Desk research · Sources checked 13 September 2026
Creatine Products: Compare the Label and Certification
This comparison records observable product and certification details. The Female Biohacker has not purchased, used, tasted or laboratory-tested either product. Neither inclusion nor order is paid.
What the sources show
| Product | Source details | Price and limits |
|---|---|---|
| Thorne Creatine | The NSF listing identifies unflavored powder, a 5 g scoop and a 453 g package. Check the exact product and lot against the listing. | Current price and package details could not be reconfirmed on the official product page, so no price comparison is shown. |
| Momentous Creatine | The official product page shows 5 g creatine monohydrate per scoop, 450 g and 90 servings. The NSF listing also identifies a 450 g package and a 5 g scoop. | The U.S. one-time price displayed was $42.99: approximately $0.48 per labeled serving, before tax, shipping or discounts. Prices can change. |
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A certification listing describes the program’s scope and listed products or lots. It is not a guarantee about every item sold under a brand name and does not prove an individual health outcome. Recheck the exact SKU, formulation and lot before purchasing.
Label serving amounts describe the product; they are not a personal dose recommendation. Read the ingredient evidence for women over 40 separately, and discuss suitability with a qualified professional when health conditions, pregnancy or medicines affect the decision.
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Source update, 13 September 2026: Replaced the earlier Thorne package and price comparison with the currently visible NSF listing and an explicit unverified-price label.