Zooki Creatine: The Drop That Refuses to Do One-Size-Fits-All
From day one, Zooki’s promise to the world was to create supplements that deliver real, noticeable results.
Granted, that should be the goal of any health and wellness brand. But as those who’ve been plugged into the industry for long enough will know, that’s not always the case.
In Zooki’s orbit, those words have always been backed by actions.
From its advanced liposomal nutrients and premium Marine Collagen to the performance-focused Electrolyte range, impressive formulation has been a constant — and driving factor — behind the brand’s rise to global success.
Its glowing résumé now looks to have another fine entry with the release of two hybrid creatine blends, specifically formulated to match the bespoke needs of men and women.
Zooki Creatine, or Creatine+, as it’s been fittingly christened, merges the world’s most studied supplement with added ingredients carefully selected to elevate the benefits to new heights.
Here’s what you need to know about the launch, including details on ingredients, price and how to save 20% with code GF20.
Introducing Zooki Creatine
Zooki celebrated the arrival of its Creatine+ blends by throwing a launch party for over 100 community members at Manor London last week.
In place of bubbles, creatine was served on arrival to power guests through a ‘Yardwork’ session testing strength, endurance, teamwork and focus.
The latter is something Zooki is putting major emphasis on with this drop.
Typically viewed as a strength-centric supplement for its ability to increase power output and accelerate muscle building, emerging research points to the importance of creatine for brain gains.
Studies show it can impact cognition, mood and potentially even neuroprotection as we age.
Another blind spot Zooki is looking to illuminate with its Creatine+ range is the supplement’s importance for women.
“We see it as a particularly relevant supplement for women, who on average have lower stores of creatine (and so more to gain), with the impact more pronounced during perimenopause and menopause,” said Johnny Taylor, Zooki’s Commercial Director, in an announcement.
What’s in Zooki Creatine?
So, what makes Zooki Creatine different? For a start, the dual release is a USP in a category where “one formula for everyone” is still the norm.
Both options feature 5g of pure micronised creatine monohydrate per sachet as the base. The widely recognised gold-standard dose is between 3-5g, placing Zooki Creatine at the peak of that scale.
The women’s blend adds vitamins B6, vitamin B12 and zinc to crank up natural energy production while dialling in extra strength and cognitive perks.
The men’s counterpart also leverages zinc and vitamin B12, but takes things in a slightly different direction with the inclusion of Cordyceps.
Used for centuries in traditional Chinese medicine, Cordyceps are believed to boost energy, oxygen production and endurance, while offering potential immune, anti-inflammatory and libido benefits.
The two blends have debuted in their own unique flavours: a refreshing Wild Berry for him, and a thirst-quenching Summer Fruits variety for her.
Both promise to mix seamlessly with water and are free from added sugar or artificial sweeteners.
Pre-portioned sachets come in boxes of 7, 30, 90, 180 and 360 servings, with prices starting at £12.99 for a one-time purchase.
Head to Zooki’s website to stock up. Don’t forget to use code GF20 for 20% off.
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