• Brand: GU
• Flavor: Vanilla Bean
• Item Form: Liquid
• Special Ingredients: Electrolytes (sodium, potassium), caffeine, branched-chain amino acids
• Diet Type: Vegan
• Age Range (Description): Adult
• Package Information: Bag
• Number of Items: 16
• Specific Uses For Product: Running, biking, hiking, skiing
• Material Feature: Gluten Free, Vegan

• The Original Sports Nutrition Energy Gel provides 100 calories and electrolytes in a portable packet to help athletes perform their best.
• Dual carb source from maltodextrin and fructose for efficient absorption whether running, biking, hiking or skiing.
• Branched-chain amino acids help decrease muscle damage and mental fatigue during activity.
• Flavors include Vanilla Bean with 20mg caffeine, 60mg sodium, 40mg potassium or Tri-Berry with 20mg caffeine, 55mg sodium, 30mg potassium.
• Vegan, gluten-free portable energy gel packets for training or racing year-round.

This 16-count bundle combines GU Energy Original sports nutrition gels in two complementary flavors - Vanilla Bean and Tri-Berry. Both gel varieties provide the rapid energy absorption and muscle recovery support that has made GU the choice of elite athletes for over 25 years. The heart of the formula is a blend of maltodextrin and fructose for efficient calorie delivery, along with electrolytes to maintain water balance. Branched-chain amino acids limit muscle damage and speed recovery. The Vanilla Bean flavor provides 100 calories, 20mg caffeine, 60mg sodium, and 40mg potassium per packet. The Tri-Berry option has the same calorie and amino acid content, with 20mg caffeine, 55mg sodium and 30mg potassium per gel. With a portable, concentrated source of energy and stamina-boosting nutrients, these gels equip you to sustain any athletic endeavor. The two flavors work well individually or together to prevent flavor fatigue over long events, providing versatile performance fuel for training and competition.

• Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ GU

Consume 1 packet during exercise for energy

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