Creatine Monohydrate Buying Guide: What to Check

Creatine buying guide: This page is specifically about creatine monohydrate and purchase checks. For the broader Swiss supplement checklist use Sports Nutrition in Switzerland; browse the full consumer hub at Sports Nutrition.
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Creatine monohydrate: what to check before buying

For a straightforward creatine product, the most useful checks are usually simple: ingredient identity, label clarity, traceability, serving information and the credibility of the seller.

1. Start with the ingredient list

If you want a simple creatine-monohydrate product, check whether the ingredient list actually contains only that ingredient or whether flavours, sweeteners or other components have been added.

2. Compare serving information

Do not compare products by package size alone. Check the serving size, number of servings and total amount of active ingredient in the package.

3. Look for traceability

A credible consumer-product listing should identify the responsible business and provide clear product information. Batch or lot information, where supplied, makes later product identification easier.

4. Be cautious with exaggerated claims

Sports-nutrition marketing is still subject to food-law rules. In Switzerland, health claims must meet the relevant legal conditions, and foods must not be promoted as preventing or treating disease.

5. Check the seller, not only the product

Clear contact information, shipping terms, returns information and transparent product classification are basic trust signals for online food and supplement retail.

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