
Lift
One scoop. Two jars retired.
The cup that lived between your warm-up and your first set was already half hydration, half creatine. Now it's just one — same job, less counter clutter.
Withanly · Creatine Hydration
4.7 · 152 reviews300 g natural-citrus flavour · 30 servings · 3 g creatine + electrolytes per scoop
You were stacking two scoops out of two different jars before the lift anyway — one for the creatine, one for the salts you sweat out by set three. We put them in the same scoop. Real citrus, no sucralose, no neon dye. The drink you actually look forward to during the warm-up.
“My pre-workout drink. Hydration plus the creatine, no extras.”
Pre-launch tester feedback. Individual results vary.

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Withanly · Creatine Hydration
4.7 · 152 reviews300 g natural-citrus flavour · 30 servings · 3 g creatine + electrolytes per scoop
You were stacking two scoops out of two different jars before the lift anyway — one for the creatine, one for the salts you sweat out by set three. We put them in the same scoop. Real citrus, no sucralose, no neon dye. The drink you actually look forward to during the warm-up.
“My pre-workout drink. Hydration plus the creatine, no extras.”
Pre-launch tester feedback. Individual results vary.
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The formula
A quieter system

Lift
The cup that lived between your warm-up and your first set was already half hydration, half creatine. Now it's just one — same job, less counter clutter.

Salts
Sodium, potassium, magnesium, coconut-water minerals — the full panel of what you sweat out, not just the headline three. Cramp insurance, basically.

Taste
Sweetened with stevia and monk fruit, flavoured with real citrus. No sucralose chemical aftertaste, no neon-yellow gym dye.

