MuscleTech's Creatine Peptide 447 and Muscle Peptide 185 are now available at Walmart, both for $29.97, online and in stores. These are two of the main products from MuscleTech's newer peptide line, and Walmart makes them a lot easier to grab on a normal grocery run. One thing to know before you buy: the Walmart versions are not identical to the tubs on muscletech.com, so here is exactly what you get.
MuscleTech Creatine Peptide 447 at Walmart
Creatine Peptide 447 is not just another basic creatine. It pairs regular creatine monohydrate with PepForm Creatine Peptide, which is creatine bound to hydrolyzed whey peptides, designed to improve absorption, solubility and bioavailability. The Walmart version comes unflavored in a 447g tub with about 60 servings, and each 8g scoop has:
- 5g creatine monohydrate
- 1g PepForm Creatine Peptide
- 1g L-tyrosine
That still adds up to a 6g creatine plus peptide system per scoop, just with more creatine monohydrate and less of the peptide than the original.
How the Walmart 447 Compares to the Original
The original Creatine Peptide 447 sold through muscletech.com and specialty stores uses a 7g scoop with 30 servings per tub, and each scoop has 3g creatine monohydrate, 3g PepForm Creatine Peptide, 1g L-tyrosine and 200mg of L-theanine. So the Walmart version gives you more creatine monohydrate per scoop (5g vs 3g), less PepForm (1g vs 3g), no L-theanine, and twice the servings. If you mainly want a full 5g of creatine with a little peptide boost at a lower cost per serving, the Walmart tub makes a lot of sense. If you want the full 3g of PepForm and the added theanine, go with the original.
MuscleTech's claims for 447 are based on creatine monohydrate research, including 78% more muscle size in a 12-week study and 4.2x more strength in a 10-week study of collegiate football players.
MuscleTech Muscle Peptide 185 at Walmart
Muscle Peptide 185 is built around DL-185 dileucine, which is two leucine molecules bonded together into a dipeptide instead of a free amino acid. MuscleTech cites a human clinical study where 2,000mg of DL-185 showed 159% greater activation of muscle protein synthesis versus baseline and 60% greater activation than leucine.
The Walmart bottle has 56 capsules and lists 2,000mg of DL-185 per two servings. The muscletech.com bottle has 84 capsules and lists 2,000mg of DL-185 per serving of three capsules. In other words, it is the same DL-185 ingredient, but read the label on the Walmart bottle so you know how many capsules get you to the 2,000mg used in the study.
My Take on the MuscleTech Peptide Line
Muscle Peptide 185 is one of the only peptide supplements I take every single day. I take the full 2,000mg serving after training, usually with a high protein meal or a protein shake. Think less instant pump and more better adaptation to training over time. I've been taking it for months, ever since it first came out, and I've noticed better strength and recovery.
With Creatine Peptide 447, I take it either in the morning or before my workouts, and I definitely noticed a difference in strength and focus. It made my workouts feel really solid. Seeing both of these at Walmart for $29.97 is a big deal for anyone who does their supplement run while they're picking up groceries. Watch my video on both of them at Walmart.
Release and Availability
- Creatine Peptide 447 (Walmart version), unflavored, about 60 servings: $29.97 at Walmart
- Muscle Peptide 185 (Walmart version), 56 capsules: $29.97 at Walmart
- Available on walmart.com and in Walmart stores
- Original formulas sold direct at muscletech.com
Bottom Line
Two of the main products from the MuscleTech peptide line are now on Walmart shelves at $29.97 each. The Walmart Creatine Peptide 447 gives you a full 5g of creatine monohydrate plus PepForm in a 60-serving tub, and Muscle Peptide 185 is the one I take every day. For more from MuscleTech, check out my breakdown of the EuphoriQ V2 pre-workout launch.
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