Micro Ingredients CRE-500 Creatine Monohydrate Capsules, 5,000 mg

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Product guide

Micro Ingredients CRE-500 Creatine Monohydrate Capsules, 5,000 mg

Micro Ingredients CRE-500 is a capsule-form creatine monohydrate supplement listing 5,000 mg per serving and 500 capsules per pouch. The listing describes it as micronized, unflavored, keto-friendly, and vegan-friendly, but customer feedback flags the number of capsules per serving as a practical consideration.

At a glance

Capsules offer a no-mixing format compared with a powder, according to the listed product form.
The listing states 5,000 mg per serving and 500 capsules per pouch.
Micronized, unflavored, keto-friendly, and vegan-friendly are listing claims.

Price

$23.16Save 23%

Reference price: ~~$29.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Capsule format avoids needing to measure or mix creatine powder.
A 500-capsule pouch is listed, with the product described as a supply of over two months.

Cons

Customer feedback says the serving may require seven pills, which some find excessive.

Technical specifications

6 specifications

Identity and formulation
Brand	Micro Ingredients
Model	CRE-500
Form	Creatine monohydrate capsules
Amount per serving	5,000mg
Capsules per pouch	500 total capsules

Dimensions and package weight
Dimensions listed	6.89 x 10.31 x 2.48 inches; 11.36 ounces

What to know before buying

The listing says 5,000 mg per serving and 500 capsules, but the supplied product details do not confirm the serving capsule count. Customer feedback reports seven pills per serving, so check the serving directions and capsule count on the selected listing. The product’s structure/function statements have not been evaluated by the FDA, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Buyers who prefer creatine in capsules rather than powder.
People seeking a listed micronized, unflavored creatine monohydrate product.

Less suited to

Anyone who wants to avoid taking several capsules per serving.
Buyers seeking a powder or a confirmed capsule count per serving.

Micro Ingredients CRE-500 Creatine Monohydrate Capsules, 5,000 mg · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 680 ratings

5 stars80%80%
4 stars11%11%
3 stars4%4%
2 stars1%1%
1 star4%4%

Customer feedback reports positive impressions of quality, ingredients, perceived workout recovery, ease of swallowing, and value. Experiences with capsule size are mixed, while some customers object to taking seven pills per serving and criticize the advertising as misleading. Those comments matter for a capsule product whose listing gives a 5,000 mg serving but does not confirm the capsule count per serving in the supplied details.

Positive themes

Customers report favorable impressions of product quality and ingredients.
Customers describe the product as easy to swallow and good value, and some report perceived recovery benefits.

Negative themes

Some customers find seven pills per serving excessive.
Customer feedback includes criticism of the advertising.

Mixed feedback

Capsule size receives conflicting reactions, with some finding the pills large and others considering them small.

Frequently asked questions

How many capsules are in the pouch?

The listing states 500 capsules. Customer feedback mentions seven pills per serving, but the provided product details do not confirm that serving count.

Is this a powder or a capsule product?

It is listed as creatine monohydrate capsules. The title’s reference to an unflavored powder source does not change the described capsule form.

Is it described as vegan-friendly?

Yes. The listing calls the product vegan-friendly. This is a manufacturer claim, not an independently verified assessment.

What should I know about the health claims?

The listing states that its claims have not been evaluated by the FDA and that the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.