Creatine Monohydrate, Proudly Made in India

Manufactured in Gujarat under FSSAI licence, lab-tested batch by batch — why local beats imported for your daily 3g.

Why "Made in India" is the smarter way to buy creatine

For years, Indian lifters assumed imported meant better. The market has changed: India now produces world-class sports nutrition under strict FSSAI licensing, while a big share of "imported" creatine on marketplaces moves through unofficial channels with no Indian licence-holder accountable for what's actually in the jar. Buying made-in-India creatine gets you:

• Traceability — an FSSAI-licensed Indian manufacturer and marketer you can actually hold responsible.
• Freshness — no months in shipping containers, ports and customs warehouses.
• Honest pricing — no import duty and middlemen markup; you pay for creatine, not logistics.
• Anti-fake protection — Coremax adds a unique authentication code in every pack, verifiable online in seconds.

Made in Gujarat, tested like it ships abroad

Coremax is operated by JRN Wellness from Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Our creatine is produced in an FSSAI-licensed (Lic. No. 10723999001935), HACCP, GMP and ISO certified facility, and every batch is third-party lab tested for purity and banned substances. Inside the jar: 3g of 200-mesh micronised creatine monohydrate per serving — zero sugar, zero fillers, 100% vegetarian.

Indian-made Coremax vs. grey-market imports

Four flavors, two sizes

• Unflavored 250g — ₹1,099 (83 servings) · 100g starter ₹499
• Sweet Lime 250g — ₹1,199 (63 servings) · 100g starter ₹549
• Orange 250g — ₹1,199 (63 servings) · 100g starter ₹549
• Bubblegum 250g — ₹1,199 (63 servings) · 100g starter ₹549

Keep reading

• What FSSAI approval means for creatine — and Coremax's licences
• The Coremax blog — creatine guides, dosage and FAQs
• Verify your jar's authenticity