HealthKart Offers July 2026: Creatine and Carb Powder Prices

Nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees for three hundred and twenty-two grams: Rs. 3.10 a gram, the cheapest creatine on HealthKart's shelf, carrying 4.5 out of 5 from four thousand six hundred and eighty-one people. Here is why the per-gram figure is the only number that matters with this particular supplement. Creatine monohydrate is a single molecule with a single chemical formula, manufactured to the same specification worldwide and dosed at three to five grams a day regardless of brand — so unlike whey, there is no protein percentage, amino profile or absorption claim to weigh. There is powder, and there is what a gram costs. At Rs. 3.10 a gram, a five-gram daily dose costs Rs. 15.50 and this tub lasts about sixty-four days. Every other creatine listing in this chapter is a worse rate for the same molecule.

• Price: Rs. 999 (stated MRP Rs. 1,349)
• Key specification: 322 g creatine monohydrate — Rs. 3.10 per gram
• Discount: 25% off, which is Rs. 350
• Rating: 4.5 from 4,681 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Best overall
• Buying logic: the cheapest gram of the same molecule

One thousand three hundred and forty-nine rupees for three hundred and ninety-nine grams: Rs. 3.38 a gram, nine per cent above the best rate on the shelf and the largest quantity in one container. At five grams a day that is roughly eighty days of supply, which for anyone who takes creatine continuously — and continuous use is how it works, with no need for loading phases or cycling — means fewer reorders. Its 4.5 from three hundred and eighty-eight ratings is a healthy sample, though a twelfth of the CreAMP tub's. MuscleTech Platinum is unflavoured, which is the sensible choice: creatine dissolves adequately in water and flavouring is where brands add cost and sweeteners. Twenty-eight paise a gram more than the leader, for the biggest tub. Reasonable.

• Price: Rs. 1,349 (stated MRP Rs. 1,949)
• Key specification: 399 g creatine monohydrate — Rs. 3.38 per gram
• Discount: 30% off, which is Rs. 600
• Rating: 4.5 from 388 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Biggest tub here
• Buying logic: 80 days in one container

Nine hundred and twenty-four rupees for two hundred and forty-nine grams: Rs. 3.70 a gram, and note the badge — eleven per cent, the smallest discount in this chapter. Optimum Nutrition is the most established name in Indian sports nutrition and it does not need a percentage to move stock, which is the same pattern our other reads keep finding. Micronised means the powder has been milled finer, which improves how it disperses in water and does nothing at all to how it works in muscle. At Rs. 3.70 a gram you are paying nineteen per cent more than the cheapest tub for a label with a long counterfeit-resistant supply chain and 4.6 from nine hundred and thirty ratings. That is a defensible premium if you have been burned by fake supplements, and pure overhead if you have not.

• Price: Rs. 924 (stated MRP Rs. 1,039)
• Key specification: 249 g micronised creatine — Rs. 3.70 per gram
• Discount: 11% off, which is Rs. 115
• Rating: 4.6 from 930 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Most trusted label
• Buying logic: 19% more for a label you trust

Nine hundred and forty-nine rupees for two hundred and forty-nine grams: Rs. 3.80 a gram, on the deepest creatine discount in the read at forty per cent off a stated Rs. 1,599. Put the two side by side. The top pick on this page is twenty-five per cent off and costs Rs. 3.10 a gram. This one is forty per cent off and costs Rs. 3.80 a gram — twenty-three per cent more money for the same molecule, with a badge fifteen points bigger. That is the entire argument for pricing supplements by the gram rather than by the percentage, in one comparison. GNC's 4.6 from six hundred and ninety-seven ratings is genuinely good and the product is genuinely fine. The forty per cent is simply not a reason to choose it.

