Before launching our newest Creatine formulation, as with every product, we conducted research, development, and testing of competitor products.

Through this rigorous process, we uncovered concerning data from the batches of products which we tested. At the end of this page we have included 3 documents; test results for two Ovrload products & the methodology of testing from Eurofins Food Testing UK Limited. 

Our suspicions were correct; we endeavored to use an independent 3rd party investigation to test the amount of Creatine Monohydrate contained in various gummies - including Ovrload. After test results came back, we reached out to Ovrload for comment but we received no reply. As a result, we felt compelled to share these findings publicly to protect consumers from products that fall short of their expectations and needs. Going into this process we had no expectation or plan to engage in unnecessary conflict, and our comments are rooted in facts backed by independent testing.

The first test focused on their Blue Raspberry flavour, which concluded that these gummies contained no detectable Creatine Monohydrate. We are aware of a Eurofins certification being provided by Ovrload however this test report’s content is materially different to our UK based testing & even this report reflects a substantially reduced level creatine monohydrate - raising serious doubts over the accuracy of the data provided by Ovrload. In response to these claims, we undertook further tests on their Sour Watermelon flavour Creatine gummies. This proved the sample contained 0.756 milligrams of Creatine Monohydrate. This is 0.05% of the claimed amount of Creatine Monohydrate on the packaging. The published results of this test can be found at the bottom of this page.

We will remain steadfast in our dedication to serve customers with honest, effective products & will continue to fulfill our moral duty to raise awareness where exploitation of consumers occurs. As a result of the independent, verified nature of this testing we feel confident in continuing to highlight this issue despite deterrence. Eurofins Food testing UK Limited provided test results for Creatine Monohydrate content on report number AR-24-UD-589144-01 (Blue Raspberry) using the M909L test method - analyzing amino acids using UPLC equipped with PDA detector. Samples are extracted in water and injected on a UPLC with PDA detection.

We firmly advocate for stronger industry regulation and transparency, supported by key stakeholders such as retailers, authorities, and online platforms. We acknowledge that many brands uphold the highest standards of manufacturing, sourcing, and testing, ensuring they deliver products that genuinely support healthier, happier lives. However, we cannot remain silent when independent testing reveals that some brands are exploiting consumers by selling products that are misleading & fail to deliver the benefits promised. Moving forward, we will continue to invest in transparent testing and stand up for consumers, advocating for a healthier, more trustworthy industry where all brands are committed to enhancing lives.

These findings highlight the importance of independent testing and transparency when choosing supplements. If you're investing in creatine for muscle performance, make sure you're actually getting what you're paying for.