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    Swole...

    is it ok to mix this stuff with creatine? and can i stay on it indefinately?

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    it is creatine

    or do you mean with other creatine?

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    oh it is? is it creatine monohydrate?

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    It is Tricreatine Citrate which is the most bioavailable and soluble form of creatine. What did you think swole was?






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    i dunno man thats why im asking

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    Hey sweetie. Yes, SwoleV.2 is creatine.

    It's recommended to cycle it. You don't have to........I would recommend it.

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