The short answer
On the four products we were able to compare, Nutripure is cheaper for the same amount of active: 9% less on whey, 40% on creatine, 44% on magnesium, 64% on marine collagen. Nutri&Co keeps two arguments that Nutripure does not have in our price checks: a creatine listed on the Cologne List, and targeted formulas such as its intimate flora probiotic. On customer ratings the two are level: 4.7 out of 5 against 4.6.
What our price checks found
| Product | Nutripure | Nutri&Co | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whey | 54.69 EUR per kilo of protein (native isolate, 86.8 g of protein per 100 g, 4 kg tub at 189.90 EUR) | 60.15 EUR per kilo of protein | Nutripure 9% cheaper |
| Creatine | 5.99 EUR per 100 g (Creapure, 1 kg at 59.90 EUR) | 9.97 EUR per 100 g (Creapure, Cologne List) | Nutripure 40% cheaper |
| Magnesium | 0.185 EUR per 100 mg (bisglycinate, 240 mg a day, 180 capsules at 39.90 EUR) | 0.332 EUR per 100 mg | Nutripure 44% cheaper |
| Marine collagen | 62.48 EUR per kilo (Naticol, 4 kg tub); 74.92 EUR in the 1.2 kg pot | 171.67 EUR per kilo | Nutripure 56 to 64% cheaper |
| Omega-3 | 0.257 EUR per gram of EPA+DHA (Epax, 2,160 mg a day, 6-month course) | cannot be calculated: three sizes shown at the same price | no verdict |
The result is clear on everything that can be compared. The most telling gap is collagen: at 10 g a day for a year, 228 EUR at Nutripure in the 4 kg tub against 627 EUR at Nutri&Co. One caution, however: the two price checks are not a month apart by chance, as Nutripure had never been readable until now. The Nutri&Co prices date from 24/09/2026.
Where Nutripure wins
The price per active, everywhere we could calculate it, with branded raw materials on both sides: Creapure for creatine, Naticol for collagen, Epax for omega-3. Its whey is a native isolate with 86.8 g of protein per 100 g (94% on a dry matter basis), made from French milk, with less than 0.2% lactose according to its page.
One caveat that matters: its advantage comes in large sizes. Its whey in the 750 g pouch works out at 68.97 EUR per kilo of protein, which is more expensive than Nutri&Co. Its collagen in the 310 g pouch costs 109 EUR per kilo. Buying small to try it wipes out the gap.
Where Nutri&Co keeps the advantage
The Cologne List on creatine
Its creatine is listed on the Cologne List, a list of products analysed for cross-contamination with banned substances. For an athlete tested in competition, it is the only reason in our file that justifies paying 40% more for a creatine that is otherwise identical Creapure.
Formulas designed for a purpose
On the intimate flora probiotic, Nutri&Co names a Lactobacillus crispatus strain with its code, for 0.66 EUR a day, one of the two cheapest in its comparison. It is the kind of targeted product we did not find at Nutripure.
What customers say
| Indicator | Nutripure | Nutri&Co |
|---|---|---|
| Average rating | 4.7 / 5 | 4.6 / 5 |
| Number of reviews | 4,374 | 5,626 |
| 5 stars | 87% | 79% |
| 1 star | 4% | 4% |
| Replies to negative reviews | not recorded | 94%, within a week |
Two very similar profiles. Nutripure’s customers cite the quality and transparency of the product pages, and criticise the taste of the proteins mixed with water. Nutri&Co’s praise the seriousness of the formulas and report occasional shipping delays. Nothing here separates the two brands: price does.
Which to choose, in practice
Choose Nutripure if you are buying whey, creatine, magnesium or collagen, and if you can buy in a large size: that is where the gap is widest, up to 64% on collagen.
Choose Nutri&Co if you are an athlete subject to drug testing and the Cologne List matters for your creatine, or if you want a targeted formula such as the intimate flora probiotic. For everything else, our price checks find no reason to pay more.
For the full reviews: Nutripure review and Nutri&Co review.
How we put this page together
We have not tested these products and we do not claim to. This page draws on two verifiable sources.
Our own price checks. Each price was taken from the brand’s official page, on the date shown under each table, then converted to a price per active: the kilo of protein, the 100 g of creatine, the 100 mg of magnesium, the kilo of collagen. A price per tub tells you nothing; a price per active lets you compare. These price checks are the ones from our comparisons.
Aggregated customer reviews, taken from Trustpilot: rating, volume, breakdown by stars and rate of replies to negative reviews. A customer review measures the buying experience (delivery, service, taste), not how well a supplement works.
Prices change, promotions especially. Always check the current price on the brand’s website before buying.
Our sources
- Official Nutripure pages (native whey isolate, Creapure creatine, magnesium taurine B6, marine collagen, Epax omega-3), consulted on 23/10/2026: sizes, prices, doses.
- Official Nutri&Co pages, consulted between 23 and 24/09/2026.
- Trustpilot, Nutripure and Nutri&Co pages, recorded on 24/09/2026.
- Our comparisons of whey, creatine, magnesium, marine collagen, omega-3 and intimate flora probiotics.