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Gaming brand CTRL launches a bundle with a sample of each of its flavors

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CTRL is a gaming supplement company we introduced last year, although it doesn’t make the typical gaming product to increase energy, enhance focus, and improve reaction. CTRL’s one and only supplement is a meal replacement designed to provide gamers with a quick and easy nutrition solution so they can get back to gaming that extra bit quicker.

The CTRL product provides 23g of protein, 33g of carbohydrates, and 6g of fat, with three flavors to choose from in Cinnamon Toast, Fruity Flakes, and Cocoa Crunch. This week, the rather unique gaming supplement company has made it easier to find out if its product is right for you, and better yet, which flavor of its three you would prefer to buy an entire bag of.

CTRL’s balanced meal replacement shaker is now available in a bundle of single-serving sachets, with one of each of its three flavors. The entire kit will cost you $15.99, and it comes with a shaker to mix up the samples. It’s nowhere near as cost-effective as buying a bag at $52.99 for 20 servings, but it’ll save you from investing in a flavor you may not end up liking.