Wheyl Krea Creatine 300g review

Wheyl Krea Creatine is a Philippine brand selling a published 5g micronized creatine monohydrate dose, and it’s one of the few here that sells that same creatine in real flavors.

A local brand that publishes its own numbers

Each scoop is 5g of micronized creatine monohydrate, and Wheyl Nutrition Co. states that on its own site (wheyl.co), not only in the Shopee listing. That’s the check worth doing on any supplement: if the only place a dose appears is the shop description, nobody has put a brand behind it. Wheyl’s guidance is 3g to 5g mixed daily into water, whey protein, or whatever you already drink. Micronized means a finer grind than plain monohydrate, so it disperses without much stirring.

Unflavored in this tub, but orange and watermelon exist

This 300g listing is the unflavored one, at 60 servings. What sets the brand apart is that the same Krea Creatine line also comes in Breakfast Orange and Watermelon Pump in the same 300g size, plus a smaller 150g unflavored tub if you’d rather try it before committing to two months. Most creatine in this category is unflavored only, so a flavored option from a brand that publishes its dose is genuinely uncommon. If you already know an unflavored scoop is what makes you quit, that road exists here without changing brands.

Check the listing title before you check out

One practical warning. The same shop, Above Athletica, has relisted this product under a couple of near-identical titles. It isn’t a scam and it isn’t a different formula, but those listings carry different ratings histories and sometimes different prices. Buy the one with the ratings behind it, which is this one.

At around ₱839 as of August 24, 2026 for 300g, that’s about ₱14 a serving across 60 scoops. More than the cheapest local tubs, still well under the imported brands, and it holds a 4.9 Shopee rating across 9,724 ratings, the largest owner base of any Philippine creatine brand we ranked.

Who Wheyl suits, and who should spend less

Buy this if you want a documented dose from a local brand with a real track record, and you like knowing you can move to a flavor later without changing brands. It’s a good fit if you’ve abandoned an unflavored tub before. If you only ever drink creatine mixed into a protein shake, the flavor advantage is wasted and cheaper tubs give you the same 5g.

Other ways to get 5g you’ll actually drink

For a chocolate-flavored powder at the same standard dose, see Softher Creatine Powder Chocolate. For the cheapest verified unflavored dose, see Pure Form Ultra-Micronized Creatine. And for the biggest ratings base in the category, see ACTIVE Creatine Monohydrate.