Start with the selected package
The rendered ALLMAX page selected unflavored, 400g, SKU AM6400, at $24.99. The official product catalog agreed with that size and price. It also contained 100g and 1000g variants, so a lower “from” price elsewhere on the page did not describe the selected 400g order.
The product description identifies CreaSyn creatine monohydrate and a 5g serving. CreaSyn is an ingredient trade name, not a different reason to assume clinical superiority. The company also uses micronized and 200-mesh language. Those details concern the ingredient and particle characteristics; they do not establish that this finished tub delivers better strength outcomes than another monohydrate powder.
A useful purchase note includes the exact product name, size, flavor and SKU. “ALLMAX creatine” alone could also refer to another size, flavored powder, capsules or gummies. Keep that identity attached to every price or testing document you save.
The serving-count mismatch needs an answer
Opening Supplement Facts on the selected 400g page produced a table with one 5g scoop and 200 servings. The gallery's linked facts image, however, was identified as the 100g version and showed approximately one teaspoon, 5g, and 20 servings. Neither count should silently become the serving count for the 400g tub.
Dividing 400g by the stated 5g amount gives 80 portions by arithmetic. That is our calculation, not a photographed 400g label confirmation. It is reasonable to ask the seller for a current image of the exact AM6400 facts panel before relying on container duration or comparing value. The inconsistency does not by itself prove the contents are wrong; it does make an unqualified “200 servings” claim inappropriate here.
The distinction is also why we avoid turning a tub into a number of treatment days. Label portions, manufacturer use instructions and an individual's clinician-approved plan can differ. Our serving-size chapter explains how to keep those numbers separate.
What the price comparison can support
At the displayed $24.99, dividing by 80 calculated 5g portions gives approximately 31 cents per portion. This calculation assumes the stated 400g net quantity and 5g amount. It excludes tax and delivery and remains conditional on confirming the appropriate package panel.
The site's shipping banner advertised free shipping for orders over $50. One $24.99 tub does not meet that threshold by itself. Buying additional products merely to reach free shipping can increase the total amount spent, even when the shipping line disappears. We did not enter an address or obtain a final checkout invoice.
The crossed-out comparison price and sale percentage are seller merchandising. They are not a verified history of what shoppers normally paid. Compare the amount charged now for the exact size with other current offers in our powder comparison, while keeping delivery and any recurring obligations visible.
Follow testing language to its scope
ALLMAX uses purity, HPLC and banned-substance testing language and links to Verified for Sport. Our extraction of that linked site did not produce a usable exact-product, current-lot report. We therefore cannot turn those seller statements into an independently confirmed result for a reader's tub.
HPLC names an analytical technique. It does not, on its own, identify the sample, analytes, acceptance limits or date. A report becomes more useful when those details can be matched to a product and lot. Likewise, the phrase Verified for Sport should not be relabeled as NSF Certified for Sport. Different names can represent different programs and requirements.
This is not a claim that ALLMAX has no testing. It is a statement about the record completed for this review. Ask which organization performed the work and whether the report covers the particular package and batch being sold. The testing chapter and batch trail provide a practical way to follow that information.
Warnings belong beside the ingredient
The pictured 100g label includes storage and seal instructions, a California lead warning, and a facility allergen statement naming milk, soy, egg, peanut, tree nuts, sesame, fish, crustacean and shellfish products. A shared-facility statement is different from declaring those foods as ingredients. It still matters to a shopper with an allergy.
Because this image belongs to another size, request the current 400g warning panel as well. Do not assume that an unflavored, single-ingredient description settles cross-contact questions. We did not measure lead, authenticate a batch or determine an individual's exposure from the warning text. A warning is not a substitute for a quantitative report, and the absence of a report in our review is not a safety clearance.
The image also advises consultation before use and includes restrictions concerning pregnancy, breastfeeding, medical conditions, prescription medicines and younger users. A clinician or pharmacist can assess the current package against a person's circumstances. General healthy-adult creatine studies cannot erase an actual product warning.
Performance claims and customer comments
The seller discusses power, endurance and cognitive outcomes. NIH's exercise fact sheet supplies broader context for creatine, particularly repeated high-intensity activity. It is not a trial of this exact CreaSyn tub. For a different question—what happens when no training program is added—see our creatine without training chapter.
Some customer comments visible on the powder page discussed gummies. We cannot establish from those comments how the store combines reviews across products. We consequently did not use the displayed star average or anecdotes as powder-specific evidence, and we make no accusation about the reviewers. Product identity must be resolved before an experience can even be considered relevant.
Our reading of the offer
The selected 400g price and monohydrate description are clear enough to begin a comparison. The mismatched serving counts, exact-size warning panel and batch documentation are the questions to resolve before describing the purchase more confidently. Promix's review shows a different issue: a clear large-container panel paired with more complicated refund terms.
Our limited FDA recall search did not identify a matching ALLMAX creatine notice. That search is not proof of present or future safety and cannot authenticate a seller's stock. Keep the package, lot, receipt and current seller correspondence together. Those records are more useful for a later question than a screenshot of a promotional headline alone.
