What’s in it
Professor Michel Pure Creatine Monohydrate is creatine monohydrate, ground fine (200 mesh) so it mixes in water with less grit. That grade describes particle size, not strength. A finer powder is not a different creatine. It is a less sandy glass of water.
- 5 g creatine monohydrate per 5 g serving
- 500 g net · 100 servings
- Unflavoured, unsweetened, undyed
- Suitable for vegans
On the tub
Food supplements in Ireland follow the same family of EU rules our manufacturer uses on the pack. The legal name of the product is “Food Supplement.” The serving is creatine monohydrate — nothing else. We do not print “made in the UK” or “origin EU.” We do not claim this powder treats, prevents or cures anything. When we say “pure,” we mean the scoop is one ingredient, not a quality slogan.
- Name
- Food Supplement — Food supplement containing creatine monohydrate
- Net quantity
- 500 g
- Daily portion
- 5 g (one level scoop)
- Per daily intake
- Creatine monohydrate 5 g
- Ingredients
- Creatine monohydrate.
- Allergens
- None.
- Directions
- Adults: mix 5 g with water or food, once daily. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.
- Storage
- Store in a cool, dry place, out of direct sunlight, with the lid closed. Best before: see base of tub. Batch number: see tub.
- Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.
- Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet.
- Keep out of the reach of young children.
Best-before and batch number sit on the tub, not on this page — they change with the fill. The food-business name and postal address also have to be on the pack: for Ireland that must be an address in Ireland or the EU, not a UK factory line.
The BRCGS certificate
Our supply partner, Troo Health Care Ltd (Whitley Bay), holds BRCGS Agents & Brokers Issue 3 certification at grade AA. The audit on 17 March 2025 covered brokerage of food supplements and vitamins, including powders, with arranged third-party storage, distribution, testing, development and repacking. Certificate expiry: 3 May 2026. Issued by FoodChain ID Certification Ltd, UKAS body 0214.
That is their certificate, for their scope. It is not a licence to imply we run a pharmaceutical plant in Dublin. It is the reason we can name the chain instead of hiding behind “manufactured in a GMP facility” with no further nouns.
Download the BRCGS certificate (PDF)Batch honesty
Ask and we will send the current specification and certificate of analysis for the batch on the shelf. We would rather email a PDF than invent a “third-party tested” badge with no lab named.
Ireland now. UK next.
We ship across the Republic of Ireland today. The UK is coming soon. When that lane opens, we will say so here — not as a slogan, as an address book.