






Shred Time Fat Burner

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Supplement Facts
FAQs
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What are the suggested directions for using Shred Time®️?
Take 6 capsules by mouth with food in the morning. Do not exceed 6 capsules per 24 hours.
As a suggestion: To assess your tolerance, take 3 capsules by mouth with food in the morning and 3 capsules with lunch and gradually increase to 6 capsules once daily.
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Why is Shred Time®️ the best product within its category on the market?
As always, we overdosed the most desired ingredients in this category, stacking it with proven ingredient after ingredient, including 1000mg of N-Acetyl L-Carnitine Hydrochloride and 50mg of Grains of Paradise Extract (CaIoriBURN®).
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What is the optimal training style for people taking Shred Time®️?
Shred Time®️ is best for some looking to burn calories, so cardio and high intense training would be a great fit.
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What 5% Nutrition® products can I stack with Shred Time®️?
Stage Ready, Keto aSalt, Knock The Carb Out® Bars, Shake Time®, and All Day You May® can all be stacked with Shred Time®️.
DO NOT use Shred Time®️ with 5150®, Kill It Reloaded, Kill It®, or any other pre-workout that contains stimulants, it would be too much caffeine to consume at one time and could be dangerous and counter productive. We would suggest spacing out the use of Shred Time at least 4 hours after taking any pre-workout.
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Who can take Shred Time®️?
Our supplements are designed to be safe for anyone over the age of 18.
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Do I need to cycle Shred Time®️?
It is not necessary to cycle Shred Time®️, but it wouldn’t hurt to give your body a month break from time to time.
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What are the Shred Time®️ capsules made from?
We use vegetable cellulose in those capsules.
This product is rated 4.9 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 189 reviews.
This product is rated 4.9 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 189 reviews.
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Product Warnings
Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and with lid tightly secured.