
5d ago
92
/ 100
- $0.31
- $24.99 · 80 svgs
- Verified third-party
- Public COA
- Disclosed
- None
Category dossier · Creatine
Creatine is one of the most-studied sports supplements. We rank products by purity, dose at 5 g, testing, and cost per gram.
Dossier · what to look for
6 entries
Showing 9 of 9 products.

5d ago
92
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5d ago
92
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Unflavored, mix into a flavored drink or shake
3d ago
91
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3d ago
90
/ 100
Third-party testing claimed by the brand but a specific COA has not yet been matched to this product family in our review.
3d ago
86
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Creapure raw material is brand-claimed but Optimum Nutrition does not publicly publish a specific NSF or Informed Sport certification for this exact product family. Verify in the Creapure customer registry and the NSF registry before treating these claims as third-party verified.
3d ago
82
/ 100
Premium pricing. At $0.50 per 5 g serving you are paying roughly 2x a clean commodity monohydrate for the NSF Certified for Sport assurance.
5d ago
81
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No publicly posted COA
3d ago
78
/ 100
Among the most expensive creatines we have reviewed at roughly $1.33 per 5 g serving. The certifications are real value but the price premium versus other NSF-tested options is significant.
5d ago
46
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Only 2 g creatine HCL per serving, below common 3–5 g effective range