Quality information

Testing & Transparency

A clear explanation of how Creatina describes sourcing, US laboratory testing, California packaging, and the records that may be available for a product or lot.

01Carefully sourced

Ingredient and product information is maintained so claims can be connected to the correct records.

02Lab tested in the USA

Testing language is limited to the scope supported by the associated laboratory documentation.

03Packaged in California

Creatina Daily is packaged in California and orders ship from California.

Sourcing and packaging

Creatina carefully sources its creatine monohydrate and packages Creatina Daily in California. Product and packaging information is maintained so claims can be matched to the appropriate product and records.

US laboratory testing

Creatina Daily is lab tested in the USA as part of the Creatina quality process. Creatina publishes only claims supported by the associated product, batch, lot, ingredient, or laboratory records. The scope of a result is identified so an ingredient record is not presented as a finished-product result.

Records that may be available

Depending on the product and lot, available information may include:

  • Product and ingredient specifications
  • US laboratory testing records
  • Packaging information
  • Lot-specific records when applicable

Matching records correctly

Lot-specific records are associated with the corresponding lot or batch identifier. Review the document title, product name, date, and lot information before determining that a record applies to the product in hand.

Claims Creatina does not make

US laboratory testing and California packaging do not mean that the FDA has approved a dietary supplement. Creatina does not describe products as FDA approved and does not publish certification claims unless supporting documentation exists.

Important distinction

Testing is not FDA approval.

Dietary supplements are not described as FDA approved. Creatina does not publish certification language unless supporting documentation exists and applies to the claim being made.