Creatine Gummies

I’ve been using these creatine gummies for about 6 weeks now and they’re definitely more convenient than mixing powder every day. The taste is actually pretty good - kind of like fruit snacks which makes it easy to remember to take them. Getting 5g of creatine from just 2 gummies is nice and I can throw the bottle in my gym bag without worrying about spills or needing a shaker. The sugar-free aspect is good since I’m trying to watch my overall sugar intake. What I like most is not having to deal with the gritty texture you get with powder that never seems to dissolve completely. However, after eating these daily for over a month the gummy texture is starting to get a bit annoying - they’re chewier than regular gummy vitamins and sometimes stick to my teeth. Also noticed they can get pretty hard if I leave the bottle in my hot car, then they’re tough to chew. The bottle says 120 count but I counted and only got 118 which isn’t a huge deal but still. Price is definitely higher per serving compared to regular creatine powder, so you’re paying for the convenience factor. Haven’t noticed any stomach issues like I sometimes got with powder forms. For the ease of use they’re working well for my routine, just wish they were a bit softer and maybe cost a little less.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Great dosage and formula do added sugars

Tastes good

These are not bad. I do like that these are Non-GMO, and made in a GMP facility, but would like to know WHERE they are made. Gummies always taste better than some chalky powders, however, with gummies, it's uncertain of each piece's concentration of the amount advertised. These are easy to take, and include more than just creatine in them. I would prefer Methylcobalamin over the Cyanocobalamin, since it's proven to be better, but not a big deal. There are a lot of Creatine gummies available these days, but make sure you're checking the labels closely for what you're getting, such as what I mentioned earlier about where they're made, and the facility GMP stamp.

I was originally going to leave a review for these gummies at 5 stars. They are tasty and were a good deal, my husband and I both loved them. However, the first time I ordered this, the serving size was 2 gummies for 6000mg of creatine, and I paid $16.99 for it. We finally got low so I simply hit the reorder button on the exact same product and got a new jar. The price went up to $19.99, which I shrugged off as a normal fluctuation, but when it got here I saw that the serving size has now changed to 4 gummies for only 5000mg of creatine. That's less than half the original amount of creatine per gummy at a higher price, meaning that this has essentially more than doubled in price! What's even more egregious is that the listing itself still shows the original serving size of 2 for 6000mg, so it legitimately a misleading for consumers to get something worse than what we ordered. I've attached the original image from the listing itself in the event that they change it to try to hide their tracks, and an image of my new jar with the adjusted formula. Hopefully this review can be a reminder to everyone to always check your products, especially supplements, every time you order a new one. Look elsewhere for your creatine gummies, and check those labels!

Each serving provides 5000 mg of creatine monohydrate, which is an effective dose, and the bottle yields a lot with its 120 gummies. It has not caused me stomach upset or uncomfortable retention. It is a good quality, comfortable and effective product, ideal for both men and women who train

As soon as I started, I observed that the training session was going more smoothly. When I am doing the fourth set of squats, my legs feel as if someone has turned on the emergency power switch. This is the moment at which I typically get stuck. On the first Monday, however, I did not take the usual break and instead completed all of the repetitions on my schedule. Not a shock of restless eagerness, but rather a consistent engine-rumble sensation that lasted from the time the vehicle was being warmed up until it was cooled down was the difference. I left the gym feeling less exhausted and more awake for the trip home, which was an unexpected benefit since you had to pay your entire attention to the traffic conditions in the evening. Over the course of the second week, I saw that the numbers on my lifting log started to increase gradually. The weight of the bench presses, which had been stuck at the same level for many months, suddenly increased by five pounds. Without making any other adjustments to my regimen, I was able to raise the number of sets of push-ups I did at home from 35 to 42. More revealing than the raw figures was the manner in which my muscles recovered from the injury. In the past, when I woke up in the morning after a strenuous exercise, I would feel as if my shoulders had been firmly fixed in place. However, today, when I roll out of bed, I stretch, and I feel ready rather than fragile. A lighter cardio day on Thursday, which I had previously missed since my legs used to feel like they were being pounded, was now possible for me to include because of my speedier recovery.

Misleading. Purchased three flavors (lemon no longer available). Two different amounts of creatine. Which one is it? 2 of the jars list 5000mg, while the out of stock one lists 5600. Also the serving sizes are inconsistent. I've only started taking almost a month, and I notice very little difference other than a slight increase in heart rate. Don't know if I'll continue because of the inconsistencies in the labeling. Who knows what is off in the production.

These taste so good and they give me a little burst of energy

Tastes great without that overly sweet vibe a lot of creatine supplements have. Great for pre-gym routine, also noted I'm feeling more focused, less stressed, and just generally in a better mood. Big fan!

is mathematically impossible when you break down the supplement facts. The label lists the following per serving (2 gummies): Calories: 12 Total Carbohydrate: 3g Creatine Monohydrate: 6000mg L-Taurine: 500mg Betaine Anhydrous: 180mg Alpha GPC (L-a-glycerylphosphorylcholine): 100mg B12 (Cyanocobalamin): 25mcg Given these values, the total weight of the active ingredients alone should be 6780.025mg or approximately 6.78 grams. However, each serving of 2 gummies supposedly weighs significantly less than this amount. This doesn't even account for the weight of the gummy matrix itself (the gelatin, sweeteners, flavors, etc.), which would add additional mass. Yet, two gummies weighing less than this claimed total are said to contain all these ingredients, which is highly suspicious. Moreover, the label indicates 12 calories per serving, mostly coming from the 3 grams of carbohydrates (since 1 gram of carbohydrate equals 4 calories, this would contribute 12 calories, leaving no room for any other macronutrients). The numbers simply don't add up, strongly suggesting that the claim of 6000mg of creatine per serving is false. This is misleading at best and fraudulent at worst. Consumers should be aware that this product does not meet its advertised claims. I would highly recommend looking for more reputable brands that provide transparent and accurate labeling.

I have been taking creatine for years and decided a gummy version was worth a try. Wow! I am so glad I found these as they are fantastic. Great tasting and effective. I highly recommend

Saveur douce, texture dur extérieure mais tendre à l’intérieur. Parfais pour les voyages, facile à apporter avec soi