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Force Factor Creatine Gummies — Watermelon, 150 Count
The Watermelon 150-count listing has an in-stock offer and a matching NSF directory entry. It is a different flavor from the withdrawn Mixed Berry listing; check the delivered label.
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- ALTERNATIVE FORMAT: ALLMAX Creatine Gummies
- BLUE RASPBERRY OPTION: Legion Creatine Gummies — Blue Raspberry
- DIFFERENT PACK FORMAT: Create Creatine Gummies — Orange, 30 Single-Serve Packs
- VERIFIED FLAVOR ALTERNATIVE: Force Factor Creatine Gummies — Watermelon, 150 Count
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| Product | Price |
|---|---|
| ALLMAX Creatine Gummies | $38.50 as of · Price details |
| Legion Creatine Gummies — Blue Raspberry | $34.90 as of · Price details |
| Create Creatine Gummies — Orange, 30 Single-Serve Packs | $57.98 as of · Price details |
| Force Factor Creatine Gummies — Watermelon, 150 Count | $29.99 as of · Price details |
Our November 7, 2026 catalog check found the old Create Orange 90-count and Force Factor Mixed Berry listings unavailable. Their certification records remain useful context, but we have removed those Amazon purchase recommendations. Legion Blue Raspberry and ALLMAX Tropical Fruit Punch are alternatives, but we have not verified equivalent sport certification for those exact options. Choose by the full serving, exact-product evidence and current seller availability.
Verified Replacement Options — November 7, 2026
Amazon returned in-stock offers for Create Orange in thirty single-serve packs and Force Factor Watermelon in a 150-count pack. These are packaging and flavor alternatives, not silent substitutions for the old links. The NSF Watermelon record matches the Force Factor flavor, pack size and five-gummy serving. The Create Orange record lists 45- and 90-gummy sizes and a three-gummy serving; it does not identify this Amazon ASIN or its individual sachets. Check the label that arrives rather than assuming a seller title proves certification.
Choose by What Matters to You
- Exact-product sport certification: verify the current directory record for the exact product and packaging.
- A different gummy format: compare ALLMAX Tropical Fruit and its labeled serving, without assuming equivalent certification.
- Lowest cost for the ingredient: compare a plain creatine powder using current price and labeled quantity.
What Do Independent Tests Say?
SuppCo’s June 2025 report purchased 11 products and sent them to an independent laboratory: five powders and six gummies. Four of the six gummy samples failed its identity and potency test. The report describes the selected gummies as “bestsellers on Amazon.com”. This selected sample does not establish a category-wide failure rate.
| Evidence | Label claim in the tested sample | Reported assay | What it means for a shopper |
|---|---|---|---|
| Create gummy sample, SuppCo 2025 | 4.5 g per three gummies | 4.59 g per serving; passed SuppCo’s test | A historical sample result, not a measurement of a current Orange bottle. |
| Force Factor gummy sample, SuppCo 2025 | 5 g per five gummies | 6.3 g per serving; passed SuppCo’s test | The measured amount was above the label; it does not guarantee the contents of another bottle. |
| Legion gummies, Labdoor report | 5 g per serving | 5.92 g per serving for lot FG261171, tested August 12, 2026 | Labdoor’s public page does not clearly match that lot to the Blue Raspberry listing here. Do not assume the result covers your bottle. |
| NSF Certified for Sport records below | Match the current bottle’s label and serving | Certification listing, not the SuppCo or Labdoor assay | Check the exact product, packaging and applicable lots in the directory before purchase. |
SuppCo says the tested Create and Force Factor samples passed, but its report does not establish that the flavors, lots or formulations match the products linked here today. Labdoor’s result is likewise lot-specific. Neither a label claim nor a historical assay guarantees the contents of a future bottle. NSF describes its program as checking label contents and screening for prohibited substances; see what the certification means.
What We Verified
On September 22, 2026, we verified a buyable Legion Blue Raspberry offer from Legion Athletics and a Force Factor Mixed Berry offer sold by Amazon. These replace the old Legion variant link and the unavailable PURESTVITS recommendation. Availability is a snapshot and can change with destination and seller.
NSF’s Certified for Sport directory lists Create Orange. It also has an exact Mixed Berry, 150-count Force Factor record. Match the product, flavor and serving label before buying. A brand logo alone is not the same evidence.
Force Factor’s manufacturer label identifies 5 g creatine in five gummies. ALLMAX labels its 90-count tub at 1.25 g per gummy; four gummies would total 5 g on that label. Legion labels its gummies at 5 g per serving and says serving size varies by flavor, so check your bottle. We do not interpret Force Factor’s added AstraGin ingredient as proof of superior absorption or better results than plain creatine.
Detailed Reviews
1. ALLMAX Creatine Gummies
Why it's here: A tropical-fruit gummy alternative. The Amazon listing identifies 1,250 mg per gummy and a 90-count bottle. Check the serving directions; a bottle count is not a serving count.
