Creapure Made in Germany.
I give my father 3g of creatine daily. His balance and stability while walking improved dramatically without doing anything else. My mother is on carnivore and 3g of creatine while recovering from a stroke; her health has already improved with carnivore, but for the creatine I relied on research. This particular creatine is taken directly into the mouth as a powder and then with water, or it dissolves in water. It has no taste.

It does not dissolve well even in lukewarm water. Specifically, even 5 g in 500 ml of water leaves residues. I doubt the quality and purity of the product.

I really don't know where you saw that it has good solubility. I put one scoop in 330ml of water and it leaves lumps, I put it in 1.5l and it still leaves lumps. I'm in a dilemma whether to throw it away and get the BioTechUSA or continue taking it until it runs out, fearing that I might harm my kidneys. I heard about Weider and expected a decent product but unfortunately not.

So far it seems to me that this is a good creatine because it is patented (Creapure) and Monohydrate. Also, its price (35 euros) is very good for its features.

I got it as a trial because the BIOTECH creatine had disappeared. Well, it's equally good. And it dissolves perfectly and "pumps" just as well. If you now consider that it is more economical and that the 600-gram packaging saves you from frequent purchases, I don't see any reason why I shouldn't choose it again.