Creatine Monohydrate: is the most heavily researched and trusted form of creatine, backed by hundreds of studies. No other form of creatine has been shown to be more effective over time.

Creatine Magnapower: is creatine bonded to pure magnesium, thus potentially enhancing the bioavailability of creatine. Magnesium is an essential muscle nutrient that is partially responsible for cellular hydration.

Creatine AKG: is Creatine bound to AKG, or alpha-ketoglutarate, a precursor of glutamine. The bonding potentially enhances creatine absorption as well as providing glutamine, an amino acid crucial for muscle growth and recovery.

Creatine Anhydrous: is creatine monohydrate with the water molecule removed. This gives you more creatine than monohydrate on a gram per gram basis.

Creatine phosphate: is creatine bonded to phosphate, or the most common form of phosphorous. It is the most abundant intracellular anion in the body. It is critical for membrane structure, transport and energy storage.

pH Buffered Creatine Alkaline: utilizes a pH Buffering Technology to help balance pH levels at closer to neutral, which may in turn stop the unwanted conversion of creatine to creatinine, and enhance overall creatine absorption.

Betaine Anhydrous (TMG): is an osmolyte, which helps maintain normal cell volume, potentially help upregulate the biosynthesis of creatine and protect intracellular enzymes under conditions of osmotic stress.

Himalayan Pink Salt : is mined in the foothills of the Himalayan Mountains, and contains a balance of minerals and trace elements in their natural form. The conventional mechanism of creatine entry into the cell is via a sodium dependent transporter. In other words, this further optimizes creatine uptake.