PLANT-BASED

Vegan Creatine + Plant Protein Packets

Creatine monohydrate is made synthetically, not from animal sources, so it fits a vegan diet. Nutrition On The Go pairs 5g of it with 20g of plant protein in an all natural, single-serve packet. No tub, no scoop.

THE SHORT ANSWER

Yes, creatine monohydrate is vegan. It is produced synthetically rather than extracted from animals. Because dietary creatine comes mostly from meat and fish, people eating plant-based generally start with lower baseline stores. Our vegan packets carry 5g of micronized creatine monohydrate alongside 20g of protein from a complete multi-source plant blend.

Vegan protein and creatine packets

All natural

Vegan Protein + Creatine Packets

20g of plant protein from a complete multi-source blend, plus 5g of micronized creatine monohydrate. Chocolate or Vanilla.

From $39.99$2.33/packet on the 60-pack

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Not plant-based? Whey + creatine

Same format, same 5g of creatine, with 25g of whey protein isolate instead of the plant blend.

From $52.99$3.00/packet on the 60-pack

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What you are actually getting

Vegan

Creatine is not animal-derived

Supplemental creatine monohydrate is produced synthetically rather than extracted from animal tissue, so it fits a plant-based diet.

20g

A complete plant protein

20g of protein per packet from a complete multi-source plant blend, with no artificial ingredients.

5g

The standard daily serving

5g of micronized creatine monohydrate per packet, the serving size used across the published research. No loading phase required.

TSA

Travels with you

Single-serve packets sit well under the TSA 12 ounce powder limit, so they go straight into a carry-on.

One vegan packet vs buying both separately

Feature Our vegan packet Vegan protein + creatine tub
Creatine 5g, already included Separate tub or capsules
Protein 20g complete plant blend Separate tub
Prep per shake One packet Two scoops, two products
Travel Carry-on ready Two containers to pack
Artificial ingredients None Varies by brand

Vegan creatine questions

Is creatine vegan?

Yes. Creatine monohydrate sold as a supplement is produced synthetically, not extracted from animal tissue, which makes it suitable for vegan and vegetarian diets.

Do vegans need more creatine?

Dietary creatine comes mostly from meat and fish, so people eating plant-based typically start with lower baseline stores. The standard supplement serving is the same either way: 3g to 5g a day.

What plant proteins are in the packet?

A complete multi-source plant blend delivering 20g of protein per packet, with no artificial ingredients. Full ingredient panel is on the product page.

How does it mix?

Mix with cold water or a milk alternative and shake for about 20 seconds. Cold liquid mixes noticeably smoother than warm, which is the single most useful tip we can give you.

What does it cost per serving?

$2.33/packet on the 60-pack on the 60-pack, or $1.87 per packet with Subscribe & Save. That covers both the protein and the creatine.

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Plant protein and creatine. One packet.

20g of plant protein plus 5g of creatine monohydrate, all natural and single-serve. Subscribe and save 20% with free shipping, backed by our 45-Day Money-Back Guarantee.

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