Skratch Labs - Exercise Hydration Mix Oranges - 1 lb. CLEARANCE PRICED

Price 19.50 USD

EAN/UPC/ISBN Code 859943003018, 859943003056

Brand Skratch Labs


Skratch Labs - Exercise Hydration Mix Oranges - 1 lb. (454g) Skratch Labs Exercise Hydration Mix Oranges is an all-natural sports drink. It replaces both the fluid and electrolytes you lose in sweat while providing just enough calories to help fuel working muscles. Flavored only with real fruit and containing no artificial colors or preservatives, their drink mix won"t upset your stomach, leave a bad taste in your mouth, or challenge your IQ with tongue twisting chem-lab ingredients. It just works better. Maybe that"s why, for years for athletes have been secretly replacing their sponsors" products with drink mix made from Skratch. You Sweat. They Hydrate. Only real fruit for flavor A light and clean taste profile No artificial "anything" Less calories and more electrolytes Skratch Labs Exercise Hydration Mix, also known as "Secret Drink Mix", was developed and tested in the field with athletes competing in races like the Tour de France. For years, athletes would secretly dump their sponsors" drinks to replace it with ours, earning the name SDM from the pros who used it. Those athletes will tell you that they felt better, performed better, and didn"t experience the bloating and stomach issues that they did with other sports or electrolyte drinks. The secret was that our drink just worked better. And now that the secret is out, everyone can use this exercise drink mix to optimize hydration - whether cycling, running, skiing, clubbing, or heck, whenever you"re sweating. How and why was Skratch created?Skratch originally began in 2008 when Dr. Allen Lim got tired of his athletes complaining about their sports drinks, because think about it: Would you wan"t to listen to pro athletes complain all the time? Didn"t think so. At the time, Lim was working with the Garmin Professional Cycling team as their Director of Sport Science preparing them for the Tour de France. He noticed that many of his riders were watering down their sports drinks to make them more tolerable.