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Last Updated: Monday 19th October 2026 What Is Creatine? Creatine is a compound made naturally in the body from amino acids and found in foods such as red meat and seafood. Creatine supplements are one of the most widely used products in sports nutrition, and they come in more formats than ever, from classic unflavoured creatine powder to flavoured powders, gummies, chews and capsules. At Nutrition Warehouse, we stock over 100 creatine supplements from Australia's most trusted brands. Want to see which ones customers rate highest? Check out our Top 10 Creatines for 2026 , or take our Creatine Quiz for a personalised recommendation. For a deeper read, see What Does Creatine Do? on FitTalk. Types of Creatine Supplements Compared Most creatine on the market is creatine monohydrate, but there are several forms and grades to choose from. Here's how they compare: Type What it is Common formats Good fit for Creatine monohydrate Creatine bonded with one water molecule; the most common form Powder, flavoured powder, gummies Everyday use and lowest cost per serve Micronised creatine Creatine monohydrate milled into finer particles Powder Easier mixing in water or shakes Creapure® Branded creatine monohydrate made in Germany by AlzChem Powder, chews People who want a known, single source Purest creatine Creatine monohydrate sold under the Purest grade Powder People who want a specific purity grade Creatine HCl Creatine bonded with hydrochloride; more water-soluble Capsules, powder People who find monohydrate heavy to drink Buffered creatine Creatine with an alkaline buffer (Kre-Alkalyn®) Capsules An alternative to standard monohydrate Creatine blends More than one form of creatine, sometimes with added ingredients Powder People who want an all-in-one formula Formulas vary by product, so always check the label for the creatine form and amount per serve. Buy Creatine by Format Creatine powder: unflavoured powder is the most popular format and usually the lowest cost per serve. A

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