Is BulkSupplements creatine NSF certified?
Partly — 4 of the 5 sizes we track, not all of them. NSF lists a specific set of package sizes against each certificate, and BulkSupplements sells sizes that those listings do not name. Since the certificate is what NSF actually stands behind, we treat a package it does not name as unconfirmed rather than certified.
| Package | Named by an NSF listing? | Certificate |
|---|---|---|
| 100 g | Yes | 1796571 |
| 250 g | Yes | 1796571 |
| 500 g | Yes | 1676955 |
| 1 kg | Yes | 1676955 |
| 5 kg | Not named | 1676955 |
Why there is more than one answer
BulkSupplements holds 2 separate Certified for Sport listings for this product (1796571, 1676955). NSF records the brand under more than one spelling, so a search on the brand name alone can return one listing and miss another — which is exactly what happened to us, and it is why the table above is built from both.
The 5 kg package is not named by either listing. BulkSupplements' customer service told us in August 2026 that all sizes from 100 g to 5 kg are certified; the certifier's own listings do not say that, and where a seller and a certifier disagree about the certifier's scope we go with the certifier. We have asked NSF directly and will publish the answer.
What each product page shows
- Servings per container are derived from net weight rather than read off the label, except where a note on the product says otherwise.
- Most source records have not been checked by a person. The ones that have say so.
- Amazon and Walmart are not included, so “cheapest” means cheapest among the retailers we track.
- Prices go stale. Each one shows when it was last checked, and says so when it is older than the retailer allows us to cache it.
Full comparison of every product in this category: Creatine Monohydrate. How these numbers are made: How we compare.