SIS Science In Sport GO Isotonic Energy Gel Apple 60ml - Case of 15 [Best Before: 31/05/2026]

Best Before. 31/05/2026. Product Description. SIS Science In Sport GO Isotonic Energy Gel – Apple Flavour (60ml) – Case of 15 are high-performance energy gels formulated to provide fast, easily digestible carbohydrate fuel for athletes and active individuals during training, endurance sessions or competitive events. The isotonic design means these gels can be taken without water, allowing rapid absorption and helping you stay energised without slowing down.. The crisp apple flavour delivers a refreshing taste that’s smooth to consume on the go — ideal for runners, cyclists, triathletes and anyone needing a quick, reliable energy boost when under physical demand.. Key Benefits. Rapid energy delivery from easily absorbed carbohydrates. Isotonic formulation — goes down quickly without fluid, reducing digestive load. Supports endurance, performance and sustained effort. Crisp apple flavour for a refreshing, energising taste. Convenient 60ml gel sachets — easy to carry and consume. Case of 15 gels — great for training blocks, events or everyday use. Ingredients. Water, Maltodextrin (33%), Flavouring, Gelling Agents (Gellan Gum, Xanthan Gum), Acidity Regulators (Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate), Preservatives (Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate), Sweetener (Acesulfame K), Sodium Chloride, Antioxidant (Ascorbic Acid).. Nutritional Information (Typical per 60ml Gel). Nutritional Information. Per 100ml. Per 60ml. Energy. 613kJ / 144kcal. 368kJ / 87kcal. Fat. 0.1g. 0g. Of which saturates. 0g. 0g. Carbohydrate. 36g. 22g. Of which sugars. 1.0g. 0.6g. Protein. 0g. 0g. Salt. 0.01g. 0.01g. Directions for Use. Consume 1 gel during prolonged exercise or just before activity when you need a burst of carbohydrate energy. Because it’s isotonic, this gel does not require water to aid absorption, making it ideal for use mid-session without stopping.. Who It’s For. Endurance runners and cyclists. Triathletes and long-distance athletes. Anyone participating in extended training sessions. Active people needing quick, digestible energy during exercise