Why we chose this
Why we chose creatine monohydrate.
Creatine is the single most-studied performance supplement in existence. Over 500 peer-reviewed trials across three decades document effects on strength (+5–15%), lean mass (+1–2kg over 4–12 weeks), cognitive function under sleep deprivation, and long-term safety at daily doses up to 30g in healthy adults (Kreider et al. 2017, ISSN Position Stand).
What we rejected.
- Creatine HCl, ethyl ester, buffered, nitrate. Marginal or no advantage over monohydrate. More expensive per gram. The evidence base is 10-50x thinner. Pay more for less proof.
- Electrolyte blends. Mixing electrolytes into a creatine scoop is adjacent to proprietary-blend behavior. Customers cannot tell what dose of what they are getting. We refuse to turn our label into a guessing game. Electrolytes belong in a separate drink if you want them.
- Artificial sweeteners (sucralose, ace-K, stevia extracts). Shortcut to hiding creatine's natural grit. We will not shortcut flavor at the cost of clean label.
- Dextrose / maltodextrin bulking. Fillers that inflate the scoop and dilute the message.
Our dose rationale. 5g daily. No loading phase required (20g x 5 days is optional, same end result). One scoop = one 5g serving. 30 servings per tub = one month of consistent use, which is the window where the effect becomes measurable.
Our supplier. Creatine monohydrate sourced through Supliful (FDA-registered, GMP-certified, USA manufacturing). Every lot carries a third-party Certificate of Analysis published on the product page within 14 days of receipt.
This page will continue to expand with additional citations, formulation reasoning, and supplier audit notes. Last updated 2026-04-16.