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Greentea TX100 gets a 2nd flavor 9 months after release

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Late last year the Australian brand Body Science introduced their Green Tea X50 challenger similarly named Greentea TX100. While Tribeca’s hit product is promoted as the equivalent of 20 cups of regular green tea, BSc is doing their best to stand out above X50 claiming TX100 is equivalent to 100 cups. Regardless of what differences the two have formula wise, one thing Green Tea X50 has had over Greentea TX100 right from the start is flavors.

BSc only released their challenger in Super Berry, although now nine months later TX100 is finally getting another option. It has been confirmed that coming soon to stores down under is a second flavor for the supplement with the traditional Watermelon. While Greentea TX100 fans will most likely appreciate the effort, BSc still has a long way to go if they want to even come close to the variety available for the original green tea hit.

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