I met Seattle Gummy Company at Expo East in 2018. They were highlighting their functional fruit gummies, but I sweet talked them into letting me try the Mocca Shots. These are caffeinated gummies with B vitamins to boost performance. I’ve since used their a wide variety of their gummies. They recently added Power Up Pre-Workout Gummies with creatine and betalains. I got some to try and some to share.
Seattle Gummy Company was founded by Dr. Connie Wan. Dr. Wan was fascinated with the absorption of drugs under the tongue or in the mouth. She initially started by developing a gummy to deliver aspirin to patients having heart attacks. She realized that gummies are a great way to deliver active ingredients. Her team has also improved the taste while maintaining the efficacy and absorption.*
Seattle Gummy Company recently expanded its line to include Power Up Pre-workout Gummies. Each serving (4 gummies) provides 5 grams of creatine—the clinically studied dose for strength and performance. They recommend taking them before your workout to get the most benefit from not just the creatine, but also the controlled release carbohydrates and betalains, which help support endurance and sustained energy during your session. The gummies are plant based and gluten free and one serving is 80 calories.
I’ve used these for a few runs and I like them. I’ve been told that to get the full benefits of creatine that you have to take it consistently so I’m adding these to my pre workout routine.
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