Ultra-Fine Creatine 500 Mesh
Ultra-fine creatine monohydrate, up to 500 mesh nominal (about 25 microns, verified by laser diffraction), is the grade for products where standard micronized powder falls short: it dissolves faster, stays suspended in liquids and gummy slurries, and leaves zero grit in the finished piece. Indock supplies it EU-side with the same lot-level documentation as every grade we sell.
What ultra-fine actually buys you
- Faster dissolution and better mixability in water and flavored systems
- Slower sedimentation in RTD and suspension products, because smaller particles settle more slowly
- Smooth texture in gummies and chews, where 200 mesh grit is noticeable
- Cleaner dosing in small-serving formats, where a fine, homogeneous powder blends more evenly
What it does not buy you: better absorption. Bioavailability does not change with particle size, and we will not put that claim on a spec sheet or support it on a label. The full mesh-to-micron picture is in creatine mesh sizes explained.
Measured honestly
Ultra-fine grades are sold across the market with mesh numbers that no sieve ever tested. Our position: mesh above 325 is nominal, the spec that matters is the laser-diffraction particle size distribution, and that is what we put on the documentation, alongside HPLC assay and impurities per quality and compliance.
Built for the formats that are growing
Gummies are the fastest-growing creatine format in Europe, and they are exactly where raw material quality is under the most scrutiny. If that is your product, see creatine for gummies and new formats, then start with a sample and CoA to prove the grade on your own line.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, ultra-fine creatine grades around 500 mesh (about 25 microns) are commercially produced by air classification. One honesty note: beyond about 325 mesh, true wire-sieve testing is impractical, so 500 mesh is a nominal designation and the real measurement is a laser-diffraction particle size distribution. We state the actual micron values (D50 and D90) on the spec, not just the mesh number.
No. Particle size does not change how much creatine your body absorbs, and no absorption claim is authorized in the EU. The benefits of ultra-fine creatine are physical: it dissolves faster, stays suspended longer in liquids and slurries, and eliminates grit in the finished product.
Gummies and chews (no grit in the piece), ready-to-drink and suspension formats (slower sedimentation), effervescents, and premium powders marketed on mixability and mouthfeel.
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