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Ballistic Labs combines TRT launch with a straightforward DAA

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Late last month Ballistic Labs revealed and released its all new testosterone boosting formula TRT. For those that missed our detailed post, the supplement is a blend of 10 different muscle-building ingredients. One of the features not in the product is the commonly seen d-aspartic acid, however the brand is giving fans the chance to add in DAA with the help of its other new supplement. Basically in combination with launching TRT, Ballistic has also released an individual ingredient d-aspartic acid formula simply titled DAA. Fans will likely see the basic product sold as a stack with TRT, however the brand has said it is available by itself.

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