Puresport is a London-founded sports supplement brand that sells electrolytes, energy gels, creatine and other supplements, plus apparel. This page sets out what Puresport publishes, so you can judge it for yourself.
We have not tried Puresport products. An earlier version of this page described testing we did not carry out, a score, a personalised quiz, brand comparisons and prices that we cannot verify. It also linked to puresport.org, which is a domain-for-sale page and not the brand. All of that has been removed. The details below come from Puresport’s own site at puresport.co, checked on 6 October 2026.
What Puresport sells
Puresport’s site lists these supplement categories: electrolytes, energy gels, creatine, and vitamins and minerals. Named products include Ultra Electrolytes, Energy Gels, Creatine Monohydrate and Ultra Magnesium. It also sells socks, tops, hoodies, caps, gloves and water bottles.
Testing and certification
Puresport’s site says its products are Informed Sport certified. Informed Sport describes itself as a testing and certification programme for sports and nutritional supplements that tests batches for banned substances.
That certification is about contamination with banned substances. It does not tell you that a supplement will improve your performance or health. Check the certificate for the specific product and batch you buy.
Price and subscriptions
Puresport lists GBP prices. On 6 October 2026 it showed Ultra Electrolytes from £22.99 on subscription or £33.00 one-off, Energy Gels from £12.60 on subscription, Creatine from £20.00 on subscription and Ultra Magnesium from £17.50 on subscription. It lists 30% off for Ultra Electrolytes subscriptions and free UK shipping on subscription orders, with deliveries every six weeks.
Prices and offers change. Check the product page, and check how to cancel a subscription before you start one.
Who it might suit
It may suit endurance athletes who want electrolytes or gels from a brand that lists Informed Sport certification. If you only want creatine, compare options in our creatine monohydrate guide, and read about magnesium forms in our magnesium guide.
If you have a health condition, take medication, or are pregnant, speak to a pharmacist or GP before starting a supplement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Puresport sell?
Its site lists supplements (electrolytes, energy gels, creatine, vitamins and minerals) and apparel such as socks, tops, hoodies, caps and water bottles.
Is Puresport Informed Sport certified?
Puresport’s site says its products are Informed Sport certified. Informed Sport is a testing and certification programme that tests supplement batches for banned substances. Check the certification status of the specific product you plan to buy.
Does Puresport offer subscriptions?
Yes. The site lists subscribe-and-save pricing, including 30% off for Ultra Electrolytes, and says UK shipping is free on subscription orders.
Are the prices in pounds?
Yes. Puresport’s site lists GBP prices, for example creatine from £20.00 on subscription. Prices change, so check the product page.
Is puresport.org the same company?
No. The puresport.org domain redirected to a domain-for-sale page when we checked on 6 October 2026. Puresport’s own site is puresport.co. An earlier version of this page linked to puresport.org, and that link has been removed.
Related reading
- Creatine Monohydrate UK guide – how to compare creatine products
- Magnesium forms compared – citrate, triple complex and standard tablets