What is Creatine
Creatine FAQ
The story of Creapure creatine, it's benefits, it's quality and an explanation of how it works canb e found on the official Creapure website;www.creapure.com
Creatine - Why we recommend Creapure
Creatine has gained an international reputation amongst a broad spectrum of sportsmen and women over many years. In fact, it is likely that the majority of professional and Olympic athletes from disciplines where explosive power is important will be using or will have used creatine in their career. Users of creatine include those undertaking strength training as well as those sprinters, long jumpers, swimmers, kayakers and rowers.
The professional users amongst them are likely to rely upon the only brand that comes with a proven safety and efficacy record. That brand is Creapure® and it is the brand of creatine that Reflex use exclusively.
Pure Creatine Monohydrate
There is a wealth of research into creatine, with research studies having been conducted into it amongst different age group users and a variety of potential health and performance benefits. The one unifying factor amongst the vast majority of these studies is that Creapure® Creatine was used. Recognised as being the premium brand for creatine worldwide, when it comes to manufacturing creatine, no other brand combines the three pillars of quality the way Creapure® does.
Firstly comes the careful selection of raw materials. All raw materials that are used to manufacture Creapure® are subject to an internal raw-materials specification. The quality control department, which is independent from the production department and has been certified according to GLP (Good Laboratory Practice), inspects the produced lots and supervises the release of the product for shipping.
Secondly the manufacturing of product using high-performance technology under GMP conditions. Creapure® has been produced in a GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) facility since 2004. This means that Creapure® is manufactured according to the same stringent requirements as those used in pharmaceutical manufacturing. Even the planning and construction of a GMP facility is subject to certain requirements and later, when the product is being produced and analyzed, special measures need to be strictly adhered to.
Thirdly, precise chemical analysis. Creatine can contain the impurities creatinine, dicyandiamide, and dihydrotriazine derivatives, and diligent checks for their presence need to be performed during the creatine manufacturing process. The manufacturing process is monitored continuously, and each production step is documented in great detail. For consumers, production in a GMP facility equates to greater safety.
Creapure® is a registered trademark and a registered logo, standing for high-quality pure creatine (monohydrate).
The last 10 years has seen new forms of creatine come to the market such as Creatine Ethyl Ester (CEE) and Tri Creatine Malate. All of the research on creatine has been undertaken using creatine monohydrate. In fact, most other forms of creatine do not have a single research study to show that they are effective or safe. The only type that does is creatine monohydrate
Creapure® has been studied extensively for its safety. All of the studies were carried out on Creapure® in accordance with internationally accepted guidelines and standards (FDA and EU) under GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) conditions. Furthermore, numerous animal and human trials were commissioned to test the safety of Creapure® as a supplement. In addition to the classic toxicological tests, Creapure® was investigated in more than 50 clinical trials. People of all ages tested Creapure® in sports and non-sports applications over a period of more than 21 months without experiencing any side-effects.
Because other creatine manufacturers use different manufacturing processes, and therefore have different purity profiles, only Creapure® has this proven safety profile, again one of the main reasons that top athletes choose Creapure®
Creapure® Creatine
The story of Creapure®, its benefits, its quality and an explanation of how it works can be found at www.creapure.om