• Price: Rs. 949 (stated MRP Rs. 1,599)
• Key specification: 249 g micronised creatine — Rs. 3.80 per gram
• Discount: 40% off, which is Rs. 650
• Rating: 4.6 from 697 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Biggest badge, worse rate
• Buying logic: bigger badge, 23% more per gram

Four hundred and ninety-nine rupees for a hundred grams: Rs. 5.00 a gram, which is sixty-one per cent above the best rate on the shelf. There is exactly one good reason to buy it — a hundred grams is twenty days at five grams a day, which is long enough to learn whether creatine gives you the bloating and stomach discomfort that a minority of people get, without committing Rs. 999 or Rs. 1,349. Fuel One is HealthKart's own value label, so the price is honest for what it is. What you should not do is reorder it. Twenty days at a time at Rs. 5.00 a gram means paying Rs. 25 a day for something available at Rs. 15.50, and creatine only works if you take it continuously — so the small tub is a starter, not a habit.

• Price: Rs. 499 (stated MRP Rs. 599)
• Key specification: 100 g creatine monohydrate — Rs. 5.00 per gram
• Discount: 16% off, which is Rs. 100
• Rating: 4.5 from 80 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Cheapest way to try it
• Buying logic: a 20-day trial, not a habit

Five hundred and seventy-nine rupees for a hundred grams: Rs. 5.79 a gram, the highest creatine rate in our entire read and eighty-seven per cent above the Rs. 3.10 tub at the top of this page — from the same brand. There is no formulation difference that justifies it: micronised creatine monohydrate is creatine monohydrate, milled finer. It also carries the thinnest evidence of any creatine listing here, 4.3 from three ratings, where the CreAMP line carries 4,681. We are including it as the ceiling of the range, because knowing that one shelf sells the same molecule from Rs. 3.10 to Rs. 5.79 a gram is the single most useful thing on this page. If you are standing in front of these two listings, the arithmetic is not close.

• Price: Rs. 579 (stated MRP Rs. 749)
• Key specification: 100 g micronised creatine — Rs. 5.79 per gram
• Discount: 22% off, which is Rs. 170
• Rating: 4.3 from 3 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Worst rate in the read
• Buying logic: 87% more for the same molecule

Nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees for three hundred and twenty-two grams, exactly as the watermelon tub, so Rs. 3.10 a gram again — the joint-best rate on the shelf. What differs is the badge: this listing declares an MRP of Rs. 1,299 and shows twenty-three per cent off, while the watermelon declares Rs. 1,349 and shows twenty-five. Same brand, same product, same size, same price, same 4.5 from 4,681 ratings, two different percentages. If you were sorting by discount you would pick the watermelon and pay exactly the same money. Choose the flavour you will actually drink daily for the next two months, because a flavoured creatine you dislike is a tub that sits unopened — and unflavoured is available at the same Rs. 3.10 rate in the 322 g size too.

• Price: Rs. 999 (stated MRP Rs. 1,299)
• Key specification: 322 g — Rs. 3.10 per gram, same rate as the watermelon tub
• Discount: 23% off, which is Rs. 300
• Rating: 4.5 from 4,681 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Same rate, different flavour
• Buying logic: pick the flavour, the rate is identical

Nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees for two hundred and forty-nine grams: Rs. 4.00 a gram. This is the same product as the top pick, from the same brand, at the same price, with seventy-three grams less powder in the tub — which is fifteen days of dosing, gone, for the same money. Its badge is nine per cent, the smallest in this chapter, because it declares an MRP of Rs. 1,099. The lesson is not that HealthKart or MuscleBlaze has done anything improper; multiple pack sizes at overlapping prices is ordinary retail. The lesson is that on a shelf where one brand's identical product is listed at Rs. 3.10, Rs. 4.00, Rs. 4.66 and Rs. 5.50 a gram, all sharing one rating of 4.5 from 4,681 people, the only way to buy well is to divide the price by the grams.

• Price: Rs. 999 (stated MRP Rs. 1,099)
• Key specification: 249 g — Rs. 4.00 per gram, same price as the 322 g tub
• Discount: 9% off, which is Rs. 100
• Rating: 4.5 from 4,681 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Same price, less powder
• Buying logic: same money, 15 fewer days

Five hundred and forty-nine rupees for a hundred and eighteen grams: Rs. 4.66 a gram, fifty per cent above the same product's best rate. A 0.26 lb tub is an unusual quantity — twenty-three days at five grams a day — and its function on a shelf is to hit a Rs. 549 price point rather than to serve a dosing need. It carries the same 4.5 from 4,681 ratings as every other CreAMP listing, because the rating belongs to the product line. If Rs. 549 is genuinely your ceiling this month, buy it; the alternative is not buying creatine, which is worse. But if you can find Rs. 450 more, the 322 g tub gives you three times the powder for less than twice the money, which is the whole point of this chapter.

