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CarniTea yet another dual category supplement from UPS Protein

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It seems the Australian brand UPS Protein is back to being busy as following on from its update on the creatine and pump pre-workout Crea-Swole, comes confirmation of another entirely new supplement. Joining the brand’s list of coming soon products is one more double category formula officially titled CarniTea. While we don’t yet know everything about the product, if it wasn’t obvious CarniTea is both a carnitine and green tea supplement.

The carnitine side of UPS Protein’s upcoming CarniTea is likely to be fairly straightforward, with one or maybe more sources of carnitine thrown in the mix. As for the tea side of things, all we know is that green tea is in there, which will make the supplement a bit of a competitor with the incredibly popular Green Tea X50. The advantage of course with CarniTea over Green Tea X50 will be that it also includes carnitine, although there is the chance UPS has included even more to separate the two.

Much like UPS Protein’s Crea-Swole, CarniTea is due to be released some time soon with at least two options said to be on its menu when it arrives.