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Bulk Electrolyte Powder, Unflavoured, 100g £1.79 S&S
Bulk Electrolyte Powder, Unflavoured, 100g £1.79 S&S
Bulk Electrolyte Powder, Unflavoured, 100g £1.79 S&S
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Posted 22 April 2024

Bulk Electrolyte Powder, Unflavoured, 100g £1.79 S&S

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Really cheap Electrolyte Powder - unflavoured, 100 g at Amazon! Cheapest so far.
About this item
  • A replenishing formula to top up your electrolyte levels
  • Powered by four key electrolytes: sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium
  • Your electrolyte levels are replenished in a 1 g serving
  • Perfect for topping up your levels during intense training sessions
  • This Unflavoured powder is ideal for mixing with your usual shake

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  1. DarrenJunipe-67669.43391's avatar
    ordered twice from their website in the last 2 weeks for this price and both times they cancelled saying not in stock - hopefully this is
  2. Regprentice's avatar
    Great stuff. if you're exercising regularly, or dieting aggressively, it really does help stave off headaches etc.

    I see lot of fitness influencers, including Andrew Huberman, advocating salty water first thing in the morning.

    The only problem with this stuff is that it (obviously) tastes of salt. Other alternatives, such as zero tablets, dont but are massively more expensive. i drink mine with a small amount of cordial to take the edge off the taste.
    woodbino's avatar
    Yes, it's always good science to get your advice from fitness influencers.

    This stuff is pointless.
  3. favid's avatar
    Had this before at £8 and I really cannot recommend - it's really salty which I wouldn't mind except you're barely getting any of the electrolytes per serving
    stovy's avatar
    Can you recommend a better electrolyte please?
  4. euphoricmess's avatar
    I wish I had created products that were this useless but got such high margins
    ttttd's avatar
    I don't use this one but electrolytes are a life saver after a heavy night of drinking!
  5. couponchaser's avatar
    Low-quality ingredients; I would buy quality ingredients separately.
    ttttd's avatar
    Oh yes, potassium sulphate, really hard to get right... (edited)
  6. juGGaKNot's avatar
    so its salt and it costs 20 pounds per kg
    zr-o's avatar
    It's cheap and convenient, as well as being pennies per serving.
    Squash with this is no different than Gatorade/Powerade and considerably cheaper.
    Of course, if you'd prefer to bulk buy the raw ingredients then be my guest, but this is a cheap and convenient way to get potassium and magnesium. Compare how much it'd cost for a Gatorade or a banana per serving. (edited)
  7. Ilostmyselfin1984's avatar
    52629092-l0QlB.jpgreally? Nobody?
  8. lordfriezy's avatar
    This is great for the Summer time when you're sweating it out. Great if you have a condition like POTS or getting dizzy/dehydrated quickly. Consult doctor of course.
  9. Swidc's avatar
    Magnesium oxide... Your body won't absorb much of it

    I personally think this is garbage but I understand it might be okay for some
    stovy's avatar
    Can you recommend a better electrolyte please?
  10. ashyt16turbo's avatar
    What's its normal price? (edited)
    JoeKing5321's avatar
    Same price on their own website though I suspect you’ll have to pay for delivery. 
  11. nokiafusion's avatar
    Thanks ordered 2
  12. zr-o's avatar
    Superb price, ordered before at £8 per 100g. I'll stock up. Cheers, ordered 4. (edited)
  13. Joel_Thomas4vH's avatar
    Good deal, heat added. Thanks for sharing.
  14. J.D's avatar
    Electrolytes AKA Salt
  15. ancestral_aston's avatar
    It's extremely salty. Maybe ok for heavy sweaters. I'm not a fan of the mag oxide.

    The question is, is it better than adding salt or potassium salt to your water?
  16. Serban_Zahari's avatar
    Heavily underdosed and you can't just take more because then it's just salty lol
  17. cheys03's avatar
    Thanks OP! Great price
  18. Bompetty's avatar
    Unavailable now
  19. gravy_davey's avatar
    I'm no expert but comparing to higher end/ more expensive electrolyte supplements. Those have much higher potassium to sodium ratio. (edited)
    stovy's avatar
    Can you recommend a better electrolyte please?
  20. Mikustykus's avatar
    I use a bit of this in the morning as trying keto and intermittent fasting for weight loss - seems to help so will get a bit more in, thanks. I think if you cut out processed foods and drink lots of water, you need to get your salts on board along the way.
    woodbino's avatar
    Yes, but just eating normally would do it. You don't need sodium supplements. Even if you're doing some fad diet.
  21. Tryp's avatar
    That's just all sodium though
  22. Kerienn's avatar
    Celtic salt as alternative maybe better?
  23. Tryp's avatar
    As others have said, the compounds in this are the same as the quality you'd find in something like Lucozade, and you can't really knock this at 100 servings for £1.79. Could make your own electrolyte drink without sweeteners or make diluting juice as effective as Lucozade in whatever flavour you fancy.
  24. Johno123's avatar
    Ordered 2, thanks to OP
  25. Eddie42's avatar
    Expired. But probably still not a bad deal.
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