Editorial policy and sources | Creatine Today
By Creatine Today · Editorial policy
Creatine Today publishes educational guides and information about its tracking app. Readers should be able to identify the publisher, inspect sources, and understand the limits of a claim.
Authorship and review
This website is published under the Creatine Today brand. A byline or editorial date does not imply independent medical review. A clinical reviewer will be identified with their qualifications and the scope of their review only when that review has actually occurred.
Research and uncertainty
Guides link to research papers and relevant professional guidance. Study population, dose, duration, and limitations matter: findings in one population do not automatically apply to everyone. Estimates and explanatory models should be identified as such. A reference is evidence to inspect, not an endorsement of this app by the researchers.
App estimates
The app does not measure creatine inside muscle. Its saturation view is a simplified calculation from logged days. Read the saturation methodology for the calculation and a worked example. A calculated dose or percentage is not a diagnosis or an individually validated treatment recommendation.
Comparisons and commercial interests
We sell optional upgrades to Creatine Today. Our comparison article discloses that relationship. Features obtained from store listings are listing claims; they are not described as independently tested. Historical prices are dated and may differ by country, platform, and offer. Any future hands-on testing should state the device, version, date, and procedure.
Updates and corrections
Dates identify content revisions, not a guarantee that every cited study or store price was rechecked on that date. Comparison snapshots retain their original collection date. Report suspected errors through support, with the URL and the relevant source. Corrections should be reflected in visible answers and their structured data together.
Use of the guides
The material is general education, not personal medical advice. Decisions involving a medical condition, pregnancy, breastfeeding, medicines, or an individual treatment plan belong with a qualified healthcare professional.