• Price: Rs. 549 (stated MRP Rs. 699)
• Key specification: 118 g — Rs. 4.66 per gram
• Discount: 21% off, which is Rs. 150
• Rating: 4.5 from 4,681 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: The odd size
• Buying logic: a price point, not a dose

Five hundred and forty-nine rupees for a hundred grams: Rs. 5.50 a gram, and this listing sells at exactly the same price as the 118 g tub above it. Same brand, same product, same Rs. 549, eighteen grams fewer — nearly four days of dosing — and the two listings are separated only by flavour and size on a page that shows both. Four listings of one product now: Rs. 3.10, Rs. 4.00, Rs. 4.66 and Rs. 5.50 a gram, all displaying 4.5 from 4,681 ratings, all badged between nine and twenty-five per cent off. A shopper who reads the rating and the badge learns nothing about which to buy. A shopper who divides pays Rs. 3.10 and gets the same molecule. That is the page in one paragraph.

• Price: Rs. 549 (stated MRP Rs. 699)
• Key specification: 100 g — Rs. 5.50 per gram, the worst CreAMP rate
• Discount: 21% off, which is Rs. 150
• Rating: 4.5 from 4,681 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Worst CreAMP rate
• Buying logic: same cheque, 18 g less

One thousand one hundred and ninety-nine rupees for two hundred and ninety-nine grams: Rs. 4.01 a gram, with 4.7 from a hundred and four ratings — the highest score of any creatine listing we read, on a modest sample. Thirty per cent more per gram than the cheapest tub, for a 0.1-point better rating from a sample one forty-fifth the size. We would not pay it, and we are including the listing precisely to say so: with a molecule this standardised, brand reputation and star ratings are the least useful inputs available, because they are measuring packaging, flavour and delivery rather than the compound. If a creatine tub is sealed, unflavoured or lightly flavoured, and from a label with a real Indian distribution chain, the rest is arithmetic. Rs. 4.01 against Rs. 3.10 is the arithmetic here.

• Price: Rs. 1,199 (stated MRP Rs. 1,849)
• Key specification: 299 g creatine — Rs. 4.01 per gram
• Discount: 35% off, which is Rs. 650
• Rating: 4.7 from 104 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Highest-rated creatine
• Buying logic: a 0.1-point rating for 30% more

One thousand and forty-nine rupees for three hundred and fifty-eight grams: Rs. 2.93 a gram, the cheapest pre-workout rate in our read and cheaper per gram than every creatine tub on this page. That comparison needs a caveat immediately, because unlike creatine, pre-workout is not one molecule — it is a blend, typically caffeine, beta-alanine, citrulline and a sweetener, in proportions each brand chooses and frequently does not disclose per scoop. So a per-gram rate tells you what the powder costs, not what the dose delivers. What we can say is that at Rs. 2.93 a gram from a label with 4.5 from forty-four ratings, this is the least you can reasonably pay here. If you want a pre-workout, start with the cheapest gram and judge how you feel, because the ingredient list will not tell you.

• Price: Rs. 1,049 (stated MRP Rs. 1,899)
• Key specification: 358 g pre-workout — Rs. 2.93 per gram
• Discount: 44% off, which is Rs. 850
• Rating: 4.5 from 44 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Cheapest pre-workout gram
• Buying logic: cheapest gram, undisclosed dose

Two thousand one hundred and thirty-nine rupees for five hundred and forty grams: Rs. 3.96 a gram, on a sixteen per cent badge. It is the largest pre-workout container in our read and the second-largest cheque on this page. MuscleBlaze also lists the same WrathX in a 0.75 lb size at Rs. 1,499, which works out at Rs. 4.41 a gram — so here, unlike the creatine chapter, the bigger tub genuinely is the better rate, by eleven per cent. That is worth knowing precisely because the pattern does not hold across this shop: in creatine, the biggest CreAMP tub is the best rate and the 249 g tub costs the same as the 322 g; in pre-workout, size works the way you expect. Check both before reordering. Its 4.1 from 237 ratings is the largest pre-workout sample here and the lowest score.

