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The best pre-workout from Zumub: 6 products by price per kg
The short answer. Of the 6 products that pass this filter, the highest scoring is Zumub Pre-Entrenamiento 300 g from Zumub: €27.50/kg and verification level 1 out of 4. The selection runs from €27.50/kg to €79.12/kg, with a median of €64.56/kg.
The 6 pre-workout products sold by Zumub, scored with the same score as the rest of the site. Its median is €64.56/kg, 8 % below the median of the 13 stores compared (€70.00/kg).
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The three that stand out
Zumub Pre-Entrenamiento 300 g
€27.50/kgNo third-party seal
Score 68 out of 100: the highest mark, with 35 % of the weight on price per kg.
At Zumub · see how its score breaks down
The full selection
6
products compared
from €27.50 to €79.12
per kg
0
at verified level 4
Filter and sort
| # | Product | Store | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Zumub+€2.99 delivery | €8.25 | €27.50 /kg | 68 | |
| Zumub+€2.99 delivery | €5.98 | €59.80 /kg | 53 | ||
| 02 | Zumubfree delivery | €43.90 | €64.56 /kg | 53 | |
| 03 | Zumubfree delivery | €39.99 | €61.52 /kg | 53 | |
| Zumub+€2.99 delivery | €26.99 | €69.20 /kg | 51 | ||
| 04 | Zumub+€2.99 delivery | €26.90 | €79.12 /kg | 51 |
No product makes that cut
Out of the 6 in this table, none meets every filter that is currently set at the same time.
6 products in this table
What each tub contains
Median dose per serving
Price per kilo does not tell you how much active ingredient is inside the kilo. This table does: for each ingredient, the median dose per serving at each store and how many products reach the dose backed by studies (the same reference this site scores with).
| Ingredient | Zumub | All other stores |
|---|---|---|
| CaffeineEvidence-backed dose: from 200 mg per serving | not included | 300 mg13 of 118 contain it · 13 reach the dose |
| Citrulline malateEvidence-backed dose: from 6 g per serving | not included | 8 g12 of 118 contain it · 7 reach the dose |
| Beta-alanineEvidence-backed dose: from 4 g per serving | not included | 4 g11 of 118 contain it · 6 reach the dose |
| Taurine | not included | 1.5 g9 of 118 contain it |
| Arginine | not included | 3 g7 of 118 contain it |
| Creatine monohydrateEvidence-backed dose: from 3 g per serving | not included | 3.5 g7 of 118 contain it · 7 reach the dose |
| Tyrosine | not included | 1.5 g7 of 118 contain it |
| IronEvidence-backed dose: from 14 mg per serving | not included | 10 mg4 of 118 contain it · 0 reach the dose |
The dose is per serving, not per tub. A big tub with a short dose forces you to take two scoops to get the same, and then it lasts half as long: that is why the price per dose in the next section does not match the price per kilo.
Why one is cheaper than the other
Factor by factor, with both stores’ data
All other stores costs 12 % more per kg than Zumub (€72.50/kg against €64.56/kg, medians of both catalogues). That difference does not come out of nowhere. These are the data that explain it, with each store’s figure alongside: pack size (median).
| Factor | Zumub | All other stores |
|---|---|---|
| Pack size (median)All other stores sells bigger packs, and a big pack spreads the same tub, the same label and the same shipping over more kilos. Part of the price gap per kg is this and not a discount: comparing one store’s small pack with the other’s large one inflates the gap. | 390 g | 400 g |
| Median rating at the storeBased on 1,196 reviews at Zumub and 5,621 at All other stores. These are the store’s own ratings, which is judge and party: they help spot a product that arrives damaged or tastes awful, not decide which formula is better. | 4/5 | 4.6/5 |
None of these factors is an accusation. They are medians of what each store publishes on its pages on the day prices were collected: where a page does not declare a figure, that store does not count in that row instead of counting as a zero. A specific product can contradict its store’s median, and that is what the full table is for. How all of this is calculated.
This is a filter, not another ranking. The score that sorts this table is exactly the same as in the full pre-workout comparison: the only thing removed here is the products that do not meet the criterion above. How it is calculated.
Questions about this pre-workout selection
Answered with the data on this page
- Which is the best pre-workout in this selection?
- Zumub Pre-Entrenamiento 300 g from Zumub, with 68 points out of 100 at €27.50/kg. The 6 pre-workout products sold by Zumub, scored with the same score as the rest of the site. Its median is €64.56/kg, 8 % below the median of the 13 stores compared (€70.00/kg).
- Which is the cheapest per kg?
- Zumub Pre-Entrenamiento 300 g from Zumub, at €27.50/kg (300 g pack for €8.25). It is at verification level 1 out of 4: price is only 35 % of the mark.
- How was this selection made?
- The 6 pre-workout products sold by Zumub, scored with the same score as the rest of the site. Its median is €64.56/kg, 8 % below the median of the 13 stores compared (€70.00/kg). The order within the table is the usual score: 35 % price per kg against the cheapest in the category, 35 % verifiable quality (certification, purity and additives), 20 % the category's own requirements and 10 % the buyers' rating at the store. Affiliate links do not enter the calculation. Prices collected on October 15, 2026.
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