CREA-TECH - Creapure Creatine Monohydrate - w/Electrolytes. Creatine + Electrolytes Capsules - Build Muscle and Increase Strength | 30 Day Supply - 120 Veggie Capsules

Been using this product for a few years and it does not disappoint. Muscle gains are obvious. This is a great product. We’ve recommended it to many friends.

This product works and gives you more strength and added muscle for your body.

Blue Star Nutraceuticals CREA-TECH...If you're in the market for creatine, this is not a bad option with a powderless delivery system. The bottle calls for 4 capsules per day (not powder) so it's easier to take your medicine vs blending up and choking down some chalk.++That this also contains electrolytes.Quality of ingredients is only as trustworthy as the brand. Upon a quick perusal, Blue Star appears to be a fairly new brand listed here with a limited product line offering and limited reviews so far. But, this appears to be a professional effort (good packaging, good instructions, no misspellings, quality product, etc).At current price of $50 for a 30 day supply (4 pills per day, you could take less) I think this is a bit on the pricey side, I do like the capsule form here. I rate this 4-STARS in consideration of price/value/choices.

This is my go to creatine because the quality seems there.

Love it.

Blue Star Nutraceuticals CREA-TECH - Double Buffered Creatine Monohydrate is an easy way to get your creatine after or before the workout. The product quality is pretty good and I did not experience any side effects. I am a gym rat and I think I have been using creatine for almost 20 years. I always put 5gr creatine inside of my pre-workout mix and the same idea for my post-workout drink. The problem is sometimes I forget to prepare post-workout drinks and sometimes I am just lazy. Blue Star Creatine capsules solve this problem because it is super easy to take just 6 capsules and move on. Yes, I said 6 and you will think why 6? not 4?The serving size on the bottle is 4 capsules but 4 capsules have 3 gr of Creatine and that is not enough. The right dosage makes this product's price per serving extremely high. You need to get at least 5gr of Creatine and that is why the right dosage is 6 capsules. Well, even with a 4 capsule price per serving is very pricey so you can do the math. I like the capsule form better than the powder but you will get less than a month's supply for $49.99.

I've used creatine for years, and I dunno. This just does not seem to have the feeling other creatine does. I've used it for weeks, and there's been no noticeable endurance increase, muscle increase, or strength increase other than what would be normally expected.That said, it could be the small dosage. Perhaps if you doubled up (taken pre-workout and Intra-workout) it would be more impactful.Lastly, I do not know if it's giving the best value for your money. Powders I've come across are typically more effective and less costly.

At 4 capsules per day, the 120 capsules means this is a 30-day supply. Most sources recommend 3-5 grams of creatine per day for expected results, so with the 4 capsules totalling 3 grams, it's on the low end of the recommended dosage. I guess the cost of these takes into account the need to load the creatine into the capsules, plus the other "go alongs" in the capsules. But if having it in capsules is easier for you than scooping raw powder into a morning drink, then this is a good approach. I think in the future I'll just go back to scooping the raw powder.