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Fitness: Ingredient shortlist

Staples first, details second: compare fitness products by format, serving size, and value per serving.

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Start here: pick one ingredient, then compare 2–4 products side by side before you buy.

If you only do one thing, keep your compare list small. Two near-identical listings can look different once you line up serving size and capsule count.

  • Format first: choose capsule, powder, gummy, or liquid.
  • Serving math: use servings per container to estimate how long it lasts.
  • Keep labels readable: single-ingredient listings are easiest to compare at the start.

Ingredient shortlist

Start with these ingredients, then compare products in the catalog.

Creatine Monohydrate

Usually powder-first; compare scoop size, servings per container, and whether the label stays simple.

Whey Protein Isolate

Powder listings vary by serving size and flavoring; compare serving definition and servings per tub.

Plant Protein

Powder blends vary; compare serving size, sweeteners, and whether it’s a single source or a blend.

Beta-Alanine

Powder or capsule; compare serving size and whether it’s sold alone or inside a blend.

Electrolytes

Typically powders or liquids; compare serving definition, sweeteners, and servings per container.

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