Micronized Creatine Monohydrate Unflavored Powder - NSF Certified for Sport, 90 Servings, Supports Muscle Recovery, Brain Health, Pre and Post Workout Strength

I love this! Good brand and high quality

Super clean product! Part of my morning routine.

Al momento es un buen producto, no tiene ningun sabor extraño o degradable de echo no sabe a nada como deberia de ser, en general es bueno lo voy a seguir usando para revizar su rendimiento a lo largo del tiempo

I am a woman, 34. I haven't gain weight, otherwise, I lost 8 pounds in one month which was the goal. Unsweetened product, great to mix with any beverage

I used to buy the other creatine brand which is most popular but frequently got lumps of creatine with it. I find this is better.

Seems like a good product, as with all supplements it is too soon to tell if it makes a difference

This creatine powder is simple and easy to use. The directions indicate to use one scoop with 8-10oz of water. The scoop is included but may be a bit buried. You may need to use something like a spoon to find it. It doesn't seem worth it to give it any additional time to dissolve. I found the best way to consume it was to mix it into water and immediately drink the mix. It may be a bit gritty but at least there's no foul taste. I have a hard time telling if it creatine actually does anything for me but I make it part of my routine. What I liked about it: No bad flavor. What I didn't like: Doesn't dissolve well so water stays gritty. Overall, I recommend this creatine powder. Down the mix as quickly as you can or mix it into a morning smoothie and you're set.

Overall: 5 stars Designs for Sports Creatine is NSF certified for those who need to ensure that they aren’t consuming any of a myriad of banned substances. Individual Ratings: INGREDIENTS: 5 stars Contains only pure Creatine Monohydrate QUALITY: 5 stars Made in a GMP certified facility tested. NSF certified. Exactly what you want. USAGE EXPERIENCE: 4 stars Unflavored and dissolves easily Note: Supplements are regulated like foods by the FDA, and claims regarding efficacy often aren't backed by science. So I don't review supplements based on those claims, and instead rate them based primarily on ingredients and quality. Prices can fluctuate so I usually leave it to the reader to determine value for themselves