Bundles

These are the same products sold elsewhere on this site, grouped and priced below buying each one separately. There is nothing exclusive inside a bundle and no ingredient you cannot buy on its own, which is deliberate.

What is in them

Each stack pairs things that genuinely work with things that cover a common gap. The foundation of any of them is protein to cover daily intake and creatine at three to five grams a day, because those two have the strongest evidence in the entire shop and cost the least to run.

Around that sits whichever gap the stack is built for, usually vitamin D through the winter or magnesium where sleep is the weak point.

When a bundle is the wrong purchase

If you already own two of the three items, buying the bundle to get the third wastes money. If you only want one of them, buy that one. We would rather say this than have you spend more than you needed to, and the individual product pages are all linked from the range.

A bundle also does not do anything a shelf of separate tubs would not. The saving is in the price, not in some interaction between the products.

Doses are still printed

Bundling is where the industry usually starts hiding numbers, because a stack is easier to sell on a story than on milligrams. Every product inside every bundle here carries the same printed dose it carries on its own page, and the full shop lists all of them individually if you would rather build your own.

Working out whether a bundle saves you money

The arithmetic is quick. Add the individual prices of the items in the stack, compare with the bundle price, and divide the difference by how long the stack lasts. If the saving is real and you would have bought all the items anyway, take it. If you are adding a product you would not otherwise have bought, the bundle costs you money rather than saving it.

Every item in every stack is listed separately on this site with its own price, so that comparison takes under a minute and we would rather you did it.