ACTIVE Creatine Monohydrate 300g review

ACTIVE Creatine Monohydrate is a straight 5g scoop of creatine monohydrate with nothing added, and it carries more owner ratings than any other creatine we ranked.

What’s in the scoop, and who vouches for it

Each scoop is 5g of 100% creatine monohydrate: no fillers, no flavoring, no blend. That matters because “creatine” on a label can mean several compounds, and monohydrate is the one with the longest research history behind it. The useful part here is where the claim comes from. Athlene Nutrition publishes the formula on its own site (athlene.com.ph), not only on the Shopee listing, so you can check the ingredient claim against the brand rather than against a shop description someone wrote to sell you something.

Sixty days from one tub, if you keep to one scoop

300g at a 5g scoop is exactly 60 servings, so a tub is a clean two-month supply at the standard daily dose. Creatine works by saturation rather than by timing, so you take it every day, rest days included, and the tub empties on a predictable schedule. The brand also gives storage guidance most listings skip: keep it out of direct light and heat, sealed, and dry. Powder that cakes has usually been left somewhere humid, which in most Philippine kitchens is easy to do.

What the biggest ratings base in the category buys you

At around ₱699 as of August 24, 2026 for 300g, that works out to just under ₱12 a serving. That sits above the cheapest local tubs and well below the imported brands, for the identical compound at the identical dose.

What you’re really paying the small premium for is evidence. It holds a 4.9 Shopee rating across 10,935 ratings, the largest ratings base of any creatine in this category. For a supplement you’ll swallow daily for months, a big sample of owners who kept buying it is a more useful signal than a perfect score from a few dozen.

Who this no-frills tub is for

Buy this if you want the reassurance of a large owner base and a dose you can verify on the brand’s own site, and you’re fine mixing an unflavored powder into whatever you already drink. It’s a sensible default for someone who doesn’t want to think about creatine again for two months. It’s the wrong pick if an unflavored scoop is the thing that will make you skip days.

If you want it finer, cheaper, or flavored

For a finer grind that mixes with less grit at a lower price, see Pure Form Ultra-Micronized Creatine. For a zero-filler formula from a Philippine brand at a lower price, see Dr. Daily Creatine Monohydrate. If you’d rather have a flavor than mix into juice, Wheyl Krea Creatine sells the same dose in Breakfast Orange and Watermelon Pump.