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HIGH5 Zero Electrolyte Hydration Tablets Added Vitamin C (Berry , 20 Count (Pack of 1)), zero sugar zero calories sports drink (£2.86 S&S)
HIGH5 Zero Electrolyte Hydration Tablets Added Vitamin C (Berry , 20 Count (Pack of 1)), zero sugar zero calories sports drink (£2.86 S&S)
HIGH5 Zero Electrolyte Hydration Tablets Added Vitamin C (Berry , 20 Count (Pack of 1)), zero sugar zero calories sports drink (£2.86 S&S)
HIGH5 Zero Electrolyte Hydration Tablets Added Vitamin C (Berry , 20 Count (Pack of 1)), zero sugar zero calories sports drink (£2.86 S&S)
HIGH5 Zero Electrolyte Hydration Tablets Added Vitamin C (Berry , 20 Count (Pack of 1)), zero sugar zero calories sports drink (£2.86 S&S)
HIGH5 Zero Electrolyte Hydration Tablets Added Vitamin C (Berry , 20 Count (Pack of 1)), zero sugar zero calories sports drink (£2.86 S&S)
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Posted 1 September 2023

HIGH5 Zero Electrolyte Hydration Tablets Added Vitamin C (Berry , 20 Count (Pack of 1)), zero sugar zero calories sports drink (£2.86 S&S)

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HIGH5 ZERO hydration tablet is a refreshing sugar free electrolyte drink with zero caloriesthat makes it easy to stay hydrated throughout the day
HIGH5 ZERO hydration tablets contain precise levels of key electrolytes, sodium and magnesium, to meet your hydration requirements during training and racing
HIGH5 ZERO is not just a sports drink. Simply add these rehydration tablets to water to help your body quickly absorb fluids and restore a healthy level of hydration
HIGH5 ZERO's scientific formula includes Vitamin C, which helps to support a healthy immune system, protect cells from oxidative stress and reduce tiredness and fatigue
With natural flavourings, HIGH5 ZERO makes a refreshing great tasting electrolyte drink



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Ingredients
Acidity Regulators (Citric Acid, Malic Acid), Sodium Bicarbonate, Firming Agent (Sorbitols), Magnesium Carbonate, Sodium Citrate, Potassium Citrate, Natural Flavourings, Beetroot Concentrate, L-Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), Calcium Carbonate, Sweetener (Sucralose), Black Carrot Concentrate, Leucine, Curcuma Powder, Green Tea Leaves Extract (Camellia Sinensis O.Ktze), Sodium Chloride.

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Directions
Mix to taste:
2 tabs (8g) = Strong
1 tab (4g) = Weak

Safety Warning
Do not exceed the recommended daily dosage. Excessive consumption may produce laxative effects.

Store in a cool dry place. Keep out of reach of young children.

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  1. davew2011's avatar
    Wooouod these do anything for hangovers ?
    Myusernamehasgone234's avatar
    Yes, quite effective in my experience. I have one before I sleep and then another when I wake up.
  2. Gigasonix's avatar
    Also Orange&cherry or tropical or pink grapefruit (edited)
  3. fishmaster's avatar
    The recommended potassium intake for an average adult 19-50 years of age is 3,400 milligrams (mg) per day for men and 2,600 mg per day for women.

    heart.org/en/…ure (edited)
    Sound.as.a.'s avatar
    Dude, these aren’t to be had as a normal drink during the day. When I get back from a serious training session you can scrape the salt crystals off my head and clothing… it’s insane. The problem amateur runners make is flooding their body with excess water, further diluting their salt and mineral reserves. These tablets are meant to prevent that happening. I’ve used 8 of these in a day before when climbing Mount Ventoux in 36 degree heat. I maintained hydration and felt great at the end and on the next days ride.
  4. supersk8r's avatar
    I work in a pool hall at a school for special needs so air temp is 32 and pool is 30ish. ie hot as hell and sweat a hell of a lot.

    Was getting banging headaches even with drinking plenty of water. Got these and headaches subsided. Probably salt content helped.

    Great wee soluble tablet.

    Heat
  5. T0nyM0ntana's avatar
    These are really good, I use them for cycling. Also great if you have been sweating when it's hot, or just a bit deydrated.
  6. mr_johnsie's avatar
    I use the SIS version of these to prevent cramps in my long runs. If I get a cramp it’s always because I didn’t take one. (edited)
  7. proevo21's avatar
    HIGH5 Zero Electrolyte Hydration Tablets Added Vitamin C (Citrus , 20 Count (Pack of 8))
    Works out as £2.17 per tube on s&s if you have 15% off.
  8. Purple_'s avatar
    Cracking price. Ordered 4 at £2.86 each. Thanks op. May as well stock up while they're on offer.
  9. Angel_Of_The_North's avatar
    Talking about the salt amount - some people (myself included) need to increase their salt intake for health reasons.
  10. stonebear's avatar
    Good price, I used these when I was on keto and they helped the muscle cramps.
  11. Angel_Of_The_North's avatar
    Ordered thank you 
    Optimus2050's avatar
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    Cool
  12. davew2011's avatar
    Cheers folks 
  13. pjs2005's avatar
    thanks for sharing
  14. Sonsey's avatar
    Thanks OP, ordered 🏻
  15. Keefy68's avatar
    Ordered. I usually get the eight tube multipacks, but his works out cheaper (for the nicer flavours). Been using these for a couple of years now (since a re.lay bad cramp attack after a swimming session). Not had one since having one of these in water prior to a training session. I also often have one prior to bedtime - which I’ve found completely stop night leg cramps and other aches. Sometimes I have them just as refreshing drink. I’ve tried various brands (and there are many) but always come back to this brand. Some of the flavours are better than others - but Tropical is definitely the best (for me at least - though Citrus is good too).

    And yes, they really DO make a big difference to the severity of hangovers!

    thanks OP!
    Sound.as.a.'s avatar
    Nice, not sure how you do a mixed order. I have to do them separately
  16. HPMan's avatar
    Thanks OP and thanks to the other posters advising on a good hangover cure, I'm old so hangovers are terrible sometimes.
  17. andrewnorrish's avatar
    I have adrenal insufficiency and these are vital when I've done too much or have a bout of diarrhea/sickness heat from me.
  18. RavensNest_OfTech's avatar
    50906978-3nMwf.jpgCould be worse
  19. Kittymiaow's avatar
    Great deal, thanks!
  20. mr_trumpet's avatar
    Anybody use these for fasting?
    Optimus2050's avatar
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    Not that I heard buts it’s a great idea… also great cure to reduce or remove hangovers
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