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Puck ‘N Sour Watermelon confirmed and coming soon to Burn Cycle

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After the Canadian brand Perfect Sports rebranded earlier this year, it kept the hype going with a series of fun and tasty flavors across multiple products. It looks like the Canadian brand is continuing that trend this week with the announcement of a new flavor for its fat burner Burn Cycle.

For those who don’t remember, the last flavor Perfect Sports released for Burn Cycle was the creative Candy Tarts. The brand is continuing with the candy theme today, as the new flavor it’s announced is Puck ’N Sour Watermelon Candy. The brand describes the flavor as “reminiscent of a certain ‘jolly’ watermelon candy.”

Flavors aside, Burn Cycle has maintained its formula with ingredient highlights such as 200mg caffeine, 100mg of theanine, and 40mg of synephrine. Perfect Sports hasn’t confirmed when the new Puck ‘N Sour Watermelon Candy will be available, but has suggested it is coming sooner rather than later.