CleanNutra Shelf Builder Creatine Review: Price, Ingredients and the Subscription Catch
CleanNutra is a Las Vegas supplement brand (Clean Nutraceuticals, a trademark of Allseason Enterprises LLC) with a large catalogue, and Shelf Builder is the product it pushes hardest: a creatine powder marketed specifically to women. This review covers what is in the tub, what it costs, and the subscription terms you should read before checking out.
We have not tested Shelf Builder ourselves. Everything below comes from CleanNutra's own product page and policies, checked on 6 October 2026. Prices change often.
What Shelf Builder is
One tub is 30 servings: one scoop a day, mixed with 8–10 oz of water or juice, before or after a workout. It comes unflavored or in Strawberry Watermelon, and the brand describes it as sugar-free.
Where it differs from a plain creatine tub is the ingredient list. Alongside creatine monohydrate, the label lists:
- BCAAs, L-Glutamine and collagen peptides
- Myo-inositol and D-chiro inositol
- Vitamin D3, iron, zinc, biotin and L-methylfolate
- Hyaluronic acid, maca root and digestive enzymes
The product page does not list the amount of each ingredient per scoop on the main description, so if dose matters to you — and with creatine it usually does — check the supplement facts panel before buying.
What the brand claims
CleanNutra positions it for glute growth, recovery, steadier energy and skin, hair and nails. Treat those as marketing claims: like all supplements, the site carries the standard notice that its statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and the products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Creatine monohydrate itself is one of the most studied sports supplements; the extra ingredients are what you are paying the premium for. If you take medication or have a health condition, ask your doctor first — this blend includes iron and several vitamins.
Price
On the day we checked, the product page offered three packs:
- Buy One — 1 tub (30 servings), $29.99, free shipping
- Buy 2 + Get 1 Free — $59.99, with free gifts (a pH Defend probiotic and a mystery gift)
- Buy 3 + Get 2 Free — $89.99, with extra gifts and app access
The larger packs work out cheaper per tub, but they are the ones tied to a subscription — see below.
The subscription catch
This is the part to read twice. The checkout note on the multi-pack offer says the free gifts apply to your first order only, and the subscription renews at $119.98 every 28 days, with a 2-order minimum before you can cancel. In other words, a $59.99 first order can become a $179.97 commitment if you do not change anything.
If you only want to try it, the single tub is the cleaner choice. If you do subscribe, put a reminder in your calendar and use the "Manage Subscription" link on the site before the second renewal.
Refunds
The product page advertises a 30-day "results or full refund" guarantee from delivery. The site's separate refund policy goes further: up to 180 days from purchase to send products back for a refund (shipping excluded), used or unused bottles, with a limit of two unused bottles per return and one refund per product per household. Returns go to the Las Vegas address listed in the policy. Because the two pages give different windows, keep your order confirmation and contact support early if you want to return.
Who it suits
It suits someone who wants creatine plus a handful of vitamins and collagen in one scoop and is happy to pay for the convenience. It suits you less if you just want creatine — plain creatine monohydrate is cheap almost everywhere — or if you dislike subscriptions that need a minimum number of orders.
Discount
Our code EMILY68985 was listed at 15% off when we added CleanNutra to Emily Review. Codes and offers change, so confirm the final price in your cart. You can see the current packs at cleannutra.com.