01
One capsule, twice a day, with water. No timing dance, no stimulant cycling.

02
Most people notice a steadier daytime baseline within 7–10 days — not a hit, a settling.

03
By week 3–4, the 3am wake-up softens. You’ll know it’s working when you stop noticing the time.
What's inside
Every ingredient, the form we use, the dose per serving, the mechanism that makes it relevant, and the peer-reviewed study that backs it.
3000 mg per serving
Form: 3,000 mg micronised creatine monohydrate (per 10 g scoop)
The most-studied performance supplement — increases the muscle's phosphocreatine pool for rapid energy in intense efforts. The 3 g dose here works for those stacking with another daily creatine source, or as a maintenance dose for already-loaded individuals.
International Society of Sports Nutrition position stand: safety and efficacy of creatine supplementation · Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition, 2017150 mg per serving
Form: 150 mg sodium (per 10 g scoop)
The primary electrolyte lost in sweat. Heavy training without sodium replenishment leads to performance drop-off well before dehydration becomes critical.
Sodium balance during exercise — review · Sports Medicine, 2019150 mg per serving
Form: 100 mg potassium + 50 mg magnesium glycinate (per 10 g scoop)
Two electrolytes lost during exercise that influence muscle function and recovery. Magnesium glycinate is the gentlest form on the digestive system.
The Effect of Magnesium Supplementation on Subjective Anxiety and Stress — A Systematic Review · Nutrients, 20171500 mg per serving
Form: 1,500 mg coconut water concentrate (per 10 g scoop)
A natural source of trace minerals and additional potassium. The traditional Pacific-island hydration profile — used long before modern sports drinks existed.
Rehydration after exercise with coconut water and carbohydrate-electrolyte drinks · Journal of Physiological Anthropology, 2007These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
What the research says
Peer-reviewed human trials on the active ingredients that anchor what people feel.
Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition · 2017
ISSN position stand: comprehensive review of creatine across performance and safety endpoints.
Read the studySports Medicine · 2019
Review of sodium-replenishment strategies during prolonged or high-intensity training.
Read the studyJournal of Physiological Anthropology · 2007
Coconut water showed comparable rehydration profile to carbohydrate-electrolyte drinks.
Read the studyNutrients · 2017
Review of magnesium across performance and recovery endpoints.
Read the studyCited studies were conducted on the active ingredients in this product. Individual responses vary. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
Try without risk
Open the jar. Mix a few scoops with your workouts. If the flavour, the mix, or the way it sits doesn't fit your training, email us inside 30 days and we'll refund the order. The jar stays with you. No return shipping, no questionnaire.
Reach contact@withanly.com — average refund response under twelve hours.
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Email us when you're ready to review →What people taking Creatine Monohydrate, Sodium are saying
These quotes are from users of products containing Creatine Monohydrate, Sodium — not Withanly— sourced from public Reddit and Quora threads. Click the source link below each quote to read the original in context. Quotes have had competitor brand names removed for legibility; nothing else is edited.
Creatine Monohydrate
“I was worried about this for a while as well. However after watching too many youtube videos on it, and reading a peer reviewed paper I was convinced that the effects on hair loss were overstated since it was mainly from one questionable study. So far I haven't noticed any changes to my hair and it's been over a month. I have gained about 4 lbs from the water weight, but after the initial gain I haven't gained anymore weight. My muscles do feel a little fuller and I do notice that I can get a couple extra reps out. Overall a positive experience so far.”Read the original
“Taken creatine for 2 years daily. From being a newbie it can help in the gym or whatever you train. Its one of the most researched supplements to take and its perfectly safe and hair loss isnt strongly associated with taking it. Genetics is much more of a hair loss risk and thats something we cant control. 1 pointer i have though, if you decide to take it make sure anytime you get your bloods checked for any reason tell your doctor you take creatine. They test for creatinine and if you take creatine itll be elevated in your blood which can show kidney issues. But if you take creatine and they account for that theyll grt an accurate result.”Read the original
“I thought it was bogus until the first time I stopped taking it. I was trying to do the same workouts and I felt weak as hell. Had no idea what was happening. That’s when I realized that the new pre I was taking didn’t have creatine in it like the old one. Got back on it and felt like it used to.”Read the original
“Most of what I gained was water weight which disappeared 3 weeks after I discontinued using it. It helped some with muscle fatigued, but I was urinating all the time from the extra water I was drinking.”Read the original
Sodium
“That's very safe. However, you also get a lot of autophagy (if your diet is right for it) with a rolling 36 (fast 36, eat a meal, fast 36) and that can stop you from losing any weight at all (since weight loss is not your goal) Make that single meal high in fat, with low-no carbs, and moderate in protein. The moderate protein is important for autophagy because the body would rather get its protein from diet, rather than expend the energy to recycle it's own broken, unneeded cell parts for them. So you want to make it go for the stuff already on you that you don't want.”Read the original
Quotes are user-generated content from public forums about the ingredient class — not testimonials for Withanly. Withanly does not endorse the original posters or compensate them for these quotes. Individual responses vary. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
Honest answers
Creatine Monohydrate is pure 5 g daily-driver creatine in unflavoured powder. Creatine Hydration adds electrolytes + coconut water in a flavoured workout-day mix at 3 g creatine. Many users keep both — monohydrate for daily, hydration for workout days.
If you're already creatine-loaded and on a maintenance dose, yes. If this is your only creatine source, you may want to stack with the unflavoured monohydrate to hit 5 g daily — particularly during the first month.
Light natural citrus — closer to a cucumber-mint water than a sports drink. Not sweet, not artificial. Some testers add a squeeze of lemon for extra brightness.
Stevia leaf extract and monk fruit. No sucralose, no aspartame, no artificial colours.
30 minutes pre-workout, or sipped throughout training. The electrolyte balance is calibrated for the workout window.
Yes, but the electrolyte profile is dialed for training days. On rest days, the unflavoured monohydrate is the cleaner pick.
Yes — they don't conflict.
The electrolyte load (especially sodium and potassium) can interact with diuretic and blood-pressure medication. Talk to your physician if you take prescription medication.
Email contact@withanly.com within 30 days of delivery and we'll refund the full amount — you don't need to send the tub back.
From our US warehouse, USPS Ground typically arrives in 2–4 business days within the contiguous US.