Recovery Plus 2.1

Scientiffic Recovery Plus 2.1 — Your complete post-workout ally

Recovery Plus 2.1 is a post-workout formula combining carbohydrates, isolated proteins, and Creapure® creatine, developed to support athletes during their most demanding sessions.

After intense training, your reserves become depleted… Do you know how to replenish them effectively?

• 31 g of Isolac® whey protein isolate per 100 g of product
• 58 g of combined carbohydrates (Amylopectin, Maltodextrin, and Dextrose) per 100 g
• 3 g of Creapure® creatine per 100 g
• Low fat content and delicious chocolate flavor
• Convenient 2 kg ZIPER DOYPACK format

Advanced ingredient combination in Recovery Plus 2.1

Its formula is designed for those seeking a complete supply of nutrients after physical activity. The blend combines selected carbohydrate sources, isolated protein, and Creapure® creatine monohydrate, without unnecessary ingredients. You can discover more similar products in our post-workout section or learn more about Scientiffic.

• Amylopectin: 36 g per 100 g, a complex carbohydrate with rapid availability
• Maltodextrin and Dextrose: Provide immediate energy and help restore glycogen stores
• Isolac® whey protein isolate: Concentrated, high-purity source of protein
• Creapure® creatine monohydrate: 3 g per 100 g
• Reduced fat content and low sodium

Why choose Scientiffic Recovery Plus 2.1 for your recovery?

The combination of its ingredients makes it an essential product for completing your post-workout nutrition, without adding empty calories or unnecessary blends.

• Ideal for replenishing glycogen stores after intense exercise
• Perfect for those seeking protein and creatine after physical activity
• Creatine contributes to increased physical performance during successive sets of brief, high-intensity exercise^(*)
• Available in a delicious chocolate flavor

^(*)Claim valid under Regulation (EU) No. 432/2012

How should you take Recovery Plus 2.1?

• Mix 50 g (4 scoops) with 250–300 ml of water
• Consume immediately after training