Gainful Creatine Powder, Post Workout Amino Acid Supplement, Muscle, Energy & Focus Support, 5g Creatine Monohydrate, Unflavored, 28 Servings

Gives me a good pump during my workouts & helps me push through my strength training. Container is smaller but it’s very useful

I ordered this product to take advantage of additional protein supplement to help exercises. It is important to keep the strenghth of my muscle with intensive workout. Creatine supplement is the most convenient and easy to do practice. This product is in a powered form that is great for its easy to dissolve in my milk. There is no special new taste, so I can enjoy the rest of my meal, to keep a balanced spectrum of nutritions. It is easy to take a scoop from the large jar. It is nice that this jar can last for a month.

This is a solid creatine that checks the basic boxes - the serving size/amount per serving is 5 grams and there's nothing else in it but creatine. No fillers, nothing gross, just creatine. It's not micronized, just regular creatine so it's a little harder to mix but micronized or not, creatine kind of sucks in terms of dissolving/mixing well so I'm not too upset about that. This product is unflavored, too. I don't mind flavors, but sometimes you just want something you can easily mix into whatever you're having and this makes it super easy to do. I've mixed this in my preworkout, protein shakes, and just regular water without any problem. It's slightly gritty (as creatine tends to be) but nothing too bad. I'm very happy with this product as it makes adding creatine to my day easy but the price per ounce is kind of high compared to similar products in the market.

I like adding a scoop of this powder to my morning coffee, as I can't even taste it. Its hard to say how much it is helping as a supplement, but I love how easy it is to use. There is a little bit of gritty residue at the very end of my beverage, but that's it.

Did not work as well as expect

This is flavorless, mixes well, and creatine is well researched. This has the standard 5 grams of creatine per serving, though I’ve sometimes seen recommendations to start with 10 grams for a week or so when just starting to take creatine.My personal opinion is that this is a reputable brand. It was not easy to find, but once I searched the Support section of their website, I found they stated that they do perform third-party lab testing. Here is a quote: “We source our ingredients from manufacturers all across the country and require all of our manufacturers to provide COAs (Certificate of Analyses) for each ingredient. Additionally, we receive, blend, and package all of our products in a FDA compliant, cGMP-approved facility.” I love to see that, but I do wish they made the information easier to find and provided readily available COA's.

Gainful Creatine Powder has been a great addition to my post-workout routine. It mixes easily into my shakes, and I’ve noticed better recovery and strength gains since using it. There’s no added flavor, which is perfect for blending with other supplements. A solid choice if you're looking for an effective creatine boost after workouts.

I have been taking creatine for almost 30 years now, tried many brands and forms (powder, capsules, gummies, micronized)How does this stack up?Mixability, not the greatest, whenever I get a new band of powdered creatine I do a mixability test. I mix 2.5 grams with 4 oz of water, on this one after a couple good stir with a whisk and settle cycles, this one still had a good amount of undissolved creatine. Especially when compared with other brands I have tested. So if you are not mixing this in a blender - you will need to make sure you give it a real good stir just prior to drinking, A blender should not be a problem.I will also drink those 4 oz with the 2.5 grams on an empty stomach, not recommended but at lest I will see if there are any digestion issues, No problem with this one.One perfectly level scoop gave me exactly 5.0 grams - nice to know .I definitely prefer powder over capsules or gummies, As for micronized, this one is not micronized, but I have never seen any benefit to micronized creatine.Not third party tested, Most creatine is not third party tested, a shame, (there is a name brand or two that is) I would like to see more of that, While I don't hold it against this company - it certainly would be a big plus if it were. I will pay a wee bit more for third party tested creatine.As for cost, definitely compare cost per gram, Some well know brands that are third party tested are very competitive on a cost per gram basis.