Our Creatine+ is one of the first of its kind, using CreaPure—the purest form of Creatine Monohydrate available—and fortified with Fulvic Acid (Rejen) to enhance absorption. Whether you're an athlete aiming to boost strength, muscle mass, and endurance, someone concerned about age-related muscle loss and strength decline, or seeking improvements in brain function or sleep quality, Creatine+ is the solution for you.
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Creatine's Secret Weapon
When developing a new product, our goal is to find ways to make it as effective as it can be. While CreaPure is extremely effective on its own, we wanted to make it the best it could be - which is why our formulation includes Rejen® (the purest Fulvic Acid available).
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Rejen can: 
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Enhance creatine uptake into cells
Enhance mitochondrial function
Increase cellular ATP
Improve cellular BCAA levels
Boost brain function
Improve sleep
Provide antioxidants
Enhance performance
Provide anti-aging effects
Promote bone health
Support energy metabolism
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Pure Creatine Monohydrate
Conventional creatine supplements on the market are loaded with questionable ingredients. Other forms of creatine contain high levels of Dicyandiamide (DCD) and Dihydrotriazine (DHT) which can cause reproductive and development issues, allergic reactions, neurological issues, and endocrine disruption. DHT is also suspected to cause cancer. Our formula contains low levels of DCD and is third-party tested for non-detectable DHT levels.
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Many other creatine supplements also include higher levels of creatinine. While this isn’t necessarily harmful, it is an indicator of the quality of creatine you are getting. A low creatinine-level means you are getting a purer product and more creatine per serving.
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More Than Just Muscle Building
Creatine isn’t only for bodybuilders and professional athletes—everyone can benefit from supplementing with creatine.
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Every day, our bodies naturally lose around 1-2 grams of creatine, and failing to replenish it may lead to potential issues concerning brain function, muscle mass, energy levels, and overall longevity.
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The body naturally makes about 1 gram of creatine a day in the liver, pancreas, and kidneys, so to replace the rest, you can look to foods like red meat or supplements.
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However, food contains much lower levels of creatine than supplements, making supplementation a great option for maintaining optimal levels.
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Additionally, creatine supplementation may be particularly beneficial for older adults, as it can help counteract age-related declines in muscle and bone mass, as well as cognitive function