CON-CRET Creatine HCl Powder | Muscle, Cognitive, Cellular Energy Support | No Bloating or Cramps | USA Made & NSF Certified | Unflavored (100 Serving)

I've only been using it for a week or so. But it came recommended by my chiropractor. Seems like good stuff so far. I ordered unflavored. The company DEFINITELY had a disclaimer that unflavored doesn't mean that it has "no flavor". It means it has no added flavors. So it's kind of sour (which they were very upfront about). Just don't think you're going to pour a couple of scoops into a drink and not taste it. I give the company 100% credit for making that obvious in the product description. I'm planning on purchasing it again.

Good stuff! I felt the improvement with the first dose. Thank you!!

I do not have digestive upset with this product and that is a huge relief. I do have some concerns but those could be personal. My main concern is I don't feel like I have the same cognitive or physical benefits I did when I first started taking a different brand of monohydrate (that brand really did bother my digestion). This could just be that I'm at a loaded amount but after months of taking this I am not sure of its value.

Our whole family uses this product and we all love it, and are having amazing results.

I know it is a good product so 4 stars for that, but, it is NOT unflavored. They didn't ADD flavor - huge difference. It does say on the packaging that is has a tart flavor and I saw that after my first sip of coffee with this added in. Not good. The word "UNFLAVORED" in the description and headline gave me the idea that there was no flavor. It felt misleading - as I had looked at several choices, and decided I wanted this brand and chose unflavored since I like to use creatine in my coffee. I will use it as it is a good product. Just wanted to warn the next customer that this has flavor.

Love this form of creatine as it doesn't cause any stomach upset.

I’ll give it 3 stars because several things I don’t like about it are things I should have realized by paying closer attention. I spent a long time looking at the offerings on Amazon for creatine because I’ve been reading about potential health benefits for women in their mid 40s. This was about the not option I could find with any sort of certification. It’s NSF certified. From what I have read, NSF certification means that the facilities for manufacturing are inspected to ensure adherence to good manufacturing practices and to avoid contamination. USP verifies contents and quality of the supplement. I would have preferred that but I did not find a single reasonable option on this platform. It’s incredible to me that Amazon offers so many supplements that have no form of certification. How can anyone have confidence that the product they purchase even contains what it says it does? But back to this particular one. I found the listing photo very misleading because I thought I was buying a somewhat large container - the container is tiny, it fits in the palm of your hand, and it’s only half full when you open it. OK, that’s on me because since this was the only certified option I found, I didn’t read through all the reviews and specifications to see how little it was. I just sorta foolishly assumed they wouldn’t sell a daily supplement people in a tiny container. Then there is the powder itself. I ordered raw unflavored because I was afraid the flavored would taste like artificial sweeteners. Well, this isn’t the least bit sweet. It is extremely sour and tart. I eat plain unsweetened yogurt which is quite tart itself, but when I add this powder to it, it’s almost inedible because the tartness is extreme. I have to put a bunch of other stuff in like berries and agave nectar to make it palatable. As for the function of the product, I have not really noticed any difference yet but will keep trying. It at least does not seem to cause any untoward side effects except maybe minimally speeding up my GI tract.

Taste is ok but works good