Electrolytes
Hydration, with the formula in plain sight.
A flavoured powder with sodium, potassium and magnesium citrate, plus taurine and amino acids. See the fully disclosed formula.
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Why choose this product?
More in your training drink.
Choose a fruit-flavoured blend that brings minerals and amino acids together, with each active amount listed.
- A fuller formula. Taurine, citrulline and tyrosine feature alongside magnesium, potassium and sodium citrate ingredients.
- Clarity in every scoop. The formula lists the ingredient quantities per 10.5 g scoop, while the nutrition panel identifies 100 mg sodium.
- Manufacturer-direct value. A 315 g pouch gives you 30 scoops. Choose your flavour, see the price upfront and buy from the Australian team behind Premium Supps.
From $27.47 AUD per pouch. Buy 3 pouches.
Active ingredients
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Taurine | 2 g |
| L-Citrulline | 1 g |
| Arginine Nitrate | 1 g |
| Agmatine Sulfate | 1 g |
| L-Tyrosine | 1 g |
| Acetyl-L-Carnitine | 500 mg |
| Magnesium Citrate | 300 mg |
| Potassium Citrate | 300 mg |
| Sodium Citrate | 300 mg |
| L-Ornithine | 300 mg |
| Pink Himalayan Salt | 50 mg |
Sodium: 100 mg per labelled scoop. Citrate amounts above are ingredient weights, not elemental mineral amounts.
Label declarations, not independent measurements of this finished blend. Check your current flavour label for the complete ingredients, flavourings and allergens.
Directions and important product information
Mix one label-directed 10.5 g scoop with 500–1,000 mL water. Fluid and electrolyte needs vary with climate, sweat rate, exercise intensity and individual circumstances.
Questions before you choose?
How much sodium is in a scoop?
The nutrition panel declares 100 mg sodium per 10.5 g scoop. The separate 300 mg sodium citrate amount is an ingredient weight, not 300 mg elemental sodium.
How much water do I use?
The product directions specify 500–1,000 mL water for one label-directed 10.5 g scoop. Your fluid requirements vary with the conditions and activity.
LAB TESTS · Electrolytes
The results, explained.
Read the available documentation alongside this product’s label. Match the named product or ingredient, tested batch and measured result.
What to check in the report
A label claim is the declared amount. A laboratory result is the measurement of the sample identified in the report. Compare the result with the stated specification.
Need your batch’s report? Ask us for matching documentation.
How to read a lab result
Specification vs result: the specification is the target or limit; the result is what the laboratory measured. mg/mL measures concentration, % w/w measures content by weight, and ppm means parts per million.
“Not detected” and “less than”: ND means the laboratory did not detect the substance within its test capability. A “<” result is below the stated reporting value. Neither means an absolute zero.
Each report applies to its identified sample and tests. Check the batch, date and method. An ingredient certificate describes that ingredient sample; it does not measure every active dose in the finished product.
