EcoWise Vitamins Materials Guide 2026: What's in the Gummy, the Stick and the Bottle
A scoop of powder is just powder. A gummy is a small piece of engineering: a gel that has to hold its shape in a hot gym bag, taste like fruit with zero grams of sugar, and carry a measured amount of creatine in every chew.
So what is an EcoWise gummy actually made of? And what's inside the slim drink stick, the jar and the box it ships in? SweatproofGear read the EcoWise product pages, About page and the supplement facts panels pictured on ecowisevitamins.com on October 20, 2026, and pulled out only what the brand states. No performance promises here, just materials.
A note first: these are dietary supplements. Talk to a qualified medical professional before starting any supplement, especially if you're pregnant, nursing or take medication.
Layer 1: The Gummy Itself
EcoWise builds its creatine and ashwagandha gummies on three base materials, according to its product pages:
- Pectin instead of gelatin. The gummies are pectin-based, a plant gelling agent, which is why the brand labels them vegan. Gelatin appears on its "what we leave out" list.
- Colorado spring water. The brand says it makes its gummies with natural spring water from the mountains of Colorado.
- Zero sugar. The supplement facts panels for the creatine gummies list 0 g total sugars and 0 g added sugars per serving.
The "what we leave out" list on the creatine pages names high fructose corn syrup, gelatin, silicon dioxide, gluten and GMOs, artificial sweeteners, synthetic colors, dairy and FD&C dyes. Flavors are Strawberry and Mango, the latter tagged "new flavor" on the homepage.
Why it matters: if you avoid animal-derived gelatin or added sugar, the gummy base is the first thing to check, and EcoWise spells it out.
Layer 2: What's Measured Into Each Serving
The facts panels pictured on the site list the actives, the amounts and the serving size. Here's what they show:
| Product | Serving | Listed per serving |
|---|---|---|
| CON-CRET® Creatine HCl Gummies | 3 gummies | 900 mg creatine HCl; 400 mg turmeric blend; 1.5 mg black pepper extract; 30 calories, 10 g carbohydrate |
| Micronized Creatine Monohydrate Gummies | 4 gummies | 5,000 mg micronized creatine monohydrate |
| Ashwagandha Gummies | 2 gummies | 1,500 mg ashwagandha extract, plus 5-HTP and L-tyrosine |
| Longevity Foundation | 1 stick (7.5 g) | 11 listed actives, including 1,500 mg creatine HCl |
Two label details are worth a second look. The turmeric blend on the HCl panel combines turmeric root from a 10:1 extract with turmeric root standardized to 95% curcuminoids. And every creatine pack holds 30 servings, so the jar size is set by the serving, not by a scoop.
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Layer 3: The Longevity Stick, Ingredient by Ingredient
Longevity Foundation is a powder in a 7.5 g stick, stirred into 12 to 16 oz of water, and its panel reads like a materials list. The sources it names:
- Vitamin C complex (588 mg), from ascorbic acid, organic acerola cherries, organic camu camu, sunflower lecithin and phosphatidylcholine.
- Hydrolyzed marine collagen peptides (2,000 mg) from Alaskan pollock.
- Colostrum (1,100 mg) and Cynatine® keratin (500 mg), a hydrolyzed keratin.
- Resveratrol (400 mg), listed as 98% pure trans-resveratrol from Polygonum cuspidatum root extract.
- Urolithin A (500 mg), coenzyme Q10 as ubiquinol (100 mg), biotin (3,000 mcg) and a tindalized Lactobacillus rhamnosus ingredient (50 mg).
- Black pepper as a 10:1 seed extract standardized to 90% piperine.
Other ingredients: malic acid, citric acid, natural flavors, stevia extract and inulin. The product page says it's sweetened with stevia and has 0 g sugar.
One important flag: the product page states, in its allergen line, that the stick contains fish (marine collagen) and milk (colostrum), even though the panel graphic carries a vegan badge. Go by the allergen statement if you avoid fish or dairy.
Layer 4: The Jar, the Pouch and the Box
The "Eco" in the name is mostly about packaging, and the About page goes into detail:
- Bottles: described as ocean-bound plastic with labels and adhesive chosen so the bottle is "fully recyclable as is." Elsewhere the brand puts it as 99% recycled plastic, and says each bottle it makes keeps two plastic bottles from entering the ocean.
- Boxes: made from SFI and FSC certified materials and printed using 100% wind energy.
- Pouches: the monohydrate gummies are also sold in a soft, resealable pouch, which squeezes into a bag more easily than a rigid tub.
On production, the brand says its products are made in the USA in a GMP-certified facility and third-party tested, and the Longevity page adds that every batch is checked for heavy metals, microbes and correct amounts before it ships. The creatine pages also invite shoppers to request any document from the brand.
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Single-pack prices shown on ecowisevitamins.com on October 20, 2026. Subscription prices are lower than one-time prices.
Prices change often; the brand's site always shows the current price.
The Materials Checklist
| If you care about… | What EcoWise states |
|---|---|
| Animal-free gummies | Pectin base, no gelatin; gummies labeled vegan |
| Sugar | 0 g sugars on the creatine gummy panels; Longevity sweetened with stevia |
| Fish or dairy | Longevity Foundation contains fish (collagen) and milk (colostrum) |
| Colors and dyes | Synthetic colors and FD&C dyes on the "leave out" list |
| Plastic | Recycled, recyclable bottles; resealable pouch option |
| Paper | SFI and FSC certified boxes printed with wind energy |
Before You Order
Standard shipping is free within the continental U.S., and orders usually process in 1 to 2 business days, Monday to Friday. The refund policy accepts unused, unopened items within 30 days of receipt, and a separate money-back page covers a first-time purchase of an entry-size product within 90 days. If you subscribe, note your renewal date: a renewal that's already been charged on the day you cancel can't be refunded.
EcoWise Materials FAQ
Are EcoWise gummies made with gelatin?
No. The brand says its gummies are pectin-based, and gelatin is on its "what we leave out" list.
Is Longevity Foundation vegan?
Go by the allergen statement: the product page says it contains fish (marine collagen) and milk (colostrum).
What are the bottles made of?
Recycled, ocean-bound plastic, according to the brand, with labels and adhesive chosen so the bottle can be recycled as is.
Where are the products made?
In the USA, in a GMP-certified facility, according to EcoWise.
The Bottom Line
EcoWise is unusually open about what goes into its products: pectin and spring water in the gummies, every active and its source on the stick's panel, and recycled plastic and certified paper around it all. Read the panel for the exact product and flavor you want, check the allergen line on the Longevity stick, and visit the EcoWise Vitamins deals page before you choose a plan.
How we wrote this: SweatproofGear researched EcoWise Vitamins using its official website, product pages, supplement facts images and published policies on October 20, 2026. We haven't personally tested these products, we don't repeat the brand's results claims, and we don't invent ratings or discount codes. This article is not medical advice. We may earn a commission if you buy through our links, at no extra cost to you.