12-Pack 12-Oz MusclePharm FitMiss Sugar Free Energy Drink (various)
from $7.60
$11.40
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Amazon has 12-Pack 12-Oz MusclePharm FitMiss Sugar Free Energy Drinks on sale from $8.44 -> now from $7.60. Shipping is free with Amazon Prime or on orders $25+.
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Amazon.com[amazon.com] has 12-Pack 12-Oz MusclePharm FitMiss Sugar Free Energy Drink(various flavors) for the prices listed below. Shipping is free with Prime or on $25+
Model: MusclePharm FitMiss Energy Drink 12oz (Pack of 12) - Watermelon Waterfall - Sugar Free Calories Free - Perfectly Carbonated with No Artificial Colors or Dyes
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Do you happen to have any peer reviewed studies to reference that shows sucralose is a "trash" ingredient?
Listen if you want to avoid it, fine, but don't spread your opinion formed on nothing but hearsay to everyone else. FWIW sucralose is not absorbed in your body at all, it is all excreted unchanged. You can look up the 100s of peer reviewed studies done on it all over the world.
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I love sucralose
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Lol 😝😜
I don't know why SD doesn't mention that in the OP but instead makes you look for that pertinent info. on Amazon's page.
Stop buying/supporting products with trash ingredients, and companies will stop making them.
Ok mom.
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