SiS Science In Sport Beta Fuel 1 / 15 Pack for Sport Cycling Running Energy Boost for Running, Cycling & Endurance – High-Carb, Pre-Workout, Marathon, Stamina, Electrolytes, Gym, Sports Nutrition, Performance

Key Features:

2:1 ratio maltodextrin:fructose 80g total carbohydrate Isotonic pH neutral Natural flavours and sweetener Added Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium and Calcium.

Is Beta Fuel isotonic?

Yes, when mixed to concentration (one 84 g sachet in 500 ml water) Beta Fuel is Isotonic.

How does Beta Fuel compare to other 2:1 sports drinks?

Each 500ml serving of Beta Fuel provides 80% more carbohydrate than High5 Energy Drink and 2.5 times more energy than Torq Energy Drink

How should I mix Beta Fuel?

Mix one serving (84 g) of Beta Fuel with 500 ml of fluid. No complicated directions, our drink isn’t limited by a need to use a specific type of water like other niche brands, simply mix & go.

What are the benefits of Beta Fuel?

Fuelling requirements for long endurance events (greater than 2.5 hours) are 60-90 g of carbohydrate per hour. The ability to deliver carbohydrate with minimized risk of gastrointestinal issues is crucial to performance.

How does Beta Fuel fit into my overall fuelling plan?

During long endurance events greater than 2.5 hours, it is recommended to fuel with 60-90 grams of carbohydrate per hour, from the first hour. When fuelling a flat, less technical ride, drink 250 ml of Beta Fuel per hour and use additional products from the GO Energy Range to fuel with 60-90 grams of carbohydrate per hour. When the route profile is challenging, i.e long climbs or technical descents, drink 125 ml of Beta Fuel every 15 minutes to fuel an hour.

What is the nutritional information per serve?

Beta Fuel is 80 grams carbohydrate, 20 mmol/L sodium and 500 ml of fluid per serving.

Are these natural?

Yes, Beta Fuel uses natural flavours and is free from colours and preservatives.

Is Beta Fuel Banned Substance Tested?