What's inside
One ingredient. That's the whole label.
Pure creatine monohydrate, unflavored, so it stirs right into your coffee. No blends, no sweeteners, nothing to decode.

The label
Read it in five seconds.
Most supplement labels need a dictionary. Ours has one line.
What's not inside
Everything we left out.
Why powder
Powder vs. gummies.
Independent tests found some creatine gummies contained little or no creatine (SuppCo lab test, 2025). With one ingredient, there's nothing to hide.
| Dayli powder | Typical creatine gummies | |
|---|---|---|
| Pieces for a full dose | 1 scoop | Often 3 to 5 gummies |
| Creatine per day | 5 g, the studied dose | Often 3 g or less |
| Sugar or sugar alcohols | None | Usually yes |
| Price per day | $0.98 | $1.67–$2.33 |
| How you take it | Stirred into coffee, tea or a smoothie | Chewed separately |
Gummy prices based on popular brands' listed prices, October 2026.

How to take it
One scoop. Stir. Done.
Unflavored, so it disappears into your coffee, tea, water or juice. Hot drinks are fine: heat doesn't stop it from working. Just stir well until it's fully dissolved.
The label mentions an optional loading phase. You don't need it: one scoop a day tops up your muscles in about 3 to 4 weeks, and it's gentler on your stomach.
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One scoop. Nothing hidden.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.