• Price: Rs. 2,139 (stated MRP Rs. 2,549)
• Key specification: 540 g pre-workout — Rs. 3.96 per gram
• Discount: 16% off, which is Rs. 410
• Rating: 4.1 from 237 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Most powder in one tub
• Buying logic: here, bigger really is cheaper

One thousand six hundred and ninety-nine rupees for four hundred and twenty-two grams: Rs. 4.03 a gram, rated 4.5 from eighty-five people, which is the strongest score-and-sample combination among the pre-workouts we read. Thirty-seven per cent more per gram than the GNC tub. In a category where the active doses are undisclosed, a rating is more useful than it is with creatine — because what people are actually reporting on is whether the stuff makes them feel alert and whether the flavour is drinkable, which are the two things a pre-workout has to get right. On that basis this is the pick of the chapter, with the honest caveat that eighty-five ratings is a modest sample and that a strong-feeling pre-workout is usually a well-caffeinated one rather than a cleverly formulated one.

• Price: Rs. 1,699 (stated MRP Rs. 2,499)
• Key specification: 422 g pre-workout — Rs. 4.03 per gram
• Discount: 32% off, which is Rs. 800
• Rating: 4.5 from 85 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Best-rated pre-workout
• Buying logic: the rating matters more here

One thousand four hundred and ninety-nine rupees for two hundred and sixty-eight grams: Rs. 5.60 a gram, on the deepest pre-workout discount here at forty-eight per cent off a stated Rs. 2,899. Ninety-one per cent more per gram than the GNC tub with the smaller badge. This is the same inversion as chapter one and it is worth stating as a rule rather than an observation: across both the creatine and pre-workout shelves, the deepest percentages in our read sat on the worst rates per gram, because the percentage is calculated from a stated MRP and the rate is calculated from the powder. Vapor X5 is a well-known formula with 4.3 from twenty-three ratings, and if you specifically want it, Rs. 1,499 is what it costs. Just do not read the forty-eight per cent as a saving relative to anything else on this page.

• Price: Rs. 1,499 (stated MRP Rs. 2,899)
• Key specification: 268 g pre-workout — Rs. 5.60 per gram
• Discount: 48% off, which is Rs. 1,400
• Rating: 4.3 from 23 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Deepest badge in the chapter
• Buying logic: 48% off, and the worst-but-one rate

Six hundred and thirty-nine rupees for a hundred grams: Rs. 6.40 a gram, on a four per cent badge worth thirty rupees — the highest rate and nearly the smallest discount in our entire read, which is a combination worth pausing on. Small tubs cost more per gram everywhere, and this is the smallest pre-workout container on the shelf: roughly ten to fifteen servings. Its 4.3 from two hundred and sixty-five ratings is the second-largest sample in the chapter, so people do buy it and mostly like it. As a way to test whether pre-workout suits you at all, Rs. 639 is a rational spend. As a repeat purchase it is Rs. 6.40 a gram against Rs. 2.93 for the same category two picks up, which over a year is not a rounding error.

• Price: Rs. 639 (stated MRP Rs. 669)
• Key specification: 100 g pre-workout — Rs. 6.40 per gram
• Discount: 4% off, which is Rs. 30
• Rating: 4.3 from 265 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Smallest badge, worst rate
• Buying logic: a test tub, at the worst rate

Six hundred and forty-nine rupees for one thousand four hundred and ninety-seven grams: forty-three paise a gram, the cheapest rate across everything we read and seven times cheaper than the best creatine tub. Carb powders are maltodextrin or dextrose — sugar, essentially, in a form that dissolves fast — and their job is to add calories around training when food is impractical. Which is why the honest framing matters: this is the cheapest gram on the shelf because it is the least sophisticated ingredient on the shelf, not because it is a bargain. Rice, oats and bananas are cheaper still per gram of carbohydrate. Buy a carb blend if you are trying to gain weight and cannot eat enough, or if you train for two hours and need fuel mid-session. Note its 5.0 rests on three ratings.

