Competitive Edge Labs Super Swole 20 Servings
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Description
Pump Enhancer | Competitive Edge Labs Super Swole 20/Servings
For fat-acting and long-lasting muscle pumps during your toughest workouts, try Competitive Edge Labs Super Swole! Formulated with 8 high-end, clinically researched ingredients, Super Swole will help boost your lean muscle mass and promotes added strength and pumps for your workout!
Competitive Edge Labs Super Swole Benefits
- Promotes Enhanced Endurance
- Stimulant Free!
- Boosts Muscle Fullness & Vascularity
- Helps Improve Exercise Performance
- Promotes Fast-Acting, Long-Lasing Pumps
- Boosts Lean Muscle & Strength
- Clinically Researched Ingredients
Competitive Edge Labs Super Swole Flavors
- Cosmic Candy
- Grape Blue Raspberry
- Rainbow Unicorn
How to Take Competitive Edge Labs Super Swole
Take as a dietary supplement. Mix 1 scoop with 8-12 oz. of water and take 30 minutes prior to working out. Amount of water can be adjusted to fit taste preference. Start with 1/2 scoop first to assess tolerance.
Super Swole can be used for increased muscle fullness and pumps on non-training days if desired. If so, take 1 scoop in the morning on an empty stomach.
Competitive Edge Labs Super Swole Ingredients
Competitive Edge Labs Super Swole Warnings
This product should only be used by healthy adults that are at least 18 years of age. Consult a physician before using this or any dietary supplement. Do not use if you have ANY medical or psychiatric condition or are taking any prescription medications without first consulting a physician. Do not use if pregnant or nursing. Keep stored in a cool, dry place away from children and animals.
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