Omni vs Create vs Wild Gainz Creatine Gummies

Quick answer.

Omni or Create?

Create has the bigger label dose (4.5 g vs 3 g per serving) and carries NSF Certified for Sport. Omni is cheaper per serving on its subscription ($1.40 against Create's $1.77 to $2.00) and is a 30-calorie, 3 g-sugar gummy. Both are three-gummy servings. Neither publishes a lab report for every batch of the gummies you'll receive.

  • 3 gOmni, label dose per 3-gummy serving
  • 4.5 gCreate, label dose per 3-gummy serving
  • Over 5 gWild Gainz, measured by Eurofins every batch, report published
  • Only one of the three publishes a per-batch lab report for the gummies in your bag. Omni shows a Eurofins logo and "third-party tested" badges; Create publishes per-flavor test summaries. Wild Gainz publishes every Eurofins report, batch by batch, and the measured dose is over 5 g.

  • Price per gram of creatine at each brand's price: Omni about $0.74, Create about $0.44 and, Wild Gainz about $0.30. per gram. 

  • Wild Gainz 30-day First Bag Guarantee: keep the product and get refunded. 10% off your first order with code WELCOME-4KJS

Omni vs Create vs Wild Gainz: side by side

FeatureWild Gainz Omni Creatine Gummies Create Creatine Gummies
Creatine per serving (label)

5 g creatine monohydrate, formulated to measure over 5 g

3 g creatine monohydrate. Omni's FAQ suggests five gummies on a hard training day, which is 5 g but, taken every day, cuts a pouch to 18 servings

4.5 g Creapure creatine monohydrate (1.5 g per gummy, three per serving). Create's site also says "5 grams per serving" in places; the labeled serving is 4.5 g (checked 10 Oct 2026)

Measured dose, published

Yes. Eurofins, an independent laboratory, tests every batch for creatine content, purity and heavy metals; every report is published with the batch number

Not found. The label says "verified 3rd-party tested"; the site shows "Verified Creatine Dose" and "Third Party Tested" badges and says every ingredient is third-party tested; No report or certificate is linked on the product page (checked 10 Oct 2026)

Not per batch. Create publishes per-flavor test summaries from LightLabs, not per-batch reports; full reports are not available on its site (checked 3 Oct 2026)

Certification

Made in an NSF-certified facility, and every batch is independently tested by Eurofins with the results published

GMP badge on the label ("Good Manufacturing Practice"). cGMP is the baseline the FDA requires of every supplement sold in the US; it is not a product certification

NSF Certified for Sport, a finished-product certification that matters most if you compete under anti-doping rules

Gummies per serving

5 (Lemon) or 4 (Wild Strawberry, Wild Peach)

3

3

Servings per pack

30

30 (90 gummies)

30 (90-count tub). Also a 45-count tub and a 30-count travel pouch

Price, one-time (own site, USD)

$44.99 (30 servings)

$67 (one pouch; "no free shipping" on one-time orders)

$60 (90-count tub; the page showed a $56 promotion on 10 Oct 2026)

Cost per serving, one-time

$1.50

$2.23

$2.00

Price per gram of creatine (label dose, one-time)

About $0.30 (5 g × 30 = 150 g)

About $0.74 (3 g × 30 = 90 g)

About $0.44 (4.5 g × 30 = 135 g)

Sugar and calories (label)

Lemon contains sugar: 10 g per serving. Wild Strawberry and Wild Peach: sugar-free at the full dose 30 calories per serving

30 calories, 6 g carbohydrate, 3 g total sugars (3 g added), 36 mg sodium per serving

Contains sugar (tapioca syrup, sugar and allulose. 5 grams and 30 calories per serving.

Flavors

Lemon, Wild Strawberry, Wild Peach

Watermelon, Peach

Seven: Sour Grape, Blue Raspberry, Watermelon, Sour Green Apple, Sour Peach, Sour Cherry, Orange

Where it's made

Made in the USA

Made in the USA

Made in the USA

Vegan

Vegan, pectin-based

Vegan, pectin-based

Vegan, pectin-based

If you don't like it

30-day First Bag Guarantee: keep the product, get refunded. Nothing to send back

"30-day money-back guarantee" on the site. The refund policy (30 Sep 2026): standard returns are for unopened, sealed pouches within 30 days of delivery, return postage at your cost unless the product is defective (a $5 fee if Omni issues the label); an opened pouch is refundable only under the "OMNI Free Guarantee", on a first subscription order only, one opened pouch on a one-pouch order (two on orders of three or more); refunds are issued after Omni receives and inspects the return

"30-Day Money Back Guarantee" badge on the product page. The written refund policy (checked 10 Oct 2026): returns are not accepted, "even if unopened or sealed"; "If your order arrives damaged, incorrect, or unsatisfactory, please contact us within 30 days of delivery. At our discretion, we may offer a full refund, partial refund, replacement, or store credit depending on the nature of the issue"

Customer rating (brand's own site)

4.8/5 from 256 reviews

4.8 / 5 from 3,255 reviews (omnicreatine.com claim)

"5,000+ five-star reviews" (trycreate.co claim)

Shipping

Free on 2+ bags

Free on the first subscription order, then $8; one-time orders are not free

Free on subscriptions

Where to buy

getwildgainz.com, Amazon and retail

omnicreatine.com

trycreate.co, Amazon and retail

Omni figures checked on 10 October 2026 from omnicreatine.com (product page, Supplement Facts image, refund and shipping policies). Create figures checked on 10 October 2026 from trycreate.co (product catalogue and product page); its testing statements as checked on 3 October 2026 and its refund policy on 10 October 2026. Prices are the USD prices shown to US visitors. Wild Gainz figures from getwildgainz.com on 10 October 2026.

