Creatine in liquid (aqueous) form is dubious. Although the
companies that market creatine in liquid form claim to have found
ways to stabilize it, so that it doesn't degrade as it usually does
in liquid after several hours, other companies and nutritionists
claim that's bullsh*t, saying it's impossible to stabilize creatine
in liquid form, that you'll be paying for lower quality
creatine.
So my suggestion is if you want to play safe, stick to the tried
and tested, creatine in powder form.
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post edit - Manager433, you wouldn't happen to be a manager at
"Creatine Fuel (liquid)" or at Nature's Pharm, would you? ;Þ