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True Creatine+

by Ancient + Brave · creatine · PowderExcellent transparencytransparency measures disclosure, not dose strength
2 of 4
doses are lower than the amounts used in the studies
Which 2? See the ingredient list ↓
4 of 4
active ingredients have their individual dose disclosed on the label
£0.93
per serving — about £28 a month at one serving a day
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Ancient + Brave markets this product with claims like “elevate energy, muscles, bone, and cognitive health”. The full report shows whether the ingredients behind that claim are among the 2 dosed below the amounts used in the studies.

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What Ancient + Brave says

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elevate energy, muscles, bone, and cognitive healthsupport energy, strength, focus, and recoveryHelps maintain strength and performance during exerciseSupports natural energy production and daily vitalityContributes to focus and cognitive clarityAssists in post-exercise recovery and muscle function

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