Wild Gainz makes creatine monohydrate gummies with a full 5g of creatine per serving, and every batch is tested by Eurofins, an independent lab, with the full reports published on its site. They come in three flavors, Wild Peach, Wild Strawberry and Lemon Burst, for $44.99 a bag at getwildgainz.com. I used to absolutely hate creatine gummies, but not these.
The Problem With Most Creatine Gummies
Creatine breaks down in heat and water, and that is exactly how gummies are made. That's why a lot of creatine gummies out there aren't worth your money: you can't tell how much creatine actually made it into the gummy. Wild Gainz handles that by publishing the Eurofins report for every batch in a lab results portal on its site, with zero redaction. For example, a 5g serving of Lemon Burst tested at 5.84g and Wild Strawberry at 5.79g. That small overage is on purpose, so you still get the full dose of creatine monohydrate through the entire shelf life.
The gummies are made in the USA in an NSF-certified, GMP-certified facility. They are also pectin-based, so there is no gelatin, and every flavor is vegan, gluten-free and non-GMO, with no artificial colors or flavors.
Wild Gainz Flavors, Macros and My Scores
- Wild Peach (sugar-free): 4 gummies per serving, 30 calories, 0g sugar, 1.25g of creatine per gummy. It reminds me of a sweet peach ring, and it's by far my favorite: 9.8 out of 10.
- Wild Strawberry (sugar-free): 4 gummies per serving, 30 calories, 0g sugar, 1.25g of creatine per gummy. These are addicting, and they nailed them: 9.5 out of 10.
- Lemon Burst (the original, with sugar): 5 gummies per serving, 40 calories, 10g sugar, 1g of creatine per gummy. Like a lemon candy that's sweet but not too sweet: 9 out of 10.
The sugar-free gummies hold more creatine per gummy because taking the sugar out leaves more room, which is why they are 4 gummies per serving instead of 5. Lemon Burst keeps the sugar on purpose, since research suggests carbs may help with creatine uptake. Wild Strawberry and Wild Peach are sweetened with sugar alcohols and stevia instead, so you can pick.
How to Take Wild Gainz Creatine Gummies
Take one full serving, 5g of creatine, every day. Timing doesn't matter much, since creatine builds up in your muscles over time, so the best time is the one you'll actually stick to. You don't need a loading phase: 5g a day gets your muscles to full creatine saturation in about 3 to 4 weeks. You also don't need to cycle it. Keep the bag sealed and out of direct sunlight, since heat, light and moisture break creatine down. One bag is 30 servings, so it lasts a month.
My Take
Creatine is the easiest supplement to be inconsistent with. With these, there is no mixing, no chalky texture, and no guessing whether your creatine gummies actually have creatine in them. That's exactly why I'm talking about them, and I definitely recommend them. Watch my full review on Instagram, YouTube or TikTok.
Price and Availability
- Wild Peach and Wild Strawberry: 120 gummies (30 servings), $44.99
- Lemon Burst: 150 gummies (30 servings), $44.99
- Save up to 25% and get free shipping on 2 or more bags
- Orders placed by 2 PM ET ship the same day
- Subscriptions available, and you can mix or swap flavors
- Available at getwildgainz.com
Bottom Line
If you keep forgetting your creatine, Wild Gainz gummies make it easy, and the public Eurofins testing means you know you're actually getting your 5g. Start with Wild Peach.
