Con-Cret Creatine HCL by Promera Sports | 64 serves

What It Is

• Con-Cret is a creatine supplement using the hydrochloride form of creatine (Creatine HCl), not the traditional creatine monohydrate. 

• The product is made by Promera Sports and marketed globally; in Australia, it comes in flavored and unflavored tubs (Lemon Lime, Raspberry, etc.), as well as a large-serve size (64 serves etc.)
  
  

Key Claims & Features

Here are the main features Con-Cret claims:

• Micro-dosing approach: Because Creatine HCl is more soluble/bioavailable, Con-Cret uses lower doses than typical monohydrate to achieve similar effects. 

• 750 mg per scoop: Each serving (scoop) in many versions delivers 750 mg of pure Creatine HCl. 

• Stackable and stimulant-free: It’s presented as being usable alongside any pre-workout or protein. Also no stimulants, sugars, or fillers in many formulations.

• No loading or cycling needed: The marketing says users don’t need to do loading phases or take breaks (cycling off), purportedly due to better absorption. 

• Reduced side effects: Claims include less bloating, water retention, and fewer GI issues compared with monohydrate forms. 

• Drug-test safe / compliance: The product is said to comply with drug-testing standards, making it safe for competitive athletes.

How It Works / Scientific Basis

• Creatine HCl vs Creatine Monohydrate: Creatine HCl is creatine bound to a hydrochloride group, which tends to increase solubility in water, possibly allowing smaller doses to achieve muscular creatine saturation with fewer digestive issues. 

• Micro-dosing rationale: Because of increased solubility and absorption, proponents argue you can use lower amounts (e.g. less than the 5g/day typical of monohydrate) and still support ATP production, strength, and recovery.