These are 750 mg capsules, sold by Kaged. That is not a 5 gram scoop.
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Kaged Creatine HCl Capsules
Kaged has 750 mg per capsule and 75 servings. That's about 0.6 grams of creatine, not a 5 gram scoop. The label says a third party tested it and does not name NSF Certified for Sport. It's sold by the brand.
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Kaged Creatine HCl Capsules
Kaged has 750 mg per capsule and 75 servings. That's about 0.6 grams of creatine, not a 5 gram scoop. The label says a third party tested it and does not name NSF Certified for Sport. It's sold by the brand.
Is this the right fit?
You already own a 750 mg capsule and you know it is not a 5 gram scoop.
Keep in mind: Skip it if you wanted 5 grams in one serving.
Pete's take
Kaged has 750 mg per capsule and 75 servings. That's about 0.6 grams of creatine, not a 5 gram scoop. The label says a third party tested it and does not name NSF Certified for Sport. It's sold by the brand.
750 mg75 servingsSold by Kaged
Score breakdown
Dose 8.0
Formula 8.4
Practical 8.2
Proof 6.4
Full specs
750 mg
75 servings
Sold by Kaged
More pros and cons
You get a capsule count instead of a gritty glass, which is what I'd count for readers who already own the Kaged capsule bottle.
If you already own the bottle, Amazon was selling it from Kaged, not from a random shop.
750 mg is about 0.6 grams of creatine, so the bottle isn't a 5 g scoop.
I'd pass if you wanted 3 to 5 grams in one serving, and I wouldn't pick it for readers who already own the Kaged capsule bottle.
You bought the capsule bottle. This Kaged review isn't a reason to leave monohydrate. The Amazon listing I opened on October 26, 2026 is Kaged creatine HCl capsules, unflavored, 75 servings, 750 mg of creatine hydrochloride, sold by Kaged and shipped by Amazon. That 750 mg is about 0.6 g of creatine. A 5 g monohydrate scoop holds about 4.4 g. The brand says third-party tested and doesn't name NSF Certified for Sport on the page I read. I don't have a packshot, so I'm not drawing a fake bottle. The head-to-head trials live on creatine HCl vs monohydrate.
I can name the seller. On October 26, 2026 Amazon showed it sold by Kaged and shipped by Amazon, unflavored, 75 servings, 750 mg of creatine hydrochloride. A capsule skips the grit. That's what I'd tell you about it.
Who should buy
Buy this if you already decided on HCl capsules, you'll count them, and you wanted the brand on the sold-by line. It isn't the ISSN serving. Seven capsules get you near the creatine in one 5 g monohydrate scoop, and I wouldn't pretend one capsule does that job.
Who should skip
Skip it if you want 3 to 5 g in one serving, a named sport seal, or the form with the longer trial record. The comparison page keeps the NSF pouch first. I didn't lab-test this bottle.
How 750 mg sits next to the trials
You still take 3 to 5 g a day. That range is the one I keep from the ISSN position stand (Kreider 2017). A patented salt doesn't inherit the monohydrate papers.
Londoño-Velásquez gave athletes 5 g a day of HCl or monohydrate for 8 weeks and found no HCl win (the 2025 trial). That dose is about seven of these capsules, not one.
Eghbali used 0.03 g per kg of HCl, still not a 750 mg slogan, and wrote that HCl had no advantage (PubMed 39545789).
Who should not buy this bottle
If your kidneys are already in trouble, or a medicine hits them, talk to your doctor before you buy. Read creatine and kidneys.
Pregnant or breastfeeding? I won't pick a tub for you. Ask your clinician.
If you're a teenager, don't treat this ranking as permission. A parent stays in the decision.
A label that says third-party tested and never names the lab fails the test. Use the label checklist.
Kaged capsule questions
How many Kaged capsules match 5 g of monohydrate?
About seven. 750 mg of HCl is roughly 0.6 g of creatine, and a 5 g monohydrate scoop is about 4.4 g. Read your bottle if the panel differs.
Is Kaged creatine HCl NSF Certified for Sport?
No. The label says a third party tested it, and it doesn't name NSF Certified for Sport. It says third-party tested and doesn't name NSF Certified for Sport. A slogan doesn't become a seal.
Who sells it on Amazon?
On October 26, 2026 the capsule listing was sold by Kaged and shipped by Amazon. If that line changes, look at the button, not a sentence typed earlier.
Should I take this instead of monohydrate?
Don't switch for the form. The two trials used here didn't give HCl a win. Use this bottle only if you already chose it and you'll do the gram math.
If I were buying only this bottle
If I could only buy one, I'd buy #1, Kaged Creatine HCl. If you want the form in those trials, buy the NSF monohydrate pouch on the comparison page. If you already own this bottle, finish it with the gram math in front of you, and don't call one capsule a day.
Kreider and colleagues, 2017, is the dose note I keep coming back to. ISSN position stand.
Jäger and colleagues, 2011, is the solubility note. PubMed 21424716.
Ostojic and Ahmetovic, 2008, is why I split a big dose. PubMed 18373286.
NSF Certified for Sport list, read on October 26, 2026. nsfsport.com.
Labdoor creatine rankings, for the dated milligram numbers. Labdoor.
Amazon buttons use tag creatinebuz00-20. Tiers stay words. I'm not printing a dollar figure.
What changed. October 26, 2026: new review. Amazon listing sold by Kaged and shipped by Amazon. No packshot in this catalog.
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Not medical advice. I'm a gym nerd explaining research, and this isn't a doctor's visit. Kidney disease, pregnancy, breastfeeding, and medicines that affect the kidneys belong in a clinician's office. Teens shouldn't use these products off a blog.