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Keton1 produceert hoogwaardige natuurlijke voedingssupplementen en testproducten voor het ketogeen (keto), koolhydraatarm en andere (sport)voedingspatronen.
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Boxtel, Netherlands
- info@keton1.nl
- www.keton1.nl
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It gave me acid in my stomach
It gave me acid in my stomach. I used it for my water fasting of 40 hrs. and used 2 scoops. I am a little bit disappointed.

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Super snelle levering en top producten.
Everything as promised
Everything is exactly what was promised. Also, I love the ketostix themselves. Smart packaging and fun colors!

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I am OK with the shipment and the…
I am OK with the shipment and the product itself.

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