Ultra Electrolytes Discovery Pack - Citrus/Raspberry

Name: Ultra Electrolytes Discovery Pack - Citrus/Raspberry
Brand: Puresport
SKU: PSB-ELECTROLYTES-15PK-DISCOVERYPACK
Price: 33.0 GBP
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2 PACK (2 month supply)

Ultra Electrolytes Discovery Pack - Citrus/Raspberry

£33

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30 SACHETS

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Ingredient Per Serving

Sodium (Chloride) 1000mg

Potassium (Chloride) 250mg

Magnesium (Citrate) 100mg

Calcium (Malate) 50mg

Zero Sugar

Natural Sweetener (Steviol Glycosides)*

Natural Raspberry Flavouring

Citric Acid

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ULTRA ELECTROLYTES

Want to try both flavours? The Discovery Pack contains 1x15 sachet box of Citrus and 1x15 sachet box of Raspberry.

Electrolytes are minerals, critical to key bodily functions. You’re constantly losing electrolytes (especially sodium and potassium) through urine, waste, and sweat. Maintaining an adequate level of electrolytes is vital to retain the body’s fluid balance.

Puresport’s Ultra Electrolytes are designed to help you stay hydrated for training sessions and races, where fluid losses are high.

We’ve meticulously crafted Ultra Electrolytes to deliver a high dose of key electrolytes, in a science backed ratio to support optimal hydration, with zero sugar or artificial sweeteners, in one single sachet.

SALTY PACE

Want to try both flavours? The Discovery Pack contains 1x15 sachet box of Citrus and 1x15 sachet box of Raspberry.

Electrolytes are minerals, critical to cellular fluid balance, muscle & nerve function. We lose electrolytes through urine, waste, and sweat.

Maintaining an adequate level of electrolytes is vital to retain fluid balance. Prolonged and strenuous exercise and especially in hotter or humid conditions will likely result in higher fluid loss. Fluid losses also vary by the individual, and some people are “salty sweaters”, exhibiting higher losses of sodium during exercise.

Imbalance through high sweat losses may impact performance & in severe cases could lead to a dangerous condition known as Hyponatremia if blood sodium concentrations continue to fall. This condition has been observed in endurance sports, particularly over long or extreme distances, such as Marathons, Ultra-Marathons and long distance triathlons, and in hot conditions.