Creapure® Creatine Monohydrate Powder Pouch
Product Details
• Creapure® 100% creatine monohydrate
• Includes stainless steel 5g scoop (worth £5 per order)
• Independently tested and certified
• Made in Germany
• Available in 500g, 1kg (2 × 500g) and 1.5kg (3 × 500g)
Key ingredients
Creapure® Creatine Monohydrate — 100% Pure Creatine Monohydrate
Supplied in a compostable pouch.
How to use
Take one 5g scoop daily with either water, electrolytes, shake, smoothie, or yoghurt. Creatine can be taken at any time of day, although many people prefer it before, during or after training. For best results, take consistently every day, including rest days.
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Creapure® Creatine Monohydrate Powder Pouch
German-Made & Sourced creapure creatine monohydrate
The Highest Purity of Creatine
Pure Creatine Monohydrate
Creapure® contains significantly less (< 20 mg/kg) DCD than the legally prescribed maximum levels (EFSA limit: 50 mg/kg) and no detectable DHT (EFSA limit: 3 mg/kg). For comparison, analyses of 20 conventional creatine products showed that some exceeded the EFSA recommendations several times over. Dihydrotriazine (DHT) is suspected of being harmful to health – it is undetectable in Creapure®.
The Only Creatine Made In Europe
Made in Germany means for us: produced according to the strictest German and European standards, fully traceable.
The Only FSSC 22000 certified manufacturing
The highest international food safety standards guarantee consistent quality in every batch.
Regularly checked on the Cologne List®
Doping-free creatine, tested for banned substances by an independent laboratory – for clean sport at every level.
Most asked
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes CHOOZY Creapure better than regular creatine?
Creatine is creatine chemically, but not all creatine is made the same way. Ours is Creapure, made in Germany to a purity standard of at least 99.9%, tested batch by batch using HPLC (a lab method that checks exactly what's in a product). Cheaper creatine is made in China, often tests at 95 to 98% purity, with the rest made up of manufacturing by-products. That gap is small on paper, but it's the difference between a clean supplement and one carrying extra impurities you didn't ask for.
Is micronised creatine better than regular creatine monohydrate?
Micronised creatine is just creatine that's been ground into finer particles so it dissolves a little more easily in water. It doesn't work any better once it's in your body, particle size changes texture, not effectiveness. CHOOZY uses Creapure creatine rather than a micronised version, because purity is what actually matters for genuine results.
Where does your creatine actually come from?
About 90% of the world's creatine is made in China. Ours isn't. CHOOZY uses Creapure, made at a dedicated facility in Trostberg, Germany, run by a company called AlzChem. It's produced to GMP and HACCP standards, with every batch tested for purity before it's packed.
How can I trust this is Creapure creatine?
Look for the Creapure® quality seal with QS code on our packaging. You can enter this 6-digit code on creapure.com and instantly verify its authenticity.
What does it mean that our creatine is listed on the Cologne List?
The Cologne List is an independent German database that tests supplements, batch by batch, for banned substances. The testing is run through the Cologne Sports University's anti-doping research centre. For anyone training or competing, that's a meaningful layer of reassurance most creatine simply doesn't have.
Does creatine make you bloat?
Creatine itself doesn't cause bloating. It can pull a small amount of water into your muscle cells, which is a normal part of how it works, not the same thing as feeling bloated. Real bloating is more often down to impurities in low-purity creatine, left behind when a product hasn't been purified properly.
Creapure is made using a water-based purification process in Germany and tests below 20mg/kg for DCD (a manufacturing by-product), with DHT undetectable, well under the EU safety limit of 50mg/kg. Cheaper, less rigorously purified creatine has tested as high as 200mg/kg for DCD, and it's impurities like that, not the creatine itself, that are the more likely cause if you've felt bloated before.
Does creatine cause weight gain?
Creatine can cause a small increase in water stored inside your muscles, which might show as a kilogram or two on the scale. That's water and muscle fullness, not fat. Creatine researcher Dr Darren Candow, one of the most published names in the field, has pointed to research showing creatine supplementation does not increase fat mass. If the scale creeps up slightly when you start, that's your muscles holding more water, not your body storing more fat.
Does creatine dehydrate you?
No - Creatine researcher, Dr Darren Candow states that the research doesn't support the idea that creatine causes dehydration or muscle cramping. If anything, creatine draws water into your muscle cells, which some researchers emphasis this supports hydration rather than work against it.
What are the real benefits of taking creatine?
Creatine is best known for supporting strength and muscle performance. Renowned researcher Dr Darren Candow's work has explored creatine's role in areas such as supporting brain function, bone health, offsetting jet lag and improvements to sleep.
Do I need a creatine supplement if I already eat a balanced diet?
You get creatine from food, such as meat, fish and poultry. Your body also makes roughly 1-3g per day. Most of the research on creatine's benefits uses doses of 3 - 5g a day, and reaching that through diet alone would mean eating several kilograms of meat. If you're vegetarian, vegan, creatine supplementation is extemely beneficial.
When's the best time to take creatine?
Timing matters far less than people think. Creatine works by building up in your muscles over time, so taking it daily is what counts, not the exact hour. Some research suggests taking it around your workout may offer a small edge over taking it several hours away, but the difference is minor. Pick a time you'll actually remember, with breakfast, alongside your morning coffee, whatever sticks, and stay consistent.
How much creatine should I take, and do I need to load or microdose?
One CHOOZY scoop or sachet (5g) a day is the standard dose, enough to saturate your muscles in approx 3 weeks (no loading phase necessary). If you are microdosing, splitting your creatine across the day, applies when you're taking more than that standard scoop: for above 5g, take 5g in the morning and 5g in the afternoon, and for higher amounts of up to 15-20g a day (e.g. long-haul flights) split it into four smaller doses across the day, 2 x 5g in the morning and 2 x 5g in the evening. This will minimise any stomach-upset if you are typically sensitive to larger dosage.
What Athletes & Experts Are Saying About CHOOZY:
Sean Vine
High Performance / Lifestyle Coach
I’ve been using Choozy for a while now, the belief and work the founders apply in delivering high quality products gives consumers absolute confidence in what they are putting into their bodies
Having used creatine for the best part of 15 years it’s great to see Choozy have chosen to invest more into delivering the purest creatine (Creapure) out there.
Jess Hillard
Registered Nutritionist (Association for Nutrition) with aBSc in Human Nutrition.
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I know the choozy electrolytes work well for my body because I have gone 48hrs without using them and noticed my body absorbs water less, has minimum hydration and my muscles start to cramp, when there aren't any choozy electrolytes present.
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