy marketing claims. Fifteen years of exporting nutrition products from India has underscored one lesson repeatedly: creatine buyers ask harder, more specific questions than buyers in almost any other supplement category, about particle size, mesh grade, and purity testing. We treat those questions as a normal part of due diligence rather than an inconvenience, and documentation on sourcing and testing accompanies every order. The powder itself is a fine, easily dissolvable grade that avoids the grittiness some lower-cost creatine products carry, mixing cleanly into cold water or a shake without extended stirring. Private labelling is available on this product, and minimum order quantities are kept accessible for buyers still establishing themselves in this category. Samples and full documentation ship on request before any larger order is placed.
Creatine 250gms Blueberry
Blueberry is an unusual choice for a creatine flavour, more commonly seen in antioxidant or recovery-focused supplements than in a straightforward performance product, and that novelty is precisely what makes it worth stocking alongside more conventional options. This 250g Blueberry creatine monohydrate keeps the core formula identical to the unflavoured version, pure creatine monohydrate at a standard 5-gram serving, while wrapping it in a flavour profile that reads as tart and slightly sweet rather than the syrupy berry flavours common in cheaper supplement lines. Blueberry as a flavour needs restraint; overdo the sweetness and it loses the tartness that makes real blueberries recognisable in the first place. For buyers building out a flavoured creatine range, blueberry offers a genuine point of difference from the cola and citrus flavours that dominate most competitors' lineups. It tends to appeal to a slightly different customer, often someone already drawn to antioxidant-associated flavours in other supplement categories, giving retailers a way to cross-sell within their existing customer base rather than only attracting entirely new buyers. Each pouch delivers approximately fifty servings at the standard 5-gram dose, with the flavouring calibrated not to interfere with how cleanly the powder dissolves. Creatine monohydrate has a tendency to settle if left too long in solution regardless of flavour, and this formulation was tested specifically to confirm the blueberry flavouring does not worsen that tendency compared to the unflavoured base. Fifteen years of exporting nutrition products from India has shown that less conventional flavours like blueberry often underperform on a first order before building steady demand once a customer base has had the chance to try it, which makes it a better fit as an addition to an established creatine range than as a sole opening SKU. Private label production is available for this product, and minimum order quantities are kept accessible for buyers testing a less common flavour before committing to volume. Documentation on purity and sourcing ships with every order, and a sample is available on request to evaluate the flavour before a larger commitment.
Creatine 250gms Cola
Flavoured creatine used to be something of a compromise, sacrificing purity for palatability. That trade-off has narrowed considerably as formulation techniques improved, and this Cola creatine monohydrate was built to prove the point: the same 5-gram dose of pure creatine monohydrate, just genuinely pleasant to drink. The cola flavour itself was calibrated to taste like an actual soft drink rather than a vague sweetened cover for the underlying creatine, which has a naturally neutral but slightly bitter profile when unflavoured. Buyers who have tried competing flavoured creatines know how often this goes wrong, either too subtle to notice or so heavily flavoured it becomes cloying by the second week of daily use. For retailers, a flavoured creatine SKU tends to appeal to a different customer than the unflavoured version, typically someone newer to supplementation who wants the routine to feel less clinical and more enjoyable day to day. Cola specifically tends to draw a younger demographic already familiar with energy drink flavour profiles, giving this SKU crossover appeal beyond the traditional creatine buyer. At 5 grams per scoop with roughly fifty servings per 250g pouch, dosing stays aligned with standard sports nutrition guidance regardless of the flavour added. The flavouring itself does not interfere with mixability, dissolving as cleanly in cold water as the unflavoured version, without the separation or residue some flavoured powders develop after sitting in solution for a few minutes. Fifteen years of exporting supplement products from India has shown that flavoured creatine, once a niche offering, has become a genuine growth category as more first-time supplement users enter the market and prioritise a pleasant daily routine over strict minimalism in their ingredient list. Cola performs particularly well in markets with strong existing familiarity with cola-flavoured products generally. Private labelling is available for buyers wanting their own brand on this SKU, and minimum order quantities remain flexible for businesses still gauging demand for flavoured creatine specifically. Full documentation on sourcing, purity, and flavour compliance accompanies every shipment, and a sample can be arranged before committing to a larger production run.