Science in Sport Hydro+ Electrolytes Powder Sachets with 5 Essential and Added Vitamins C, B6, B12 for Hydration Drink Berry, Pack of 6

Science in Sport Hydro+ Hydration Support Powder delivers fast and balanced hydration with a refreshing natural berry flavour. This advanced formula is expertly infused with a premium electrolyte blend including Sodium, Potassium, Calcium, and Magnesium to quickly replenish what is lost through sweat, stabilizing your body's fluid balance and supporting physical endurance.Further enhanced with Vitamin C, B6, and B12, it effectively boosts energy metabolism and helps relieve physical fatigue. Designed for pure, healthy hydration, it uses natural flavourings and mild sweeteners for a light, low-burden taste. Each pack contains six convenient 4.5g single-serve sachets that dissolve instantly in 500ml of water. Perfect for carrying to the gym, on outdoor adventures, or for maintaining optimal hydration throughout your workday.Ideal for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone with an active lifestyle seeking to support their hydration needs before, during, or after exercise.

Electrolyte sports drink powder: electrolyte powder with 5 essential key electrolytes to help maintain electrolyte balance. the drink powder is ideal for both recreational athletes and professionals during intense training For nerves and muscles: electrolytes such as magnesium and calcium contribute to normal muscle function. potassium and magnesium are also essential for the normal functioning of the nervous system Valuable vitamin complex: the vitamin c powder supports a normal immune system during and after physical activity. additionally, the included vitamin b6 and vitamin b12 contribute to normal energy metabolism 100% vegan: the sis electrolyte powder is vegan and therefore perfectly suited to complement a plant-based, balanced sports nutrition regimen 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