Peptides
SUPER SHRED
Also called Super Shred
SUPER SHRED is a marketed nutrient-and-drug blend. QSC’s LC553 declaration includes albuterol alongside carnitine, MIC (methionine, inositol and choline), ATP and B12; albuterol makes this materially different from a vitamin-only shot.
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Sources Labels, studies and notes behind this guide
- 1. QSC: LC553 SUPER SHRED declaration
Explicit per-mL formula includes albuterol 2 mg, MIC total 100 mg, ATP 50 mg, carnitine 400 mg and methylcobalamin 1 mg. Ingredient declaration only.
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LC216 Lipo-B
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