The verdict

If the choice is only Omni or Create, Create wins on dose and certification and Omni wins on subscription price. If you widen the choice, the thing neither of them gives you is a measured number for the batch you're buying. Per gram of creatine at one-time prices you pay about $0.74 for Omni, $0.44 for Create and $0.30 for Wild Gainz, Wild Gainz stays lowest at every subscription and bundle price too, and only one of the three shows you the lab report. If you care about:

  • Seeing the measured creatine content for the batch you're taking, published, not just the label claim
  • The full 5 g+ dose without taking five gummies a day and cutting a 30-serving pouch to 18
  • The lowest price per gram of the three at each brand's own price
  • A sugar-free option at the full dose
  • Being able to open the bag, try it for a month, and still get your money back

…then Wild Gainz is the one to pick.

The verdict

  1. Wild Gainz

    It’s the only one of the three that publishes a lab result for every batch. Creatine can break down inside a gummy over time, so a label only tells you what went in. Our Eurofins reports show what’s in the bag you’re buying: over 5 g of creatine per serving. It’s also the cheapest per gram of the three. Try your first bag for 30 days, and if it isn’t for you, keep it and we’ll refund you.

  2. Create

    Choose Create if you compete in a drug-tested sport. Create is NSF Certified for Sport, the certification tested athletes rely on. Neither Omni nor Wild Gainz carries it.

  3. Omni

    Create and Wild Gainz both give you more creatine per serving, cost less per gram, come in more flavors, and back their testing with something you can check.

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Wild Gainz Lab Results. Check the batch.

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per serving · Potency verified

Formulated with Potency Protection to deliver at least 5g through shelf life. Why Potency Protection?Creatine potency can change over time, which is why we formulate with an industry-standard overage. The exact tested amount may vary slightly from batch to batch, but our goal remains the same: at least 5g of creatine per serving, guaranteed through the product’s expiration date.

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Creatine potency can change over time, which is why we formulate with an industry-standard overage. The exact tested amount may vary slightly from batch to batch, but our goal remains the same: at least 5g of creatine per serving, guaranteed through the product’s expiration date.

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Wild Gainz started with family. When our founder's dad suffered a brain injury, his doctors recommended a daily dose of creatine, and getting him to take it every day was a constant battle. We built a gummy he would actually take, and because the dose had to be real for him, we built the testing in from day one: every batch goes to Eurofins, we overfill so the measured dose lands above 5 g, and we publish every report.

That is the whole company in one sentence: a dose you can check, from people who needed it to be true.

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Frequently asked questions

Omni vs Create creatine gummies: which is better?

For dose and certification, Create: 4.5 g per serving and NSF Certified for Sport, against Omni's 3 g and a GMP badge. For subscription price, Omni: $1.40 per serving on its first subscription pouch, in a 30-calorie serving. Neither publishes a lab result for each batch. Wild Gainz does, and measures over 5 g.

Which has more creatine, Omni or Create?

Create, on the label: 4.5 g per three gummies against Omni's 3 g. Wild Gainz lists 5 g and measures over 5 g per serving on every batch, published.

Are Omni creatine gummies legit?

Yes, it is an established brand with a real product: 3 g of creatine monohydrate per serving on the label, made in the USA, with "third-party tested" on the pack. What we could not find on omnicreatine.com, as of 10 October 2026, is a test report or certificate you can read. That is the difference this page is about.

Are Omni creatine gummies third-party tested?

Omni says so on the label ("verified 3rd-party tested") and on its site, and shows a Eurofins logo on a product image. Its own comparison table claims a "third-party COA". We could not find the report itself linked on the product page on 10 October 2026, so we cannot tell you what it measured. Wild Gainz publishes every Eurofins report by batch number.

Omni creatine gummies reviews: what do people say?

Omni's site reports 4.8 out of 5 from 3,255 reviews (10 October 2026). What the site does not show is a test report you can read; see the testing question above.

Is Create creatine third-party tested?

Yes. Create carries NSF Certified for Sport, a finished-product certification, and publishes per-flavor test summaries from LightLabs. It does not publish a report for each batch (checked 3 October 2026).

Which is the best value per gram of creatine?

At each brand's own one-time price: Wild Gainz about $0.30 per gram, Create about $0.44, Omni about $0.74. On Omni's subscription price, about $0.47. Wild Gainz is also the only one of the three that publishes a per-batch measurement, and that measurement is above the label dose.

Where are Omni and Create creatine gummies made?

Both say made in the USA; Omni's label adds a cGMP facility. Wild Gainz creatine gummies are made in the USA in an NSF-certified facility.

Omni vs Create vs Wild Gainz: which should I buy?

If you need NSF Certified for Sport, Create. If you want a 30-calorie, three-gummy serving and a subscription, Omni. If you want the full dose measured and published for every batch, at the lowest price per gram, with a keep-it guarantee, Wild Gainz.