Backed by the science
The most researched
supplement in the gym.
3gClinically dosed
#1For strength & power
Creatine monohydrate is the single most studied performance ingredient in sports nutrition — we just made it taste like candy.
Read the label. We dare you.
in every daily serving
Just 2 gummies a day — 1500mg of creatine monohydrate each.
No proprietary blends. No hidden fillers you can't check. Just the number that matters, on every label.
See the difference
No blends.
No guesswork.
Just 3g of creatine disclosed on every label, third-party tested, and actually enjoyable to take. Here's exactly how that stacks up.
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Powder is cheaper.
This is easier.
We're not pretending otherwise. Blastz is for people who'd rather pay for convenience and know exactly what's in it — not for people chasing the lowest price per gram.
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The honest pitch
The creatine isn't new.
The way you take it is.
We're not selling a revolutionary new ingredient — just a more convenient way to use an established one.
The Powder Routine Tax — scooping, mixing, carrying and cleaning, every single day.
The Gummy Trust Gap — not knowing if the dose, stability or quality is actually there.
A convenient format, backed by transparent, credible verification — not one without the other.
Before you ask
Let's address the
obvious questions.
Is there actually enough creatine in these?
Yes — 3g of creatine monohydrate per daily serving, the same amount studied for high-intensity exercise performance. No scooping, no guessing: it's just 2 gummies, every time.
Does creatine actually stay stable in a gummy?
It's a fair question — creatine can be sensitive to moisture, heat and formulation, which is exactly why stability isn't an afterthought for us. It's a core part of how Blastz is being developed and verified, not just the taste or texture.
Why not just buy creatine powder?
Honestly? Powder is cheaper per gram, and if that's what matters most to you, it's a great option. Blastz exists for the days a tub, scoop and shaker just aren't realistic — same creatine, way less friction.
How much sugar is actually in these?
Exactly what's on the label — nothing hidden in a "proprietary blend." Check the nutrition panel on the product page for the current sugar and sweetener content.
How many gummies do I need per day?
Just 2 a day for the full 3g serving. No math, no extras — the full dose is sized into a small, normal daily habit.
Is this as effective as powder?
It's the same ingredient — creatine monohydrate — at the same studied dose. We're not going to tell you gummies work faster or absorb better than powder, because that's not something we can back up. The format is different. The ingredient isn't.
Will this upset my stomach?
Everyone's different, and we're not going to promise Blastz is gentler than powder — we haven't tested that claim, so we won't make it. If you have sensitivities, check the full ingredient list before ordering.
Can I actually trust this company?
We know gummy credibility is a real, fair concern in this category. We'd rather earn that trust with transparent dosing and real evidence as we have it, than with vague "premium" language. If we can't back a claim up, we won't make it.
