Frequently Asked Questions

Liposomal creatine is creatine encapsulated in a lipid (fat) shell modeled on the structure of a human cell membrane, so more of it survives digestion intact.

The creatine itself is the same well-studied compound. The difference is delivery: liposomal encapsulation is designed to protect it through digestion. See Our Science for the research behind both.

A phospholipid carrier, which is what forms the liposomal shell. [ TODO: publish the full ingredient list and sourcing details on the Product page once the formula is finalized. ]

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One scoop — 5g, the standard daily dose — mixed into warm water. See How to Take It on the Product page for more detail.

Creatine is one of the most researched supplements available and is generally taken daily. Talk to a healthcare provider before starting.

Yes — creatine research and use spans energy, brain health, and hormonal life stages for women, an active and growing area of study.

Creatine is generally well-tolerated alongside most supplements, but talk to a healthcare provider if you're on medication or managing a health condition before starting anything new.

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Not yet, specifically. We're direct about this on Our Science — the peer-reviewed human literature on liposomal creatine bioavailability doesn't exist yet. We'll update that page the moment it does.

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