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Why a soft chew

Because creatine is only useful if it is still creatine when you take it.

01 · The gummy problem

Water and acid work against creatine.

Higher water activity and acidity can accelerate creatine’s conversion into creatinine before you take it.

Creatinine is spent, broken-down creatine that your body filters out as waste.

Creatine and creatinine molecular structures displayed in connected glass specimen wells, showing conversion under water activity and acidity conditions, with a Stage 2 wordmark
02 · Stability + dosage

Much lower water activity & acidity.

Our coconut-oil-based soft-chew matrix has much lower water activity and uses about one-fifth the acid of the gummy formulations we evaluated—two choices that give the creatine exceptional stability.

A strawberry-pink Stage 2 soft chew beside a glass dish containing a restrained coconut-oil material sample
Full serving

2compact chews

5.0 gcreatine

Comparable 5.0 g gummy dose: 4–5 pieces.

03 · The result

Almost no creatine degradation.

Testing shows almost no detectable creatine degradation throughout the product’s 24-month shelf life—so the creatine on the label is the creatine you get.

Purity. Consistency. Stability.

Two unwrapped strawberry-pink Stage 2 soft chews stacked on a white-to-pale-blue studio surface

The product

Front-facing Stage 2 strawberry creatine soft chews pouch

Strawberry flavor

Creatine Soft Chews

A full 5.0 g serving of creatine in two individually wrapped strawberry soft chews. No powder or mixing.

Creatine content2.5 g per chew
Prototype price$27.99
Cost per day$0.93/day
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Built for habit

Close-up of the Stage 2 strawberry creatine soft chews pouch in soft pale-blue light

Creatine only works if you take it consistently.

Two unwrapped strawberry-pink soft chews floating above an open hand in pale-blue light

Two chews, wherever, whenever

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“Independently tested. Publicly posted.”
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