Certificates
The paperwork
Most supplement brands treat batch documentation as something to show a regulator, not a customer. We think you're the one swallowing it, so you should be able to see it.
Every production batch of Anima creatine is made in a UK GMP-standard facility and carries documentation from our manufacturing partner — identity, composition and quality records.
How to get your batch's paperwork
- Find the batch number and best-before date printed on the bottom of your Anima creatine tub.
- Email that batch number to info@takeanima.com.
- We'll send you the documentation we hold for that exact batch — not a generic specification.
What the documentation covers
- Identity & specification: confirmed micronised creatine monohydrate.
- Purity: creatine monohydrate content verified to specification.
- Heavy metals: screened to within safe limits.
Where we actually are
We would rather be straight with you about this than make a promise we cannot yet keep.
Right now, batch documentation comes from our manufacturing partner and we share it on request. We are not yet publishing every certificate openly on this page, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Whether we can publish a given batch's certificate in full depends on our supply agreement, and we are working through that.
What we are working toward, in order: publishing each batch's certificate here as a matter of course, and then independent third-party testing commissioned by us and published per batch. That second one is the real standard, and it is the one worth waiting for — a manufacturer's own certificate is documentation, not independent verification, and we are not going to call it something it isn't.
When that changes, it will change on this page first, and we will say so plainly.
Questions about anything here — or want us to explain what any of it means in plain English? Email info@takeanima.com. A person answers.