Gains Never Tasted This Good!
So, how does creatine work?
Stored as Phosphocreatine (PCr)
Regeneration of ATP
Enhanced Mitochondrial Function
Elevate Cognitive Function
Is creatine monohydrate worth the hype? Here's what clinical research says!
What is the perfect dose of creatine monohydrate?
Creatine is derived from 3 key amino acids: arginine, glycine, and methionine.
To get your daily dose of this powerful goodness, research suggests that taking 3-5 gummies per day will support your muscles with creatine.*
We recommend a happy medium of 4 gummies per day. Each chew has 1 gram of creatine. If creatine tends to make you bloat (like Dr. Li's girlfriend), 3 gummies will provide you with the support you're looking for with less digestive discomfort.* If you have lots of hard-earned muscle, give 5 gummies a go!

Arginine

Glycine

Methionine
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When is the best time to take creatine monohydrate?
Some experts theorize that taking creatine right after your workout gives you an edge in muscle gains, but guess what? The latest research says otherwise! Studies suggest that while post-workout creatine might have a slight advantage, the difference between taking it before or after exercise is pretty minimal.
In other words, whether you pop your creatine + collagen gummies pre- or post-workout, you’re still getting the benefits.*
The real secret to success? Consistency! Just make creatine part of your daily routine, and your body will thank you!
No matter when you like to take your creatine, be sure to pair it with a snack that has plenty of carbs and protein to help with absorption.*

Pre-Workout?

Post-Workout?

Consistency is Key!
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Collagen 101: From celebs to scientists- here's why everyone loves it!
Type l Collagen
Type ll Collagen
Type lll Collagen
Proline:
What does clinical research have to say about collagen?
When is the best time to take collagen?
Research has explored different ways to take creatine and collagen peptide gummies, including in the morning or before bed.
Collagen contains amino acids like glycine, which have been studied for their roles in the body. Overall, many experts suggest consistency in taking supplements, and some studies indicate that pairing collagen with vitamin C may support its digestion and breakdown.
By making collagen and creatine part of your daily routine, you can enjoy the convenience of a supplement that fits into your wellness lifestyle.

Collagen in Morning

Collagen at Night
