Creatine Anhydrous

Sports Nutrition Products: The most common applications are in protein powders, mass gain powders, pre-workout supplements, and energy bars, used to help athletes and people undergoing high-intensity training to improve explosive power and endurance.

Functional Ordinary Foods: Gradually expanding into energy drinks, chewing gum, gel candies, and meal replacement foods to meet the daily needs of general consumers for "fatigue resistance" and "energy supplementation."

Foods for Special Medical Purposes: In certain complete nutrition formula foods aimed at muscle atrophy or maintaining muscle mass in the elderly, used as an ingredient to help maintain muscle mass.

Feed Industry

Aquaculture: This is the most mature feed field for creatine application. Creatine can participate in energy metabolism, promote protein synthesis, and significantly increase the weight gain rate and specific growth rate of fish and shrimp; it can also enhance the hypoxia resistance and stress resistance of aquatic animals during transportation, pond transfer, or water quality changes.

Young and breeding animals: Adding it to the feed of weaned piglets or high-yield dairy cows can aid intestinal development, reduce early weaning stress, and support skeletal muscle growth and development; for breeding animals, it helps improve overall metabolic levels and reproductive performance.

Fur and economic animals: Using it in the feed of fur animals such as foxes and minks during the growth period helps with muscle and fur growth, improving fur quality.