Creatine Monohydrate
Available documentation may include COA, TDS, MSDS, specification sheet, flow chart, Halal certificate, and supplier qualification documents when applicable. Allergen, Non-GMO, BSE/TSE, Kosher, GMP, ISO, and other market-specific documents should be confirmed against the selected supplier and target market.
Product Overview
Creatine Monohydrate is a creatine raw material supplied as a white crystalline powder for dietary supplement, sports nutrition, and functional food manufacturing. It is commonly selected by brands and contract manufacturers that require a well-documented ingredient with clear assay, identity, particle size, and contaminant control.
For B2B sourcing, the key purchasing and QC points are assay, reference standard, particle size, appearance, loss on drying, residue on ignition, creatinine, dicyanamide, cyanide, dihydrotriazine, heavy metals, microbial limits, bulk density, packaging, and batch-to-batch consistency.
Healtain can support different particle size requirements from 80 mesh to 600 mesh. Common sourcing options include 80M, 200M, 300M and other mesh specifications, with final availability confirmed by current stock, production batch, and target dosage form.
Healtain can support creatine monohydrate sourcing with COA, TDS, MSDS, specification sheet, flow chart, and certification documents when applicable to the selected production source and target market requirement.
Applications
- Sports nutrition powder blends
- Pre-workout and post-workout powder formulations
- Capsule and tablet dietary supplements
- Stick packs, sachets, and premix systems
- Functional foods and beverage powder applications
- Private label supplement manufacturing projects
Typical Dosage Forms
- Powder blends
- Stick packs
- Sachets
- Capsules
- Tablets
- Granules
- Premixes
- Ready-to-mix drink powders
FAQ
Q1: What specifications are available for Creatine Monohydrate?
Available options include USP/USP 24 or enterprise standard depending on the production source, assay >=99.5%, and 80-600 mesh particle size range. Common mesh options include 80M, 200M, 300M and other specifications. The exact standard, assay result, and particle size should be confirmed by quotation, stock status, and batch COA/TDS.
Q2: What mesh size should buyers choose?
80M or similar coarser grades can be considered for capsules, tablets, and general powder blends. 200M and 300M are commonly requested for sports nutrition powders and premixes. Finer mesh options may be selected when smoother dispersion or mouthfeel is important. Final selection should match the finished dosage form and processing requirement.
Q3: What test items are usually controlled?
Typical QC items include appearance, identification, assay, sulphate, loss on drying, residue on ignition, sulfuric acid test, creatinine, dicyanamide, cyanide, dihydrotriazine, impurities, heavy metals, lead, cadmium, mercury, arsenic, total plate count, coliforms, E. coli, Salmonella, yeasts and molds, and Staphylococcus aureus.
Q4: What documents can be provided?
Available documentation may include COA, TDS, MSDS, specification sheet, flow chart, Halal certificate, and other supplier qualification or market-specific documents when applicable to the selected source.
Q5: What packaging options are available?
Common bulk packaging is 25 kg per carton or 25 kg per bag with food-grade inner packaging, depending on the selected production source and batch. Sample packs and customized packing can be confirmed according to order quantity and shipping requirements.
Q6: How should Creatine Monohydrate be stored?
Store sealed in the original unopened container in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place away from direct light, heat, and moisture. Typical shelf life is 24 months when stored under recommended conditions.
Q7: Can samples, MOQ, and lead time be confirmed before ordering?
Yes. Sample availability, MOQ, lead time, mesh size, documentation package, and latest price can be confirmed according to the requested specification and target market.
Related Formulation Guide
For R&D and production planning, see How to Choose Particle Size and Flowability for Formulations.
Related Logistics Guide
For small order planning and freight cost control, see Why Small Bulk Ingredient Orders Have High Shipping Costs.
Related Quality Guide
For purchasing and QA document review, see How to Review a COA Before Purchasing Bulk Nutritional Ingredients.
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RFQ Readiness
Assay, mesh, purity, source, carrier, dosage form and target application.
COA, TDS, MSDS, allergen, Non-GMO, Halal, Kosher or market files when available.
Evaluation sample, pilot order, bulk quantity, shelf life and packing preference.
Destination country, carton/drum/pallet details, lead time and shipment coordination.