BulkSupplements product data: creatine formats, labels and COAs

BulkSupplements sells ingredient products to consumers and manufacturers.

The company describes a catalog of more than 500 ingredients, with quantities from grams to metric tons. The consumer storefront and manufacturer-facing supply context serve different buying workflows; a retail product page does not represent private wholesale inventory or terms.

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Creatine listings require format, package size and SKU as separate fields.

The current powder and capsule pages share a product-family selector with separate Style and Size choices. Keep the selected format, package and SKU together; do not treat the cross-format options as one interchangeable package axis or infer SKU mappings for unselected variants.

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Serving size and ingredient fields belong to the exact product label.

The powder Supplement Facts list two teaspoons (about 5 g) per serving and no other ingredients; the capsule page lists seven capsules and bovine gelatin capsules. Its Supplement Facts are presented as images, so the active amount is not available in the reviewed page text. Both pages display a `Free of` list, and the capsule page adds `Gluten Free`, `Allergen Free` and `No Added Sugar` badges; record those page statements separately without interpreting them as a medical, vegan or broader allergen conclusion.

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A COA request is lot-specific evidence, not a badge on every listing.

The current About page says each supplement is tested by an independent third-party lab; the official COA support search extract says certificates are available upon request. The current request-form search extract names Product Name, Order ID and Lot Number, but the request form and support article did not open directly during the October 3 review. Keep this company-level statement and the search-extract limitation separate from a certificate tied to the lot on a specific package.

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Use the product label when general claims conflict with a specific formula.

An older company support-article search result says products are vegan unless the label states otherwise; the result is marked published about 7.6 years ago and was crawled five months ago. The current capsule product page explicitly names bovine gelatin. Keep the old statement as dated source context and the ingredient tied to that capsule format; do not generalize either across the catalog.

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Example: preserve what is known about one capsule option.

Capsule-listing fields are organized as an editorial example from the page reviewed October 3, 2026. The active amount remains null: the reviewed page presents Supplement Facts as images without the amount in its text. Check the actual label before supplying that value.

{
  "brand": "BulkSupplements.com",
  "product_name": "Creatine Monohydrate Capsules",
  "source_url": "https://www.bulksupplements.com/products/creatine-pills",
  "source_sku": "CM420GEL",
  "format": "capsule",
  "selected_option_raw": "420 Gelatin Capsules",
  "package_count": 420,
  "serving_size_as_listed": "7 capsules",
  "other_ingredients_as_listed": [
    "bovine gelatin capsules"
  ],
  "active_amount_per_serving": null,
  "active_amount_note": "Not transcribed from the linked Supplement Facts image.",
  "reviewed_on": "2026-10-03",
  "record_note": "Editorial normalization; not a datawebot result. Verify against the current package label.",
  "product_page_badges": [
    "Gluten Free",
    "Allergen Free",
    "No Added Sugar"
  ],
  "free_of_as_listed": [
    "Added Sugar",
    "Soy",
    "Dairy",
    "Yeast",
    "Gluten",
    "Additives"
  ]
}

Keep seller benefit language separate from measurable product fields.

The product pages include benefit and suggested-use copy beside label facts. The current Terms §5 says the website is informational, not medical advice, and that descriptions, images and package details may be incomplete, outdated or differ from the item received. For comparison, lead with identity, format, selected size, ingredient statements and lot evidence. Attribute relevant seller language; do not turn marketing text into medical guidance or infer an outcome from a catalog field.

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Public product facts do not include account or order records.

A catalog reference can describe public product-page fields and the company’s COA request process, but an order ID or lot-linked certificate belongs to a separate request or purchase record. The Privacy Policy covers account and purchase information. The current Terms §5 addresses accuracy and medical-advice limits but the reviewed Terms did not state a robot or scraping rule; the robots endpoint failed to load on October 3. Neither result establishes an automated-access allowance or restriction.

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