Creatine Monohydrate Liquid Drops Berry Flavour Strength & Power Boost

I’ve been using these Creatine Monohydrate Drops for a while now, and they’ve been really easy to incorporate into my daily routine. I like that I don’t have to mix powders or deal with a gritty texture—just add the recommended amount and go. The drops are convenient, and the bottle is compact enough to take with me when I’m out. I’ve noticed improvements in my workouts and recovery when using them consistently. The taste is mild and doesn’t linger, which is a bonus. Overall, this is a convenient alternative to traditional creatine powder, especially if you prefer something quick and mess-free. I’d happily buy it again.

excellent

Not bad could be cheaper

Fantastic and fast acting will definitely order again.

As a regular user of Creatine monohydrate powder I was eager to try this liquid version but I should have done my research first. Resent studies have shown that once mixed with water and glycerin the Creatine quickly degrades to Cretanine, a useless by product that doesn’t enhance performance. As this product is classified as a food supplement and remains harmless once broken down it is still legal to sell it so basically it’s a total scam. Keep with the powder as a dry product it will keep for years but will only keep for a few hours once mix with water or a shake.

Quick and easy to use!

I've used creatine for a couple of years now, having noticed improved strength & energy. So seeing it in liquid form caught my eye. The idea seemed a great one, with no more mixing powder. Also, i don't get on with the gummies. The taste of this product ( aithough labelled as "berry"), is hard to pinpoint. It's a mix sweets or medicine I took as a kid. To be honest, I don't like it much. The problem seems to be getting the right dose from the bottles. I know quite a few other reviewers have raised this problem & so do I. Trying to extract the 2mls dosage from the bottles in one/two go's is a faf. The most you can get in the dropper/pipette seems to be 0.5ml. I tried to start but now put 4x "shots" into a glass & mix it with fruit juice. Since taking this, I've noticed an improvement on recovery time, so it is effective.

Like a lot of people aware and using creatine, i have tried powder, gummies and tablets, but i really like the idea of a liquid drop, this has a berry flavour that certainly agrees with me. The 2ml serving , from a 60ml bottle is going to provide a 30 day supply, offering 3000mg of creatine. I'm not sure about the exact claim on absorbency ratios compared to capsules, but i do know that tincture aka drops are usually made from better source of supplement and are a higher absorbency which is very much the start and end of taking a supplement. Overal been very happy with how easy these have been to add to my routine in a sweet flavour i have no problem with. Every one has their own amount they want to use, so you just have to work out how much and how often you are going to use it. While creatine is widely used by the fitness and exercise industry, it's also becoming known for its benefits for ageing and cognition, which is why I have begun taking it. As a boxing coach and trying to look after myself much better since Covid, health is something nobody can afford to take for granted in my experience. My routine has been one serving a day with water.