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5000mg creatine monohydrate per single gummy = physically implausible. Standard gummies deliver 1-5g total per serving (2-4 pieces). One gummy can’t realistically contain a full clinical dose without being rock-hard or bitter.
Likely dosage: 5000mg total serving (2-3 gummies), not per piece. Common industry practice.
Pros:
Tasty compliance beats chalky powder
Vegan, low-sugar formula
Portable no-measuring convenience
Cons:
Dosage exaggeration risk (industry-wide gummy scandal)
Single review = unproven track record
€0.21/gummy > bulk powder (€0.02/g)
| Product | Creatine/Gummy | Total Dose | Price | Lab Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TagoZ | 5000mg? | Unclear | €18.99/90 | Unknown |
| Create | 1.5g Creapure | 4.5g/3 | $40/60 | NSF Certified |
| Optimum Nutrition | ~1g | 5g/5 | $30/60 | Reputable |
| Bulk Powder | 5g/scoop | 5g | €15/500g | Cheapest |
2.5/5 until third-party lab verification. Powder remains king for verified dosing/cost. Gummies = compliance convenience, not miracle workers.
Recommendation: Stick to Creapure powder (€0.02/g) or NSF-certified gummies. Skip unverified dosage claims.
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