Listing check: November 3, 2026: ALLMAX Tropical Fruit Punch 90 count was in stock in the Amazon API check; availability can change.
- Per-gummy amount identified in the listing
- 90-count bottle
- We did not verify a current sport-certification record for this exact product
- Compare ingredients and serving size before choosing
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2. Legion Creatine Gummies — Blue Raspberry
Why it's here: A Blue Raspberry variant sold by Legion Athletics in our September 22 check. The listing advertises 5 g creatine monohydrate per serving. Review its full label; third-party testing claims are not interchangeable with sport certification.
Listing check: November 3, 2026: Legion Blue Raspberry was in stock in the Amazon API check; availability can change.
- Identifiable Blue Raspberry variant
- Offer from Legion Athletics confirmed in our check
- No exact-product sport certification verified in this update
- Taste and texture are personal; we have not tested them
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3. Create Creatine Gummies — Orange, 30 Single-Serve Packs
Why it's here: The listing contains thirty packs of three gummies, labeled as 4.5 g creatine per pack. This is not the withdrawn 90-count bulk-pack listing.
- Individually portioned packs
- Orange flavor listed by the manufacturer
- More individual packaging than a bulk pack
- Confirm the delivered label against the certification directory; packaging differs
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4. Force Factor Creatine Gummies — Watermelon, 150 Count
Why it's here: The Watermelon listing labels a serving as 5 g creatine monohydrate. NSF lists the Watermelon 150-count product with a five-gummy serving; match the delivered label.
- Exact flavor and pack size appear in the NSF directory
- Chewable format without mixing
- A different flavor from the old Mixed Berry listing
- Five gummies per serving; check sugar and other ingredients
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Check Price on Amazon →How to Compare the Labels
- Find the serving size. Compare grams per serving and servings per container, not just the number of gummies.
- Check the exact certification. NSF/ANSI 173 dietary supplement certification is not interchangeable with NSF Certified for Sport. Athletes subject to drug testing should verify their exact product in the relevant directory.
- Read the other ingredients. Compare sweeteners, allergens and the label for your chosen flavor.
- Calculate the actual serving cost. Divide the current checkout price by labeled servings. The prices in the cards are time-stamped; old price comparisons in search results may no longer apply.
When to Skip Gummies or Buy Something Else
- You already tolerate powder: compare creatine monohydrate powders before paying for a chewable format.
- You require a specific sport certification: skip any flavor or product you cannot match to a current directory record.
- You need advice about suitability: a comparison cannot determine whether a supplement is appropriate for your medical history, medications, pregnancy or breastfeeding. Discuss that decision with a qualified clinician.
Our gummies-versus-powder comparison explains the format tradeoffs. Use our creatine-gummies certification checklist to match a record to the bottle you intend to buy.
Certification Check: Match the Record to the Bottle
Checked November 3, 2026: NSF has two Orange records with different packaging. The Create Wellness Orange record lists 45/90-count packs and all lots. The Create Wellness Creatine Gummies Orange record lists 15 g, 225 g and 454 g packages and all lots at the time of our check. Both list three gummies per serving. Match the bottle’s label and lot to the appropriate record; the flavor name alone is not enough.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which creatine gummies have a certification record I can check?
Create Orange and Force Factor Mixed Berry have public NSF Certified for Sport records linked in this guide. Check the exact product, package and lot coverage. We have not verified equivalent sport certification for the ALLMAX or Legion options here.
Are creatine gummy lab results proof that every bottle has its labeled dose?
No. An assay measures the sample tested. SuppCo’s 2025 Create and Force Factor results and Labdoor’s Legion lot result are useful historical evidence, but cannot establish the contents of a different lot. Check a current certification record and request a lot-specific certificate of analysis when available.
Does the number of gummies tell me the creatine dose?
No. Read the amount per labeled serving and the number of gummies in that serving. A 150-count bottle with a five-gummy serving contains 30 servings. A label claim is not our independent measurement of the finished gummies.
Should I choose gummies or powder?
Choose by the format you will use, the ingredient label, verification and current cost per serving. We have not demonstrated better results from gummies. If you already tolerate powder, compare it before paying for a chewable format.
Honest Limitations of This Guide
This is a catalog and certification review, not an independent laboratory test or a trial of these gummies. We have not established that one listed product produces better training results than another. Certification is specific to the listed product; it is not proof that all gummy products have equivalent verification.
Educational information only, not medical advice. Follow the product label and seek qualified advice about supplement use.
How We Selected These Options
Selection criteria for this update were identifiable listings, a distinct buying use case, and current manufacturer or catalog information. Availability checks are snapshots, not a guarantee of stock at checkout. The limitations above describe the evidence we did not verify.
Prices checked: Nov 8, 2026, 10:23 AM UTC
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