Softher Creatine Softgels 120pcs review

Softher Creatine Softgels has the lowest price of any creatine we ranked, and 120 pieces in the bottle. It also won’t tell you how much creatine is in one of them.

The cheapest entry point in this category

At around ₱218 as of August 24, 2026 for 120 softgels, nothing else we ranked costs less, and each piece works out to under ₱2. For someone who has never taken creatine and doesn’t want to commit to a two-month tub of powder, that’s a genuinely low bar to clear. It comes from Softher’s official store, which also sells creatine as powder, capsules, and gummies, so it isn’t a one-off listing from a shop with nothing behind it.

Softgels swallow easily, but at what dose?

A softgel is about the least demanding format there is: nothing to measure, nothing to mix, no unflavored powder taste, and a bottle you can leave in a gym bag. That convenience is real.

What isn’t published is the creatine content per softgel. That gap matters more here than on a powder, because with powder you can always measure 5g yourself. With a softgel you take what you’re given and you don’t know what it is. The standard daily amount is 5g, and softgels across the supplement market typically hold far less than a powder scoop, so the number of pieces needed to reach a proper dose could be several. Without the figure, neither we nor you can say.

120 pieces, and the arithmetic you can’t finish

Under ₱2 a softgel is where the honest calculation ends. Turning that into a cost per gram of creatine, which is the only fair way to compare it with a ₱8 powder scoop, needs a dose the listing doesn’t give. So “cheapest” here means cheapest per bottle, not necessarily cheapest per gram, and those can be very different things. It holds a 4.8 Shopee rating across 217 ratings, a modest base that’s positive as far as it goes.

Who a low-commitment bottle suits

Buy this if you want to find out whether you’ll actually take a supplement every day before spending more, and the low price is the thing that gets you started. It’s a reasonable trial. Don’t make it your long-term creatine: the point of taking it daily is reaching a saturating dose, and this bottle gives you no way to know whether you are.

If you’d rather know what you’re taking

For a softgel-like convenience with a published 2.5g per capsule, see Optimum Nutrition Creatine Capsules. For the same brand at a stated 5g scoop, see Softher Creatine Boost Powder. And for the cheapest verified 5g serving overall, see Pure Form Ultra-Micronized Creatine.