Reply With QuoteId say to go bulk. Im nt sure of any that contain both, but you will definitely get a better deal to buy bulk, and just mix them up in your protein or creatine.Originally Posted by ironbull
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beta alanine/citrulline malate
im looking for a good product that has both these ingedients
i know body ocatane but is there any others
also jus considering buy both bulk
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That's not a bad question. Someone probably should mix those products because they're both good for preventing fatigue. BCAAs good too.
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