I don't really want to write a bad review for something that is kind of hard to test, but this is just my honest opinion.
Unfortunately I didn't notice any improvement taking these sachets out on a run in comparison to having nothing at all. It would be hard to say they do what they say unless you complete a scientific study - which I am not in the habit of doing. However for me, I felt no benefit from 'swallowing' one. That is my next issue - they don't taste or feel particularly great. It is almost jelly like and when taking one it just feels more wrong than right, with an unusual taste that I wouldn't say is particularly pleasant, but not god awful either.
To be blunt you probably don't need to be taking these as I don't feel they are a good substitute for water as advertised. Probably just for the placebo effect.
| Product Name | HEALTH_PERSONAL_CARE |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.14 Kilograms |
| Volume | 1.14 Millilitres |
| Units | 1140.0 millilitre |
| Storage Instructions | Cool, dry place |
| Manufacturer contact | Albion Mills Suite 1, Willerby, East Yorkshire, HU10 6DN SIS PLC, 16-18 Hatton Garden, Farringdon, London, EC1N 8AT Science in Sport (Italy) S.R.L. via Michelangelo Buonarroti, 39 20145 Milano Company no C.F.: 09919530965 – REA MI-2121747 |
| Country of origin | Gb |
| Brand | Science in Sport |
| Format | Gel |
| Country of origin | United Kingdom |
