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Hi there, our 1 kg creatine tubs are about A$25, and our energy gel boxes of 18 start around A$56. Which sport do you train for, and do you need it sent to Brisbane?

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Hello, our protein powders start from about A$29 and our electrolyte drinks from A$34. What is your training goal, and do you prefer chocolate or a fruit flavour?

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Hi, we stock mass gainers from about A$90 and electrolyte drinks from A$34 for 500 g tubs. Are you after recovery or race day support, and which city should we deliver to?

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Sports nutrition in Australia: prices and rules to know

In Australia, a 1 kg tub of creatine powder costs about A$24 to A$35, energy gel boxes are around A$55 to A$75, and protein products range from about A$29 to A$145. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites in November 2026. For current prices and offers from local suppliers for the product you want, send a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Approximate prices in Australia, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
ProductPrice range
Creatine powder, 1 kgA$24 to A$35
Energy gels, box of 18A$55 to A$75
Protein powder and mass gainersA$29 to A$145
Hydration and protein drinksA$34 to A$72

Regulation: food or medicine

Sports supplements in Australia can be regulated either as food or as medicine, depending on what they contain. Since 30 November 2023, some sports supplements have been regulated as therapeutic goods and must be included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods. Ask the seller which category the product is in, and check the listing number on the label before you buy.

Anti-doping rules and supplements

If you play competitive sport with drug testing, take care: many failed anti-doping tests come from supplements, which can contain substances banned in sport. Athletes should not risk their careers, so choose a product that is listed and check the label before you take it. Sporting bodies publish athlete advice on supplements, and it is worth reading before you buy.

Season and price per serve

Summer, from December to February, is when hydration products and energy gels are in most demand, and November is the start of that season. Compare prices per serve rather than per tub. Many products state the number of serves in their name, such as 40 or 50 serves, so divide the price by that figure to see the real cost.

Delivery and what to write in your request

Ask whether the price includes delivery to your city and how fast it arrives. Name the product type, the brand, the pack size, the flavour, your purpose (training, recovery or racing), and the latest expiry date you would accept. If you want proof that the product is genuine, ask for the certificate details, and give your budget in A$.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe what you need in your own words in a chat, and you can add a photo. It is free for buyers. BlaBlaPrice's AI reads the request, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Australia, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contact details stay hidden until you choose whom to contact. You can create a request on the home page, read how BlaBlaPrice works, or browse athletics and fitness.

Questions and answers

How much does sports nutrition cost in Australia?

A 1 kg tub of creatine is about A$24 to A$35, energy gel boxes are A$55 to A$75, and protein products run from about A$29 to A$145. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites in November 2026.

Are sports supplements regulated?

Yes. Some are regulated as therapeutic goods since 30 November 2023 and must be included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods, while others are regulated as food.

Can a supplement cause a failed drug test?

Yes. Many failed anti-doping tests come from supplements that contain substances banned in sport, so check the label carefully if you play competitive sport.

How do I compare prices fairly?

Divide the price by the number of serves shown in the product name, such as 40 or 50 serves, so you compare the cost per serve.

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