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Redcon1 starts its simple Basic Training Series with a vitamin C supplement

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The Basic Training Series is an all-new line of simple supplements from Redcon1 that has just the one product to start in a straightforward vitamin C formula. Redcon1’s Vitamin C comes with a gram of its title ingredient in each of its 120 tablets per bottle to provide antioxidant and immune support, and costs $19.99 through the brand’s online store.

It is worth further highlighting that as mentioned, Redcon1 has introduced its simple vitamin C supplement as the first entry in the Basic Training Series. We have to assume from here the brand is planning to fill out that collection and add more products that are just as straightforward as the first in the line, similar to what we’ve seen from other brands.

Typically, essential style lines include things like creatine and glutamine powders, multivitamins, and fish oil; supplements you would take on a day-to-day basis. We’re not sure if that’s the direction Redcon1 is taking for its Basic Training Series, for now, we’re just going to have to wait and see.