Omilay Creatine Monohydrate Powder review

Omilay’s 300g creatine powder has the ratings base of an established listing and the paperwork of a new one, and that mismatch is the whole story of this product.

A standard bag without a stated scoop

The listing describes creatine monohydrate powder for post-workout muscle building and endurance, in a 300g bag that matches the industry-standard tub size. What it doesn’t give you is a per-serving gram figure. Active, Pure Form, Optimum Nutrition, and Wheyl all publish theirs, usually on the brand’s own site as well as the listing, so the absence here is a choice rather than a category norm.

The practical effect is smaller on a powder than on a capsule, and it’s worth saying so. You own a kitchen scale or a measuring spoon, and 5g is 5g, so you can dose yourself correctly whatever the bag says. At a standard 5g scoop, 300g is about 60 servings, though we can’t confirm that’s the serving Omilay intends.

Priced like the brands that do publish

At around ₱699 as of August 24, 2026, this costs the same as ACTIVE Creatine Monohydrate, which publishes its 5g dose on the brand’s own site and gives you 60 stated servings. That’s the difficulty. If the price were noticeably lower, undisclosed dosing would be a fair trade. At parity, you’re paying the same money for less information.

What the ratings base does and doesn’t prove

It holds a 4.8 Shopee rating across 1,428 ratings, which is a substantial base and the strongest of Omilay’s creatine listings. That tells you the bag arrives, the shop ships, and buyers are satisfied enough to leave a good score. It doesn’t tell you what’s in a scoop. Owner ratings measure the buying experience far better than they measure a supplement’s formula, and that distinction matters most in exactly this situation.

Who should consider it anyway

Buy this if you weigh your own servings, you care more about a large ratings base than a published number, and you’re comfortable with a well-reviewed shop. If you’re going to measure 5g yourself regardless, the missing figure costs you little. If you want the dose confirmed by the brand, several powders at this price or below give you that.

If you want the dose on the label

For the same price with a published 5g dose and 60 stated servings, see ACTIVE Creatine Monohydrate. For a lower price with a published dose and a finer grind, see Pure Form Ultra-Micronized Creatine. And for a local brand that publishes its dosing on its own site, see Wheyl Krea Creatine.