Pectin-based • No gelatin • 5 g creatine monohydrate
Vegan creatine gummies use pectin as the gelling agent instead of animal-derived gelatin, making them suitable for plant-based diets while delivering the same 5-gram clinically effective dose of creatine monohydrate. Wild Gainz creatine gummies are formulated with pectin, natural flavors, and no animal-derived ingredients — providing exactly 5 g of creatine monohydrate in 4 gummies (Strawberry) or 5 gummies (Lemon) per serving. Each batch is third-party tested by Eurofins and manufactured in an NSF-certified facility. Order from the product page.
Creatine monohydrate itself is vegan — it’s synthesized in a lab from sarcosine and cyanamide, not extracted from animal tissue. However, most creatine gummies use gelatin (from animal collagen) as the base, making them unsuitable for plant-based diets. Wild Gainz replaces gelatin with pectin, a fruit-derived fiber that provides the same gummy texture with a slightly firmer bite — but identical absorption and effectiveness.
Vegans and vegetarians typically have lower baseline muscle creatine levels because dietary creatine comes mostly from meat and fish. Studies show muscle creatine stores in plant-based eaters are 20–30% lower than in omnivores, meaning supplementation often provides even greater benefits in this group. Wild Gainz delivers the full 5 g clinical dose in a vegan-friendly, lab-tested format that helps bridge that nutritional gap and improve strength, recovery, and performance.
Why Choose Vegan Creatine Gummies
This page exists to serve plant-based buyers looking for effective, gelatin-free creatine options. Most creatine gummies use animal-based gelatin and underdose at 2–3 g, forcing vegans to choose between ethics and effectiveness. Wild Gainz eliminates that tradeoff — providing a verified 5 g of creatine monohydrate in a pectin-based gummy that aligns with vegan values without compromising results.
Whether you’re fully vegan or simply prefer clean-label supplements, this page highlights the difference between real vegan formulations and rebranded “plant-based” products that still use gelatin. It’s built for informed buyers who care about both ingredient sourcing and performance outcomes.
Who This Is For
- Vegans and vegetarians who want effective creatine without animal-derived ingredients
- Plant-based athletes or lifters looking for a convenient, pre-dosed creatine source
- People with dietary restrictions who specifically search for gelatin-free supplements
- Anyone who wants a clean, vegan-friendly formulation with full 5 g dosing
How to Take It
Take 4–5 gummies daily — 4 gummies (Strawberry) or 5 gummies (Lemon) — for the full 5 g creatine dose. Pectin-based gummies are absorbed the same way as gelatin gummies; your muscles don’t distinguish between gelling agents. Consistency matters more than timing, so take them daily, preferably with meals or post-workout, to maintain creatine saturation.
Trust & Transparency
Wild Gainz creatine gummies are formulated with pectin (not gelatin), natural flavors, and no animal-derived ingredients. Every batch is tested by Eurofins for creatine content verification and manufactured in an NSF-certified U.S. facility under strict quality control and traceability standards.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is creatine monohydrate vegan?
Yes. Creatine monohydrate is synthesized in a laboratory from sarcosine and cyanamide, not extracted from animal tissue. The ingredient itself is vegan — the gummy base (gelatin vs. pectin) determines whether the final product is suitable for plant-based diets.
Do vegans benefit more from creatine supplementation?
Yes. Vegans and vegetarians often have 20–30% lower muscle creatine stores since dietary creatine comes from meat and fish. Supplementation replenishes those stores, often leading to greater strength and power gains than seen in omnivores.
What's the difference between pectin and gelatin gummies?
Pectin is plant-based and derived from fruit, while gelatin is animal-derived from collagen. Pectin gummies have a slightly firmer texture but deliver the same absorption and performance benefits. The only difference is ingredient sourcing — not effectiveness.
Can I take vegan creatine gummies with plant-based protein?
Yes. Creatine and protein work through different pathways and can be taken together. Many vegan athletes take creatine gummies alongside pea, rice, or hemp protein for optimal recovery and muscle growth.
