Tested three times. Not once.
Every batch of Thurst Creatine Gummies passes through three independent laboratories before it reaches you:
Twice for verified creatine content – Eurofins and ACS Laboratories.
Once for banned substances – HASTA™ (Human and Supplement Testing Australia).
Why test for content twice?
Creatine gummies are notoriously hard to get right. Creatine degrades with heat and moisture during manufacturing, which is why independent tests have found some gummy brands delivering a fraction of the dose on the label. So we check at both ends of the journey: Eurofins, a global supplement testing leader, confirms creatine content and purity at the point of manufacture, then ACS Laboratories re-tests on arrival in Australia. What's on the label is what's in the gummy, verified twice.
Accuracy matters. Transparency matters. Your creatine should be tested to prove it.
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HASTA™ Certified Product
See ResultsHASTA™, or Human and Supplement Testing Australia, is an organisation accredited to test sports supplements for substances banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). HASTA is the only commercial sports supplements testing laboratory in Australia accredited by NATA.
Every batch of Thurst Creatine Gummies is HASTA Certified, independently screened for more than 280 WADA prohibited substances. Certification means every batch is tested, not just the first — so whether you're drug tested for sport or you'd simply rather know, you can check before you take it. -
Tested For Creatine Content by Eurofins
HASTA™, or Human and Supplement Testing Australia, is an organisation accredited to test sports supplements for substances banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). HASTA is the only commercial sports supplements testing laboratory in Australia accredited by NATA.
Every batch of Thurst Creatine Gummies is HASTA Certified, independently screened for more than 280 WADA prohibited substances. Certification means every batch is tested, not just the first — so whether you're drug tested for sport or you'd simply rather know, you can check before you take it. -
Re-Tested on Arrival by ACS Laboratorie
ACS Laboratories is an Australian, NATA-accredited analytical laboratory based in Melbourne, specialising in food, pharmaceutical and nutritional product testing. NATA accreditation means its methods are independently audited to international standards, so a result from ACS carries the same weight as one from any lab in the world.
Once each batch lands in Australia, ACS tests it again, independently of Eurofins. A product can degrade in transit, so a second test on home soil confirms the creatine content held up through shipping and that what reaches your door matches what left the factory. Two labs, two continents, one answer.
FAQ
How can I spot fake or under-dosed creatine gummies?
Two common warning signs:
❌ Clear or transparent gummies
❌ Brands claiming 5g creatine in just 2 gummies
Creatine monohydrate is naturally opaque and difficult to include at meaningful doses. If gummies look glass-like or the serving size sounds too small for 5g, it’s worth questioning what’s actually inside.
Why are some creatine gummies clear instead of opaque?
Real creatine monohydrate makes gummies naturally opaque. Clear gummies often indicate very low creatine content or alternative filler ingredients instead of a full clinical serving.
Why does Thurst test every batch twice?
Because many creatine gummies on the market are under-dosed.
Each batch is independently tested by Eurofins and then verified again in Australia by ACS Laboratories to confirm the creatine content matches the label.
Is 5g the correct daily dose of creatine?
Yes. 5g per day is the most widely studied and recommended daily amount of creatine monohydrate for strength, performance and recovery support.
Are creatine gummies as effective as creatine powder?
Yes — as long as they deliver the full daily dose. Creatine works the same regardless of whether it comes from powder, capsules or gummies.
How do I know Thurst Creatine Gummies contain real creatine?
Every batch is third-party tested twice — first by Eurofins and again by ACS Laboratories in Australia — to confirm dosage accuracy before reaching customers.