Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Check out our FAQ's below.
What is Burst?
Burst is a creatine gummy supplement designed to support strength, recovery, cellular energy, and focus.
Instead of drinking chalky powder, you can get your creatine in a Strawberry Smoothie flavor gummy.
How much creatine is in each gummy?
Each gummy has 1.5g of creatine. A full serving is 3 gummies (4.5g of pure creatine)
What are the benefits of taking creatine?
Creatine supports lean muscle mass, strength, and recovery.
More recently, it has also been found to help cognitive function and brain health.
What flavor are the gummies?
Our gummies are strawberry smoothie flavored (you may also taste a tiny hint of pure creatine).
How does the taste compare to creatine powder?
Burst has a Strawberry Smoothie flavor and is much easier to take than messy, unpleasant creatine powder. You may still notice a light hint of real, certified-tested creatine because we use pure American creatine.
Is creatine only for athletes?
While creatine is useful for athletic performance, you don't need to be a collegiate or professional athlete. If you're looking to feel, look, and move better, we're confident that you could benefit from it.
Creatine is not intended for individuals under 18, or for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding, without first consulting a healthcare professional
What is your return policy?
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. Returns and refund requests for opened or used product will not be accepted, except when the order was damaged in transit. Email support@burstcreatine.store to start a return.
Why did my gummies arrive melted, sticky, or mashed together?
Gummies can soften, stick, or mash together when exposed to heat or pressure during shipping. If your order arrives damaged or unusable, contact us with your order number and a photo.
Why do your gummies change color in different orders?
Our gummies use natural colors, not artificial dyes, so color changes can happen between batches. This is normal and does not mean the gummies are bad — it’s a sign of a more natural product.