I've bought creatine four times and finished a tub once. This bag is almost gone.
Creatine Lollipops
Your daily creatine, minus the shaker.
- 3 g of creatine monohydrate in every lollipop
- Dissolves over about ten minutes, no water, no shaker
- Individually wrapped, tastes like actual orange
- Free shipping over $50
- 30-day money-back
- Ships in 1–2 days
- Creatine monohydrate, 3,000 mg per lollipop
- Hard candy base with natural orange flavor
- Full supplement facts further down the page
One lollipop a day, any time you'll remember it. No loading phase. Stores build over about four weeks, so the only rule is don't skip days.
Orders ship in 1–2 business days. Free shipping on orders over $50. Not into it? Send the bag back within 30 days for a full refund, even if it's half gone.
30 years of studies.
1 conclusion.
Creatine is the least controversial thing in sports nutrition. It works. Ours just tastes like orange.
Greater gains in maximal strength with creatine plus training, versus training alone.
More repetitions at the same weight across 22 controlled studies.
Of your body's energy goes to your brain, which runs on the same creatine system as your muscles.
Strength and repetition figures from a meta-analysis of 22 resistance-training studies (Rawson & Volek, 2003). Brain energy share is a textbook physiology figure.

Wherever the
day goes.
It's individually wrapped and it doesn't need water. Creatine releases gradually.

Before the lift
Ten minutes to the first set is exactly one lollipop.

3 p.m. at the desk
Because the office kitchen doesn't want your shaker in its sink.

In the car
No powder in the cupholder. Ever again.

Post-run cooldown
Catch your breath and your daily serving at the same time.
What happens
after you start.
Creatine compounds over weeks, not hours. Nothing on day one. Everything by day 28.
Reserves start filling
Muscle creatine stores begin to rise. Cells pull in a little more water, which is exactly what you want.
Halfway there
Stores keep climbing with each daily pop. Skipping days slows the climb, so don't.
The last rep gets easier
This is where an extra rep at the same weight tends to show up in training.
Saturated
Your stores are full. One pop a day keeps them there. This is creatine at full effect.
One active.
That's the point.
No proprietary blend, no twelve-ingredient fog. Creatine monohydrate, set in candy, in a dose you can read.

Supports strength, power and recovery by topping up the phosphocreatine your muscles burn in the first seconds of hard effort.
Bright and a little tangy. Built to be finished, because finishing it every day is the whole game with creatine.
Slow to dissolve on purpose. Ten minutes of lollipop is ten minutes of gradual delivery, and zero shaker bottles in the sink.
Scoop
vs. pop
Same active ingredient. Very different Tuesday morning.
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My kid asked why I get candy before the gym. Fair question, honestly.
The orange actually tastes like orange. Did not expect that from a supplement.
One in the car, one in my desk. No shaker, no clumps, no excuses.
Questions,
answered.
3 g of creatine monohydrate. One a day is the plan for most people. If you're used to 5 g, two lollipops gets you there.
No. Creatine works by building up in your muscles over a few weeks of daily use. One lollipop a day, every day, does the job.
Creatine helps your muscles hold water inside the cell, which is part of how it supports strength and recovery. That's not bloating, and on its own it won't make anyone bulky. Training and food decide that.
No. Creatine is one of the most-studied supplements for strength and power in active adults of every age. If you move your body, it's for you.
Yes. Creatine doesn't need to be taken alone or on an empty stomach. Pair it with whatever you already do.
Orange. Sweet, bright, a little tangy. Not chalky, not medicinal, and no aftertaste to chase with water.
Lick.
Lift.
Repeat.
