Creset is a ready-to-drink beverage built around 5 grams of creatine monohydrate, kept fresh in a way that's never been done before.
Why creatine typically doesn't come in a bottle
Creatine monohydrate is chemically unstable in water. Once dissolved, it gradually converts to creatinine, a byproduct with none of the properties people look for in creatine. The longer it sits, the more converts. That instability is the reason creatine has never worked as a ready-to-drink beverage. It's the problem we, as regular consumers, set out to solve.
How we solve it
We don't pre-mix your creatine. Every bottle has a specially designed cap that holds your creatine dry and sealed, completely separated from the liquid, until the moment you drink. You twist, the creatine releases into the water, you shake, and you drink it fresh every time.
The existing options
Until now, creatine has come in a few familiar formats: a bulk powder tub you scoop and mix, capsules you swallow in multiples, or gummies you eat by the handful. Each one asks you to do extra work just to get creatine into your day.
Where we come in
Creset is a crisp, fruit-flavored beverage with 5 grams of creatine monohydrate per bottle, released fresh from the cap. It's naturally sweetened with stevia Reb-M, known for a cleaner, less bitter taste than common stevia extracts, with zero calories, zero sugar, and no artificial sweeteners, colors, or dyes.
It fits a morning routine, a pre or post-workout habit, or any moment you'd reach for a bottle.
See the product label for full ingredient and nutrition information.
Why we built it
We built Creset because we wanted creatine that fit naturally into a normal day, something you'd reach for like any other bottled beverage, without the scooping, counting, or compromise.
Creset Creatine Water is a conventional food beverage, not a dietary supplement.
"Creatine Water" is a fanciful product name used by Creset, Inc. Creset, Inc. does not manufacture or distribute any bottled water products.