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Unflavored creatine monohydrate powder in a plain white container

Northmark Labs

Creatine Monohydrate, Micronized

Unflavored micronized creatine. One of the most studied ingredients in sports nutrition.

Independently Tested

We purchased this product at retail and paid an independent laboratory to test the specific lot. Full results, methods and the original report are published.

$26.00

90 servings · 5 g (1 scoop)

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Supplement facts

Amount per serving for Creatine Monohydrate, Micronized
IngredientPer serving% DV
Creatine monohydrate5 g

Directions from the manufacturer

Mix 5 g into water or another beverage once daily.

Warnings

  • Talk with a clinician before use if you have kidney disease.

Product quality profile

Separate dimensions, deliberately not combined into a single score. A single number would imply precision that does not exist.

Testing transparency
5/5
Independent verification
5/5
Formulation quality
5/5
Evidence alignment
5/5
Dose transparency
5/5
Manufacturing transparency
4/5
Value
5/5
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  • Creatinine
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Contract manufactured in a cGMP-registered US facility (demo record).

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