Softher Creatine Boost Powder 300g review

Softher Creatine Boost Powder states a 5g creatine monohydrate serving and sells it at roughly a third of what the imported tubs cost for the same compound.

A stated dose from a brand that sells four formats

Each scoop is 5g of creatine monohydrate, the same dose the reputable brands in this category use. What gives Softher more standing than a typical Shopee-only label is the range behind it: the brand runs its own official store selling creatine as powder, capsules, softgels, and gummies, all under one name. A shop that has built out four formats has more to lose from a bad batch than one running a single listing, which is a reasonable thing to weigh when you can’t inspect a supplement yourself.

What a 300g bag works out to per serving

At around ₱599 as of August 24, 2026 for 300g, a 5g scoop gives you 60 servings, so each one costs about ₱10. That’s two months of daily use for less than a single month of the imported alternatives, and the compound in the bag is the same creatine monohydrate. It holds a 4.8 Shopee rating across 2,174 ratings, a solid base without being one of the category’s giants.

Make sure you’re on the right Softher listing

This is the practical catch. Softher sells several similarly-named creatine powders, including a chocolate version and variants with different marketing wording, and they don’t all carry the same ratings history. Confirm the exact listing title and the weight before you check out, so you get the 300g bag with the reviews attached to it rather than a lookalike from the same shop.

Who this middle-priced bag fits

Buy this if you want a stated 5g dose, you’ve decided the imported brand premium isn’t worth it, and you’d rather buy from a shop with a real product range than the cheapest listing you can find. It suits someone past their first tub who now knows creatine is a habit they’ll keep. If the brand name on the tub is part of what reassures you, this isn’t the one.

If you want flavor, or a bigger name

For the same brand and dose in chocolate, see Softher Creatine Powder Chocolate. For a local brand with a much larger owner base and orange and watermelon options, see Wheyl Krea Creatine. And for a lower per-serving cost with a published dose, see Pure Form Ultra-Micronized Creatine.