Tri-Creatine Malate
Performance
Supplies creatine to support repeated short bursts of high-intensity exercise.
Tri-Creatine Malate
BioTechUSA Tri-Creatine Malate is a creatine powder combining creatine with malic acid. It is an alternative format to standard creatine monohydrate powder or capsules, and the current brand listing describes an unflavoured 300g product. Check the exact version on the shelf, especially if its packaging differs from a catalogue or overseas product image.
Creatine increases physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high-intensity exercise, with the beneficial effect obtained through a daily intake of 3g creatine. The current manufacturer nutrition panel lists 3g creatine in a 4.5g serving of tri-creatine malate. The total powder weight is therefore different from the amount of creatine it supplies.
That distinction matters when comparing serving sizes with other products. Use the labelled measure and mixing instructions rather than copying the dose of a monohydrate powder. There is no need to claim that the malate form is superior to explain its composition. Review any creatine already included in your pre-workout or another supplement before combining them. Follow the warnings on the current pack, seek advice about suitability if needed, and use the product alongside a consistent training programme and balanced diet.
Comparing options locally? Contact Fitness Station on 01733 315500 to confirm this product’s current availability and pack details. The gym is on Dogsthorpe Road in Peterborough, with parking available for visitors.
Creatine increases physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high-intensity exercise, with the beneficial effect obtained through a daily intake of 3g creatine. The current manufacturer nutrition panel lists 3g creatine in a 4.5g serving of tri-creatine malate. The total powder weight is therefore different from the amount of creatine it supplies.
That distinction matters when comparing serving sizes with other products. Use the labelled measure and mixing instructions rather than copying the dose of a monohydrate powder. There is no need to claim that the malate form is superior to explain its composition. Review any creatine already included in your pre-workout or another supplement before combining them. Follow the warnings on the current pack, seek advice about suitability if needed, and use the product alongside a consistent training programme and balanced diet.
Comparing options locally? Contact Fitness Station on 01733 315500 to confirm this product’s current availability and pack details. The gym is on Dogsthorpe Road in Peterborough, with parking available for visitors.

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