Posted: 3/5/2026 12:14:52 PM EDT
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| Tried a bunch of different brands. Couldn't tell a difference between Creapure and others, but at least it is probably subject to more stringent regulations. Honestly the best I've found is Thorne. It's a much finer powder and dissolves a lot more readily, making it less gritty in whatever I'm drinking it in. |
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Originally Posted By ChrisM516: Tried a bunch of different brands. Couldn't tell a difference between Creapure and others, but at least it is probably subject to more stringent regulations. Honestly the best I've found is Thorne. It's a much finer powder and dissolves a lot more readily, making it less gritty in whatever I'm drinking it in. Micronized is in powder form, not granular so it dissolves/absorbs much faster. I have Bulk Supplements creatine at home right now and it's micronized. |
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Originally Posted By ArGyLe64: Micronized is in powder form, not granular so it dissolves/absorbs much faster. I have Bulk Supplements creatine at home right now and it's micronized. I've had micronized forms as well. They were still gritty compared to this stuff. I'm sure other brands do it too, this was just the first one I've tried where micronized actually meant micronized. |
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Originally Posted By GraboidHunter: Get German made Creapure, brand doesn't matter. Creapure is one of the few companies that constantly tests batches of their Creatine. I don’t think they do it anymore, but when I first started getting Creapure 2+ decades ago (regardless of brand), the lab assay of THAT specific batch would be printed on the container (i.e. they used to test every single batch). The current cheapest option (goes out of stock frequently), is Nutricost Creapure (***note that Nutricost has both Creapure, and non-Creapure versions). |