Nutrimuscle

Nutrimuscle or Myprotein: whey from one, creatine from the other

En résumé

For whey, Nutrimuscle: 41.23 EUR per kilo of protein in the 4 kg tub, 24% less than Myprotein’s Impact Whey even on promotion, with 80% protein against 72%. For creatine, Myprotein on promotion: 2.80 EUR per 100 g against 9.99 EUR at Nutrimuscle. Nutrimuscle is rated higher (4.5 against 4.1 out of 5), while Myprotein replies to 99% of negative reviews.

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The short answer

For whey, Nutrimuscle. For creatine, Myprotein on promotion. Nutrimuscle’s native whey concentrate works out at 41.23 EUR per kilo of protein in the 4 kg tub, 24% less than Myprotein’s Impact Whey even when discounted. On creatine it is the other way round: 2.80 EUR per 100 g at Myprotein on promotion, against 9.99 EUR at Nutrimuscle. On customer ratings, Nutrimuscle scores higher (4.5 against 4.1), while Myprotein replies more often to negative reviews.

What our price checks found

Product Nutrimuscle Myprotein Cheaper
Whey, large size 41.23 EUR per kilo of protein (Whey Native, 4 kg, 80%) 54.01 EUR per kilo of protein (Impact Whey, 3.6 kg, 72%, on promotion) Nutrimuscle, 24% less
Whey, small size 47.44 EUR (1 kg) 60.17 EUR on promotion, 92.58 EUR at the crossed-out price (900 g) Nutrimuscle, 21% less
Creatine 9.99 EUR per 100 g (Creapure, 350 g) 2.80 EUR per 100 g (1 kg, on promotion); 5.00 EUR at the crossed-out price for the 500 g Myprotein, 50 to 72% less
Nutrimuscle: prices taken from its official page on 23/09/2026. Myprotein: prices taken from fr.myprotein.com on 23/10/2026, a day with a 25% promotion. Prices converted to a per-kilo-of-protein or per-100 g-of-creatine basis.

One each, and the gaps matter. At 25 g of protein a day, whey costs 376 EUR a year from Nutrimuscle in the 4 kg tub against 493 EUR from Myprotein in the discounted 3.6 kg. At 3 g of creatine a day, it is 31 EUR a year from Myprotein on promotion against 109 EUR from Nutrimuscle.

Where Nutrimuscle wins

The whey, on both content and price. Its Whey Native contains 80% protein, against 72% for Myprotein’s vanilla Impact Whey, which also contains an emulsifier (soya and sunflower lecithin) and sucralose according to its ingredients list. More protein per gram, and a cheaper gram of protein: it is the best concentrate in our whey comparison.

A stable price. The Nutrimuscle prices we recorded are standard prices. Myprotein’s only make sense on promotion: without one, its 900 g Impact Whey goes up to 92.58 EUR per kilo of protein, almost double Nutrimuscle.

Where Myprotein wins

The creatine, during a promotion. At 2.80 EUR per 100 g in the 1 kg bag, it is the cheapest creatine in all our price checks, and even at the crossed-out price (5.00 EUR per 100 g in the 500 g size) it stays half the price of Nutrimuscle’s. One caveat: Nutrimuscle shows the Creapure label, which we did not find at Myprotein. If that label matters to you, check the product page.

The choice. Flavours, plant-based versions, sizes from 450 g to 3.6 kg: Myprotein’s range is far wider.

What customers say

Indicator Nutrimuscle Myprotein
Average rating 4.5 / 5 4.1 / 5
Number of reviews 29,695 32,818
5 stars 77% 65%
1 star 6% 10%
Replies to negative reviews 69%, within two weeks 99%
Trustpilot, recorded on 24/09/2026 for Nutrimuscle and on 23/10/2026 for Myprotein.

The two review volumes are comparable, which makes the comparison solid: Nutrimuscle is rated higher and has fewer one-star reviews, while Myprotein replies to almost all unhappy customers. For Myprotein, the criticisms mostly concern orders and prices, and the presence of sucralose and emulsifiers.

Which to choose, in practice

Buy your whey from Nutrimuscle, in the 4 kg tub if you use it every day: more protein per gram, cheaper, and no need to wait for a promotion.

Buy your creatine from Myprotein, during a promotion, in the 1 kg bag. If you are an athlete subject to drug testing or the Creapure label matters to you, look at our creatine comparison instead.

To go further: our reviews of Nutrimuscle and Myprotein.

How we put this page together

We have not tested these products and we do not claim to. Prices were taken from the two brands’ official pages, on the dates shown under each table, then converted to a per-kilo-of-protein or per-100 g-of-creatine basis. Customer reviews come from Trustpilot: they measure the buying experience, not how well a supplement works. Prices change, Myprotein’s especially: check the current price before you buy.

Our sources

  • Official Nutrimuscle pages (Whey Native, Creapure creatine), consulted on 23/09/2026.
  • Official fr.myprotein.com pages (Impact Whey Protein, creatine monohydrate), consulted on 23/10/2026.
  • Trustpilot, Nutrimuscle pages (24/09/2026) and Myprotein France (23/10/2026).

Frequently asked questions

Nutrimuscle or Myprotein: which is cheaper?

It depends on the product. Whey: Nutrimuscle, 41.23 EUR per kilo of protein in the 4 kg tub against 54.01 EUR for Myprotein on promotion. Creatine: Myprotein, 2.80 EUR per 100 g on promotion against 9.99 EUR at Nutrimuscle.

Which whey is better, Nutrimuscle or Myprotein?

On our price checks, Nutrimuscle’s: 80% protein against 72% for the vanilla Impact Whey, and cheaper per kilo of protein. Impact Whey also contains an emulsifier and sucralose.

Should you wait for a Myprotein promotion?

Yes. At the crossed-out price, its 900 g Impact Whey works out at 92.58 EUR per kilo of protein, almost double Nutrimuscle. Its promotions of 25% or more are almost permanent.

Which brand has the best reviews?

Nutrimuscle, 4.5 out of 5 across 29,695 reviews with 6% one-star reviews, against 4.1 out of 5 across 32,818 reviews and 10% for Myprotein. Myprotein, however, replies to 99% of negative reviews, against 69%.