Nutripure

Nutripure review: the cheapest in bulk, our price checks

  • 4.7 / 5Customer rating
  • 4,374Customer reviews
  • none (site blocked)Verified price checks

In summary

Nutripure scores 4.7 out of 5 from 4,374 reviews, and our price checks of 23/10/2026 confirm it on price: in bulk, its Creapure creatine (5.99 EUR per 100 g) and Naticol collagen (62.48 EUR per kilo) are the cheapest we found, and its magnesium ranks near the top. The catch: small sizes are 26 to 75% more expensive per unit of active.

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The brand at a glance
Customer rating4.7 / 5
Customer reviews4,374
Verified price checksnone (site blocked)

The short answer

Nutripure scores 4.7 out of 5 from 4,374 reviews, and our price checks confirm what its customers say: in bulk sizes, it is one of the cheapest French brands for the same amount of active ingredient, using branded raw materials (Creapure, Naticol, Epax). Its creatine is the cheapest of the French brands we track, and its magnesium and collagen rank near the top. The catch: small sizes cost noticeably more.

What our price checks measured

Product Nutripure price per unit of active Benchmark from our comparisons
Creapure creatine 5.99 EUR per 100 g (1 kg for 59.90 EUR) 6.99 at Dynveo, 9.97 at Nutri&Co
Magnesium bisglycinate 0.185 EUR per 100 mg (180 capsules for 39.90 EUR, 240 mg per day) 0.150 at Nat&Form, 0.174 at Novoma, 0.332 at Nutri&Co
Naticol marine collagen 62.48 EUR per kilo in a 4 kg tub; 74.92 EUR in a 1.2 kg pot 79.80 at Dynveo, 171.67 at Nutri&Co
Native whey isolate 54.69 EUR per kilo of protein (86.8 g of protein per 100 g, 4 kg for 189.90 EUR) 41.23 for the cheapest, 60.15 at Nutri&Co
Epax omega-3 0.257 EUR per gram of EPA+DHA (2,160 mg per day, 6-month course) see the omega-3 comparison
Nutripure prices recorded on nutripure.fr on 23/10/2026. Benchmarks: prices recorded on the other brands’ official pages between 23 and 24/09/2026.

Where Nutripure is the best

Creatine. Creapure, 3 g of pure creatine per serving, and 5.99 EUR per 100 g in a 1 kg bag: that is 14% less than Dynveo, until now the cheapest in our comparison, and 40% less than Nutri&Co for the same raw material.

Marine collagen in bulk. At 62.48 EUR per kilo in a 4 kg tub, hydrolysed to 2,000 daltons and Naticol-patented, it comes in below every one we have checked. At 10 g a day, that works out at 228 EUR a year.

A whey isolate with 86.8 g of protein per 100 g (94% on a dry matter basis), native, made from French milk, with less than 0.2% lactose according to its page. It is not the cheapest per kilo of protein, but it is an isolate where many competitors sell concentrate.

Where it is too expensive

Small sizes. This is the biggest gap in our file: whey in a 750 g bag works out at 68.97 EUR per kilo of protein, which is 26% more than in the 4 kg tub. Collagen in a 310 g bag costs 109 EUR per kilo, 75% more than in the tub. Creatine in 150 g costs 9.93 EUR per 100 g. To try a product, the small size is expensive; to keep using it, the bulk size changes everything.

Monthly magnesium: 14.90 EUR for 60 capsules, or 0.207 EUR per 100 mg, whereas the 3-month course drops to 0.185.

What customers say

Indicator Value
Average rating 4.7 / 5
Number of reviews 4,374
5 stars 87%
4 stars 7%
3 stars 1%
2 stars 1%
1 star 4%
Trustpilot, recorded on 24/09/2026.

On the positive side: product quality and transparent product pages, fast delivery, and customer service described as responsive.

On the negative side: the taste of the protein powders, which several customers find hard to drink with water alone, average mixability on some powders, and occasional delays blamed on the carriers.

The 4% of one-star reviews is in line with Dynveo and Nutri&Co: at this volume, they mostly relate to delivery problems.

Who it is for, in practice

Yes for creatine and collagen, where it is the cheapest in our price checks, and for a whey isolate if you want a short ingredient list. In all three cases, buy the bulk size.

Look elsewhere if you just want to try a product: its small sizes cost 26 to 75% more per unit of active. And if you are torn between it and another brand, our Nutri&Co or Nutripure comparison puts the two side by side.

How we put this review together

We have not tested these products and we do not claim to have. This review combines two verifiable sources.

Our own price checks. Prices were recorded on Nutripure’s official pages on 23/10/2026, then converted to the price of the active ingredient (the kilo of protein, 100 g of creatine, 100 mg of magnesium, the gram of EPA+DHA) and compared with the figures from our comparisons. Until October 2026, its site blocked our automated reading; we read it from a standard browser.

Aggregated customer reviews, recorded on Trustpilot on 24/09/2026: rating, volume, star breakdown and recurring themes. A customer review measures the buying experience (delivery, service, taste), not how well a supplement works.

Our sources

  • Official Nutripure pages (Creapure creatine, magnesium with taurine and B6, marine collagen, native whey isolate, Epax omega-3), viewed on 23/10/2026: sizes, prices, doses.
  • Trustpilot, Nutripure page, recorded on 24/09/2026.
  • Our comparisons of creatine, magnesium, marine collagen, whey and omega-3.

Frequently asked questions

Is Nutripure a good brand?

Its customers give it 4.7 out of 5 from 4,374 reviews, and our price checks confirm it: in bulk, it is among the cheapest for the same amount of active ingredient, with branded raw materials (Creapure, Naticol, Epax).

Is Nutripure expensive?

In bulk, no: creatine at 5.99 EUR per 100 g, collagen at 62.48 EUR per kilo, magnesium at 0.185 EUR per 100 mg. In small sizes, yes: its 750 g whey costs 26% more per kilo of protein than the 4 kg size.

Which Nutripure product should you choose?

The 1 kg Creapure creatine and the marine collagen tub: these are the cheapest per unit of active in our price checks.

What do customers criticise about Nutripure?

Mainly the taste of the protein powders with water, average mixability on some powders and occasional delays blamed on the carriers.