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Compare	ProMera Sports CON-CRET	VS	All American EFX K-Otic

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There are 21 differences and 0 similarities between ProMera Sports CON-CRET, All American EFX K-Otic

Basic Details
Brand		Promera Sports	vs	All American Efx
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Description		Smaller Doses For Superior Results!* Pure Concentrated Creatine Hydrochloride With Unique Micro-dosing!	vs	Hardcore Psychoactive Performance Igniter!* The One Scoop Dose That Delivers In Just 15 Minutes!*
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Category		Build Muscle	vs	Improve Workout
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Serving Size		1 Scoop (1010 Mg)	vs	1 Heaping Scoop (16.8 G)
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Size		48 Servings	vs	32 Servings
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Servings per Container		48	vs	32
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Flavor		Snake Fruit	vs	Fruit Punch Frenzy
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Available Flavors and Sizes		24 Servings - blue Raspberry \| 24 Servings - lemon Lime \| 24 Servings - pineapple \| 24 Servings - snake Fruit - Exclusive! \| 48 Capsules \| 48 Servings - blue Raspberry \| 48 Servings - lemon Lime \| 48 Servings - pineapple \| 48 Servings - snake Fruit - Exclusive! \| 48 Servings - unflavored	vs	32 Servings - fruit Punch Frenzy \| 32 Servings - grape Grenade \| 32 Servings - orange Ambush
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Directions		Directions For Con-cret: Recommended Adult Use: As A Dietary Supplement Take 1 Hour Prior To Training With Approximately 4-6 Ounces (118-177 Ml) Of Water Or Juice. Con-cret Can Be Taken On An Empty Stomach Or With Food Or Mixed With Protein. Normal Training: 1 Serving Per 100 Pounds Of Body Weight. Intense Training: 1-2 Servings Per 100 Pounds Of Body Weight. Off Days: Can Take 1 Serving Per 100 Pounds Of Body Weight To Assist In Muscle Recovery.	vs	Directions For K-otic: Take 1 Scoop With 10 Ounces (296 Ml) Of Water 15-20 Minutes Prior To Workout. For Use On Training Days Only.
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Main Ingredients		Creatine Hcl	vs	Kre-alkalyn
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Other Ingredients		Modified Starch, Maltodextrine, Essential Oils, Natural Flavoring, Sucralose, Tricalcium Phosphate	vs	Citric Acid, Natural & Artificial Flavors, Sucralose, Fd&c Red #40.
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Warnings		Warnings: Consult A Physician Or Healthcare Provider Before Using This Or Any Other Dietary Supplement Or Starting Any Exercise Program. Do Not Exceed Recommended Dose. Maintain Adequate Hydration When Using. Con-cret Is Not A Steroid. It Is Safe And Legal. Exposure To Moisture And Humidity May Cause Clumping But Will Not Affect The Product. Stirring Is Suggested Prior To Use. Keep Out Of Reach Of Children. If Pregnant Or Nursing, Consult A Healthcare Professional Before Use.	vs	Warnings: Do Not Exceed The Suggested Daily Dose. Limit The Use Of Caffeine While Taking This Product. Too Much Caffeine May Cause Nervousness, Irritability, Sleeplessness, And Occasionally Rapid Heart Beat. Do Not Use If You Are Pregnant Or Nursing. Do Not Take 4 Hours Prior To Bedtime As Sleeplessness May Occur. Reduce Or Discontinue Use If Sleeplessness, Tremors, Dizziness, Nervousness, Headaches, Or Heart Palpitations Occur. The Product Is Only Intended To Be Consumed By Healthy Adults 18 And Over.
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Supplement facts
Vitamin C (total ascorbic acid)			vs	25 mg
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Niacin			vs	25 mg
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Caffeine			vs	300 mg
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Vitamin B6			vs	2 mg
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Vitamin B12			vs	1 mg
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Calcium (carbonate)			vs	750 mg
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Folate (Folic Acid)			vs	400 mcg
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Psycho-Anabolic Proprietary Blend			vs	11.8 g
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Creatine HCI		750 mg	vs
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