From The October 2000 Issue of Nutrition Science News

Creatine Tests Well

White Plains, N.Y.—There is more good news for creatine users. Not only has this supplement continued to demonstrate its ability to improve athletic performance during high-intensity, short-duration activities, it has also been shown to be a relatively safe and clean product. According to the results recently released by the independent testing company consumerlab.com, located here, 11 out of the 13 creatine products tested (85 percent) were found to meet the company's content and purity standards.

Of the two failing creatine products, one was not free of the impurity dicyandiamide, while the other contained less than the labeled amount of creatine. For full test results, visit the consumerlab.com Web site.