


DY Creatine 300 g is sold as “Creatine Monohydrate — 100% pure” (unflavoured) by DY Nutrition.
The package size: 300 grams; servings: ≈ 60 servings per tub (serving typically 5 g creatine).
The product is marketed as “micronized” to help with mixing / absorption.
It’s described in seller listings as unflavoured and filler-free (i.e. no added flavors or sweeteners), intended for serious gym-goers and athletes seeking strength, power, muscle growth and recovery benefits.
According to product descriptions and typical creatine science:
Increase strength and power output in high-intensity workouts / weight training.
Support muscle growth / lean muscle mass (when combined with training and proper nutrition).
Improve performance, endurance, and recovery — helps muscle cells replenish energy for repeated intense sets.
Offers the “standard, proven” benefits of creatine monohydrate — simple, effective, widely studied for strength, power, muscle mass, recovery.
General instructions from vendors / listing:
Mix 1 scoop = 5 g of DY Creatine with about 200–250 ml water (or juice/shake).
Take once daily, around training days — many suggest before or after workout for best results
Ensure good hydration (drink enough water) while using creatine — standard recommendation for all creatine supplements.
Some listings mention that beneficial effects for high-intensity exercise can be achieved with as low as 3 g/day (though standard 5 g/day is common).
Simple and straightforward: pure creatine monohydrate (no complicated blends) — that's often the safest / most studied form of creatine.
60 servings per tub — a moderate size suitable for months of regular use (depending on frequency).
Widely available in Egypt (and perhaps regionally), so easier to buy than some imported supplements — convenient if you live in Cairo / Egypt.
Many sellers list it as “micronized” — which improves mixability and possibly absorption/comfort compared to coarse powders.
As with many supplement brands: I did not find widely published independent lab-tests or quality certificates for DY Creatine — so actual purity / manufacturing standards depend a lot on the seller.
The effect of creatine — as always — depends heavily on training consistency, nutrition, hydration, rest. Supplement alone isn’t magic.
When buying: check that the packaging looks intact, there’s proper labeling, and verify batch code if possible — since in supplement markets there can be fakes or sub-standard batches.
If you have any health concerns (kidney, hydration, existing conditions) — it’s advisable to consult a physician before starting creatine supplementation.
DY Creatine 300 g is likely a reasonable choice if you:
Train regularly (gym, weightlifting, high-intensity workouts) and want a basic creatine supplement for strength, endurance, muscle growth.
Prefer a simple, clean monohydrate formula (without extras / flavor blends) — for straightforward supplementation.
Want a supplement that’s available locally in Egypt / region, ideally easier to source than imported niche brands.
Are ok with moderate size (60 servings) — manageable and easy to store/use over time.