The clinical dose — not a watered-down version
Most gummy supplements contain 1 to 2g of creatine — not enough to produce real results. Creatine Pro delivers the full clinical 5g dose that research actually supports for strength, recovery, and muscle preservation.
After 50, muscle loss accelerates. Creatine is the most evidence-backed supplement for slowing that process — regardless of whether you work out.
- 5g is the dose used in virtually all creatine research studies
- Works for active adults and those with minimal exercise alike
- Taurine reduces oxidative stress and speeds up recovery
- B12 supports the energy metabolism that creatine depends on
- Sugar-free, vegan, blueberry flavor — 60 gummies per bottle
What's inside
Clinical ingredients at clinical doses — nothing watered down.
Creatine Monohydrate
5g per serving
The full research-supported dose. Builds phosphocreatine stores in muscles for more power, faster recovery, and preserved muscle mass.
L-Taurine
Clinical addition
Reduces muscle damage and oxidative stress. Works synergistically with creatine to speed recovery and reduce soreness.
Vitamin B12
100% Daily Value
Essential for energy production and nerve function — both of which creatine metabolism depends on. Commonly deficient in adults 50+.
Electrolyte Blend
Added for hydration
Creatine draws water into muscle cells. Added electrolytes ensure proper hydration and prevent any cramping.
Common questions
Why 5g instead of less?
5g is the dose used in virtually every creatine research study showing benefits. Lower doses exist in cheaper products but lack the evidence for real results. We chose not to compromise.
Is this safe for people over 60?
Yes — creatine has an excellent safety record across all ages. Studies specifically in older adults show it is safe and beneficial for muscle preservation and strength.
Do I need to work out for this to work?
No. While creatine enhances exercise performance, it also helps preserve muscle and energy in people with minimal activity. Daily use is what matters, not gym time.
Will I retain water?
Creatine can cause slight water retention in muscles, which is actually where the strength and fullness come from. It is not the same as bloating and most people do not notice it.
