Science in Sport Go Electrolyte 1.6kg Tub Lemon/Lime

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SiS GO Electrolyte contains a blend of an easily digestible and quick supply of carbohydrate as well as electrolytes (such as sodium) that promote optimal hydration.FORMAT: A combination of energy sources and electrolytes enhance your body's ability to absorb water during exercise, maintain your endurance performance and protect against cramp. The product is mixed at appropriate concentrations of carbohydrate (36 grams as a 6% solution), sodium (20 mmol/L) and fluid (500ml serving) in order to achieve the combined aims of energy and hydrationMIX: Simply add 40g of GO Electrolyte (2 scoops = 40g) to 500ml of water in a bottle and shake well ensuring the lid is firmly closedCONSUME: Drink 500ml every 45-60 minutes of exercise or as requiredFLAVOUR: 4 taste options - Lemon, Blackcurrant, Tropical, OrangeWITHOUT: No artificial sweetenersINFORMED SPORT: All Science in Sport products are tested under the Informed Sport programme and does not contain any banned substanceSUITABLE FOR: Vegans, Vegetarians, Lactose free, Gluten Free, Wheat Free, Nut Free, Soya FreePACK SIZES: 1.6kh

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BALANCED ELECTROLYTE LEVELS: Physical activity leads to sweating and the loss of electrolytes, which are essential for regulating muscle and nerve function. This isotonic drink powder helps replenish those minerals after exercise HYDRATION THROUGH SODIUM: The electrolyte drink powder contains a balanced amount of sodium. Sodium is important for supporting and maintaining the body’s fluid balance ENERGY-RICH: The electrolyte powder contains 36g of carbohydrates per serving, providing the body with plenty of energy and supporting both training and competition preparation VEGAN: Made from high-quality ingredients and featuring a delicious blackcurrant flavor, this electrolyte sports powder is vegan and suitable for a plant-based diet SIS SCIENCE IN SPORT: Science in Sport is a pioneer in sports nutrition. Since 1992, we have collaborated with research institutes, elite athletes, and sports scientists