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The Ghost Club - King Whatever - Apple & White splatterApple & White splatter color variant. The Ghost Club's album King Whatever speak an unfiltered truth about the many frustrations of getting by in the modern world: isolation and uncertainty, worn out expectations of masculinity, an all too common hostility toward those who ardently chase their dreams. All throughout the LP, the Pittsburgh bred band brings that truth telling to a thrilling collision of heartland rock and garage punk and new wave,
Apple & White splatter color variant. The Ghost Club's album King Whatever speak an unfiltered truth about the many frustrations of getting by in the modern world: isolation and uncertainty, worn-out expectations of masculinity, an all-too-common hostility toward those who ardently chase their dreams. All throughout the LP, the Pittsburgh-bred band brings that truth-telling to a thrilling collision of heartland rock and garage punk and new wave, etching each track with plenty of unexpected musical turns. The Ghost Club's debut release for Last Gang Records, King Whatever ultimately serves as a powerful showcase for the band with an element that's equal parts sharp-tongued commentary, gritty self-reflection, and timelessly fun rock-and-roll romanticism.
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★★★★★ 1
CHOKING HAZARD
Flavor Name: Bone (S), Size: 6 Count (Pack of 1)
CHOKING HAZARD: I purchased these bones for my small Yorki.. He ate the first two without incident; however, on the third bone he unfortunately choked. As the bones wear down, they become extremely stringy, and those strands do not appear to be digestible.
I had to rush my dog to the emergency room, which cost $700. Three days later, he became even sicker because he was unable to pass the remaining portion of the bone still in his stomach. I then had to take him to his regular veterinarian, where he was admitted overnight and diagnosed with pancreatitis and a severely irritated gastrointestinal tract.
This entire ordeal cost me over $1,500 in addition to the initial $700 emergency visit. I am grateful that my dog is now alive and well, but these bones pose a serious choking hazard and do not digest properly. I strongly caution other pet owners, especially those with small dogs.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
One of the cleanest, most reliable creatine options out there
Flavor Name: Unflavored, Size: 30 Servings (Pack of 1)
I’ve tried quite a few creatine brands over the years, and the Thorne Creatine – Micronized Creatine Monohydrate Powder is easily one of the highest-quality options I’ve used.
What stands out immediately is how clean and simple the formula is—just pure micronized creatine monohydrate with no fillers or additives. Each serving gives you the standard 5g dose, and it’s NSF Certified for Sport, which adds an extra layer of confidence around quality and purity.
Mixability is excellent. Because it’s micronized, it dissolves much better than a lot of other creatine powders I’ve tried—no clumping or gritty texture, even in just water.
Performance-wise, it does exactly what you want from a creatine: improved strength, better endurance during workouts, and faster recovery between sessions. Creatine monohydrate is also the most well-researched and proven form for performance and muscle gains, which is why I stick with it.
Another big plus is that it’s completely unflavored, so it’s easy to mix into anything—protein shakes, pre-workout, or just water—without affecting taste.
Overall, this is a no-frills, high-quality creatine that delivers exactly what you expect. If you’re looking for a clean, trusted supplement that just works, this is an easy recommendation.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great Creatine Monohydrate That Doesn’t Give Me Cramps
Flavor Name: Unflavored, Size: 90 Servings (Pack of 1)
I switched over to creatine hcl, a more expensive and less studied version of creatine, after creatine monohydrate gave me terrible cramps.
Then I tried this brand, and it is amazing: first creatine monohydrate that doesn’t give me cramps!
Mixes well in my juice, and no residual taste.
Also comes with a great quality blue scoop.
Extremely high quality creatine.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Cellular energy boosters that protect the brain.
Flavor Name: Unflavored, Size: 90 Servings (Pack of 1)
Creatine monohydrate, a cellular energy enhancer that acts like armor protecting the brain, has been the subject of a groundbreaking study at the University of Sydney that has stunned the medical community. Vegetarians who added five grams of creatine to their daily diet each morning saw an average increase of fifteen points on IQ tests and a 40% improvement in working memory after just six weeks. This isn't just for fitness; it's about energizing brain cells. Creatine isn't just for muscles—a fact 99% of people don't understand. While the brain only accounts for 2% of total body weight, it consumes 20% of the body's energy. Creatine is essentially the fast energy currency needed for neurons to think and form memories. When you add creatine to your coffee, researchers at the University of Chichester discovered a remarkable phenomenon: caffeine, by increasing blood flow to the brain, increased the brain's absorption of creatine by 28%. Simultaneously, creatine completely eliminated the energy crash typically associated with caffeine by maintaining adenosine triphosphate (ATP) levels within neurons. A ten-year follow-up study of 6,000 adults over 60 found that those who consumed five grams of creatine daily experienced a 70% reduction in cognitive decline. MRI scans showed a 50% reduction in brain atrophy, and their reaction times remained at a level 20 years younger than their actual age. These scientific conclusions are astonishing. Creatine acts as a cellular buffering system, instantly replenishing ATP. More importantly, it protects brain cells from excitotoxicity, a process where neurons become exhausted due to overstimulation. Research published in the Journal of Neuroscience shows that creatine supplementation increases brain creatine levels by 39%, which is directly correlated with improved problem-solving abilities and emotional resilience. There's another amazing aspect that's rarely mentioned: research from the University of Utah found that creatine coffee reduced depressive symptoms by up to 52% in treatment-resistant cases because it energizes the mitochondria in brain cells that are often underperforming. Studies also show that people with higher brain creatine levels experience 60% less damage from traumatic brain injuries and recover faster. It's like a cellular airbag for neurons. The correct way to use creatine is to choose creatine monohydrate, which has been validated by over 6,000 studies. Because it doesn't dissolve easily in cold water, you need to stir it thoroughly into hot coffee. Add five grams, about one teaspoon, to your coffee every morning. Adding a little milk or cream is recommended, as the fat helps with absorption and can mask the grainy texture that some people dislike. Consistency is key when taking creatine; since it works through saturation, you need to take it daily for about four weeks to fully saturate your muscle and brain tissue, after which you can maintain the dosage daily. Unlike supplements that provide immediate effects, creatine is cumulative; most people experience improved endurance after seven to ten days, while the full cognitive benefits appear after three to four weeks. Some people use a loading phase of twenty grams per day in divided doses during the first week to achieve saturation faster, but studies show this is not necessary and may cause temporary water retention. Quality is also important; it's recommended to look for brands that have been tested for purity to avoid stomach upset or headaches due to impurities. One thing to note about creatine in coffee is that because water is drawn into the muscle cells, you may gain two to four pounds in the first two weeks, but this is not fat, but rather improved cellular hydration. Multiple studies spanning up to twenty-one years have confirmed the safety of creatine, even showing improvements in kidney function indicators.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2026
★★★★★ 5
High quality and smooth
Flavor Name: Unflavored, Size: 90 Servings (Pack of 1)
This mixes really easily and is completely tasteless, which makes it easy to add to drinks. I personally use creatine more for the cognitive benefits than the muscle benefits, and I’ve noticed a positive difference since using it.
I wanted a high-quality option and this one definitely feels like it. One thing I like is that it dissolves well and doesn’t have any gritty texture or weird aftertaste. I usually add it to my coffee and it blends in perfectly. I will even add it to smoothies or sometimes just in cold water and drink it. You can’t taste it. I’ve learned to combat the bloat by staying hydrated and drinking a lot of water. For me, drinking it with coffee was fine. But when I had it with tea, since that is a stronger diuretic for me, my stomach did feel bloated and uncomfortable. But I’ll definitely continue using it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2026