Creatine Gummies at Costco - Too good to be true?

IvyIron859September 4, 2026
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IvyIron859
Sep 4, 2026, 01:10 PM

So I walked into Costco today and saw a huge pallet of these creatine gummies on sale. Normally they're like $30 but they had them for $15.99. I usually buy the powder, but these seem convenient for when I'm on the go. But I'm wondering, why so cheap? Are they like lower quality or is this just a steal? Anyone tried these?

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CrystalCathy659
Sep 4, 2026, 01:52 PM

Honestly, I never trust gummy supplements, especially when they're that cheap. They usually pack them with sugar or artificial stuff to make them taste good, and the creatine might not be as effective. I stick to pure creatine monohydrate powder, no additives. But that's just me - I'm super strict about what goes in my body on paleo.

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EarthElias574
Sep 4, 2026, 01:46 PM

I've seen those at the warehouse too. My grandson uses creatine for his workouts, so I picked some up for him as a treat. I'd think if they're from a reputable brand and sold at Costco, they're probably fine. Just check the label for any weird fillers. But maybe the discount is just to move inventory before the expiration date? Could be a steal if they're not expiring soon.

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IvyIron859
Sep 4, 2026, 01:58 PM

That's a good point, checking the expiration. They were pretty far out though. But yeah, I grabbed a jar to try. I'll report back after a few weeks if I notice anything. I'm not a gym rat or anything, but I do some light lifting. If they taste like candy and work, that's a win in my book.

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CrystalCathy659
Sep 4, 2026, 04:58 PM

Let us know! I'm still skeptical, but if they work for you, maybe I'll consider them for emergency travel situations. But I'll probably stick to my powder and just mix it with water. Less sugar, more transparency. Good luck!