THORNE Creatine - Creatine Monohydrate, Amino Acid Powder - Support Muscles, Cellular Energy and Cognitive Function - Gluten-Free, Keto - NSF Certified for Sport - 16 Oz - 90 Servings

• Muscle Mass: Creatine is an amino acid that promotes lean body mass and supports increases in muscle endurance, muscle capacity, and power output*
• Cellular Energy Production: Creatine helps the cells of the body more efficiently create energy, thus benefiting exercise capacity*
• Brain Function: Although creatine is known for its muscle-enhancing benefits, it has also been shown to support cognitive function*
• NSF Certified For Sport: Supports high-performance nutrition programs and is NSF Certified for Sport
• Trusted: Thorne is chosen by champions and trusted by 100+ pro teams. Thorne is the only supplement manufacturer to collaborate with Mayo Clinic on wellness research and content. Thorne is also a proud partner of 11 U.S. Olympic Teams

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• Question : What are the benefits of Thorne Research Creatine powder?
  Answer : It promotes lean body mass, muscle endurance, power output, and energy production.
• Question : Is Thorne Research Creatine powder certified for sport?
  Answer : Yes, it is NSF Certified for Sport.
• Question : What major allergens does Thorne Research Creatine powder contain?
  Answer : It is free from gluten, dairy, soy, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, fish, and shellfish.
• Question : Are any of the ingredients in Thorne creatine powder sourced from GMO ingredients, and are the ingredients tested for heavy metals contamination?
  Answer : Thorne uses raw materials that are free of GMO and tests all raw materials for heavy metals and other contaminants.
• Question : There is a recent claim that what is being delivered to clients are no longer CreaPure creatine. Is this true?
  Answer : Although Thorne faced a shortage of Creapure raw material, they have sourced a highly effective alternate creatine raw material that is nearly identical to Creapure, which may change the appearance and scoop size of the powder.
• Question : Is there a loading phase for this product?
  Answer : No, there is no evidence of any harm caused by creatine loading. The loading phase of 20g/day for 6 days has been shown to result in equal outcomes as 3g/day for 28 days.
• Question : Why is this product so cheap? The Exos version of this product, which is the same, is $35. Is it expired?
  Answer : The Thorne Sport items are discounted for a very limited time, and the products are comparable in quality to Thorne or EXOS products.
• Question : Does this product come from animals?
  Answer : This product has no known ingredients derived from animals and is vegan friendly, but it is not verified vegan.
• Question : Is this creatine vegetarian? What is the source of the ingredient?
  Answer : This creatine is synthetic and does not derive from animal sources. Thorne’s supplier of Creapure also verifies that its creatine is vegan.
• Question : Where’s the scoop?
  Answer : Thorne’s Creatine container includes a scoop which may have fallen to the bottom of the container. If the scoop is missing, you can use ½ tablespoon for one scoop.
• Question : Are there any nuts or nut proteins in this product? I have severe but allergy
  Answer : No, this product does not contain nuts or nut proteins.
• Question : There is a Kion logo on the packaging. Is it made by Kion?
  Answer : There is no evidence of Kion being a manufacturer of Thorne Sport’s Creatine product.
• Question : Why did this product change from a granular to a powder?
  Answer : Thorne changed to a cheaper alternate creatine raw material which resulted in a change in the appearance and particle size of the powder.