· CREATIN · Gummies
5 g Kreatinmonohydrat für Kraft & Leistung
💪 Full Dose: 5 g Creatine Monohydrate
🥤 No mixing: 4 Gummies, no shaker, no powder
🫐 No semolina: blueberry flavor, 0 g sugar
🔋 B6 & B12: Contribute to the reduction of fatigue
🎒 Always with you: office, travel, gym
The full power of 5 g creatine monohydrate without the hassle of powder, shaker, and clumps. Precisely dosed, lab-tested, in 4 blueberry gummies instead of a glass of water. Creatine you actually take, plus vitamin B6 & B12. No grittiness, no sugar, no excuses.
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Most Creatin Gummies give you half the dose and hope you don’t do the math. Mindabolics gives you the full amount: 5 g of real creatine monohydrate in 4 vegan blueberry Gummies, plus vitamins B6 & B12. Lab-tested, sugar-free. No grittiness, no mixing, no hassle for you and your day.
5 g creatine monohydrate per serving, the clinically standard amount, not the underdosed gummy version.
4 vegan Blueberry Gummies instead of powder in a jar. No mixing, no rinsing, always with you everywhere
Vitamin B6 & B12 contribute to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue; approved, not claimed.
4 Gummies daily, every day. No 20g loading, no bloated belly, just stick with it.
With the first dose, your body begins to replenish the creatine stores in your muscles. You may not feel much yet, but the process starts from the very first intake.
With a daily intake of 5 g of creatine, your muscle stores fill up step by step. Vitamins B6 and B12 contribute to a normal energy metabolism—a great start to your routine.
Your muscle creatine stores are largely filled. Creatine increases physical performance in high-intensity, short-duration exercise involving explosive power.
Full storage, solid routine, and since there are only 4 Gummies, you get through them effortlessly. Vitamin B6 and B12 contribute to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
Regular intake, consistently full stores, a well-established ritual without a shaker, without effort.
Constant power output and a routine that works. The combination you won’t want to give up.