• Price: Rs. 649 (stated MRP Rs. 999)
• Key specification: 1,497 g carb blend — Rs. 0.43 per gram
• Discount: 35% off, which is Rs. 350
• Rating: 5.0 from 3 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Cheapest gram in the shop
• Buying logic: cheap because it's sugar

Two hundred and fifty rupees for four hundred and ninety-nine grams: fifty paise a gram, at exactly fifty per cent off a stated Rs. 500 — the roundest set of numbers in our read and the cheapest listing on this page. Half a kilogram of unflavoured carbohydrate is about twelve servings of forty grams, which is a sensible way to find out whether adding carbs around training does anything for you before buying three kilograms of it. Rated 4.1 from twenty-three people, which for an unflavoured commodity powder is about what you would expect: it dissolves, it tastes of nothing, nobody is thrilled. Buy this rather than the 3 kg tubs if you have never used a carb supplement, and note that the per-gram penalty for the small size here is only sixteen per cent — far gentler than the creatine shelf's eighty-seven.

• Price: Rs. 250 (stated MRP Rs. 500)
• Key specification: 499 g carbs — Rs. 0.50 per gram
• Discount: 50% off, which is Rs. 250
• Rating: 4.1 from 23 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Smallest cheque here
• Buying logic: the right size to find out

One thousand seven hundred and thirty-nine rupees for two thousand nine hundred and ninety-four grams: fifty-eight paise a gram, rated 4.8 from thirty ratings. Three kilograms is a serious quantity — seventy-five servings at forty grams — and at this rate it is the sensible buy for anyone who has already decided carbs around training are part of their routine. Flavoured chocolate rather than unflavoured, which matters more here than with creatine because you are drinking forty grams rather than five, and unflavoured maltodextrin in that volume is unpleasant. Note the direction of travel across this chapter: the 3 kg tub at Rs. 0.58 is more expensive per gram than the 1.5 kg tub at Rs. 0.43, so bulk does not automatically win here either. Compare, always.

• Price: Rs. 1,739 (stated MRP Rs. 2,899)
• Key specification: 2,994 g carb blend — Rs. 0.58 per gram
• Discount: 40% off, which is Rs. 1,160
• Rating: 4.8 from 30 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Best bulk rate
• Buying logic: 75 servings, flavoured properly

One thousand four hundred and ninety-nine rupees for one thousand seven hundred and ninety-six grams: eighty-three paise a gram, which is ninety-three per cent above the cheapest carb rate on this shelf for a functionally identical ingredient. Rated 4.8 from thirty ratings. Muscle Trail lists the same product in four flavours at Rs. 1,499 and in a 1.98 lb size at Rs. 848, which is Rs. 0.94 a gram — so within this brand the bigger tub is again the better rate, by twelve per cent. The reason we included a mid-shelf listing rather than only the extremes is that the middle is where most people actually buy, and the middle here costs twice the floor. On a commodity carbohydrate, that difference has no product justification we can see from the listing.

• Price: Rs. 1,499 (stated MRP Rs. 1,999)
• Key specification: 1,796 g carbs — Rs. 0.83 per gram
• Discount: 25% off, which is Rs. 500
• Rating: 4.8 from 30 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Middle of the carb shelf
• Buying logic: twice the floor, same sugar

Five thousand five hundred and ninety-nine rupees for two thousand nine hundred and ninety-eight grams: Rs. 1.87 a gram, which is four times the cheapest carb rate in this chapter and the largest cheque on this page. Vitargo is a patented high-molecular-weight starch, and the claim behind the premium is that it empties from the stomach faster than maltodextrin, which matters if you are refuelling between two training sessions on the same day. There is published research behind that claim, and it is also true that almost nobody reading this page trains twice a day at an intensity where gastric emptying rate decides anything. So: a real ingredient with a real argument, priced for athletes, sitting on the same shelf as forty-three-paise maltodextrin. If you are not a competitive athlete, buy the cheap one.

• Price: Rs. 5,599 (stated MRP Rs. 6,999)
• Key specification: 2,998 g Vitargo carbs — Rs. 1.87 per gram
• Discount: 20% off, which is Rs. 1,400
• Rating: 4.8 from 30 ratings on HealthKart
• Role: Dearest carbs here
• Buying logic: real science, wrong customer