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Novoma

Novoma, a French supplement brand born in the southwest, brings ingredient-focused formulas into everyday routines, including unflavoured Creapure creatine.

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THE BRAND’S POINT OF VIEW

Novoma: origin & history.

Alexandre Garnier and Lucas Pinos started Novoma in southwestern France in 2012. Its story follows the development of a specialist supplement catalogue, with formulas organised around clearly named ingredients. The present Toulouse address belongs to that later business footprint. Creapure illustrates the approach particularly directly: a single-ingredient creatine powder, supplied in a pouch rather than disguised as a flavoured drink. Understanding the format, portion and precautions matters more here than the appearance of the packaging.

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Country of origin
France ↗︎
History
2012
Founder / documented history
Alexandre Garnier & Lucas Pinos
THE SELEZIO EDIT

Discover the Novoma selection.

A few pieces tell the story in their own way, through a shape, a material or a familiar gesture.

BEFORE YOU EXPLORE

A closer look.

What catches our eye.

The 180 g pouch suits someone specifically looking for plain creatine. It is a food supplement for adults, with its own directions and precautions; choosing it is a separate decision from choosing a movement accessory.

Where does Novoma come from?

Novoma is a brand of France origin. This describes where the brand began; individual products may be made elsewhere.

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Where can I buy Novoma?

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WHERE TO FIND IT

Where to find Novoma.

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Delivery and store links checked 2026-10-26. Check the official site for subsequent changes.

Sources & image credits

Editorial product selection, not a bestseller ranking.

Editorial reviewed 2026-10-26. Design perspectives express the Selezio editorial view.

Official brand imagery · Novoma

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