(We’re shaking our heads on this one). Listen, creatine powders – at least the top ones, as per the 2022 research report mentioned above – are considered stable. You have to watch out for creatine sold to you as a liquid or a gummy. Liquid versions of creatine have long been shown to not be stable and, in fact, are banned in certain countries such as Canada, for example. Stability can be measured largely by testing for the creatine metabolite creatinine, which is formed as creatine begins to ‘degrade’. Gummies are now becoming a concern as they are considered to be ‘wet manufactured’ and the concern is that the gummy production environment will cause the creatine to begin to degrade – if an assay shows creatinine levels above 100 ppm (parts per million), that’s an indicator that the gummy would indeed be a creatine format to avoid.  The bottom line is that MUTANT is here to help you save time on getting the results you’re after AND to help prevent you from wasting your money on BS ingredients or pixie dust DOSED products. CREAKONG uses ONLY legitimate creatine sources at a ‘sweet spot’ dose of 4 g. Now stop reading this, get your creatine, and head to the gym!