IN DEVELOPMENT Ordering and preorders remain closed.
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NUTRITION. IN YOUR CORNER.

PACK LIGHT.
SHOW UP.

Creatine + Electrolytes.
Watermelon-Lime. A 6 g total serving in development.

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INDIVIDUAL SACHET CONCEPT AUSTRALIAN-OWNED BRAND
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TRAIN. PACK. REPEAT.CLEAR PRODUCT INFORMATION.A ROUTINE THAT TRAVELS.
CURRENT DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION

SMALL PACK.
CLEAR PURPOSE.

Creatine + Electrolytes. Watermelon-Lime. A proposed 6 g total serving in a portable sachet format.

Final ingredients, nutrition, preparation and sale-pack details remain in development. Ordering and preorders are closed.

LESS TO PACK. MORE ROOM TO MOVE.

YOUR ROUTINE
DOESN’T NEED
MORE BAGGAGE.

We are developing a portable Watermelon-Lime sachet format. Its 6 g total serving describes all the powder in a serving, not the amount of creatine or electrolytes. Final ingredients, nutrition and directions will be published before release.

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BEFORE YOU ASK

THE USEFUL
DETAILS.

Can I order Muscleatine now?

No. Ordering and preorders are closed. Creatine + Electrolytes Watermelon-Lime is in development, with no launch date promised.

What does 6 g mean?

It is the proposed total serving of powder. It is not a claim of 6 g creatine, protein or electrolytes, and it does not establish daily-use directions.

Where are the ingredients and directions?

The complete ingredient list, allergen statement, nutrition and preparation directions remain under review. Development information is not a released product label.

What happened to the earlier products?

Earlier product pages remain available for reference. They are not the current selected development direction and cannot be ordered.

FOR THE DAYS YOU SHOW UP.

MAKE ROOM
FOR MUSCLEATINE.

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Understand the format

A portable sachet and a tub solve different packing needs. Compare convenience, packaging trade-offs and what a serving weight does—and does not—tell you.