Cadence NutritionPack of 30 x 36g Vanilla Classic Energy Gels
R489
About
Classic Energy Gel is a scientifically optimised formula for rapid energy delivery. A combination of matodextrose and fructose, it offers as scientifically validated formulation for maximum energy delivery. Additional sodium and potassium replace lost electrolytes, prevent hyponatraemia and may prevent cramping. Caffeine and taurine (vanilla pod and espresso only) improve mental alertness, boost exercise performance and reduce muscle damage.
Product Features
- Scientific proven formulation containing multiple transportable carbohydrate
- Reduce the risk of hyponatraemia & prolong glucose absorption
- Improve exercise performance & increase exercise oxidative capacity
- Caffeine improves sprint, time trial and endurance performance as well as enhancing recovery rate
- Includes: 30 x 36g gels
- Expiry date: 28/02/2022
Product Specification
Ingredients
- Maltodextrin syrup, Reversed osmosis water, Fructose, Magnesium lactate, Pectin citrate, L-taurine, Potassium citrate, Di-sodium phosphate, Mono-potassium phosphate, Sodium chloride, Preservative (Potassium sorbate), Flavouring, Caffeine anhydrous, Citric acid anhydrous.
Direction & Doses
- Consume 1 gel each hour during intense exercise when used in conjunction with Cadence Nutrition Classic Energy drink or Cadence Nutrition Marathon drink. Alternatively consume 3 gels each hour during intense exercise, combining each with 250 ml of water.
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