FAQs

Fluid is best absorbed when delivered as part of a carbohydrate-electrolyte drink, so GO Electrolyte is the primary option for hydration and energy in events longer than 90 minutes.

GO Energy can be used in cooler conditions when your sweat rate is lower, or before endurance activity as part of a carbohydrate loading regime. GO Hydro does not contain any energy, so it could be used in conjunction with GO Energy or for sessions lasting less than one hour when no additional carbohydrate is required.

The main difference between the two products is the carbohydrate content. REGO Rapid Recovery has 25g of carbohydrate and 20g of protein per serving. It is best to use it for after training sessions which have significantly depleted your glycogen stores, such as long endurance or high intensity sessions.

Whey Protein contains 23g protein per serving, with less than 2g each of carbohydrate or fat per serving. This makes it a convenient source of high quality protein with very little else, ideal for supporting your lean muscle mass.

All products can be used by diabetics if they take account of the carbohydrate content and build it into a nutritional strategy. Please speak to your GP if you are unsure.

No, they were designed to make it easy for an athlete to take an energy boost that is convenient during exercise and light on the stomach. More concentrated gels, particularly those which contain simple sugars such as glucose and fructose are more likely to cause gastric distress. No additional water is needed to help the absorption of GO Isotonic gels, but you should still drink to remain hydrated during your activity.

It is not recommended to do so. Mixing it with milk will completely change the behaviour of the product. The products have been designed to provide a source of rapidly digested protein to aid recovery as quickly as possible. Milk is 80% casein, which is a slowly digested protein. That is why we use it in our Overnight Protein Recovery Product to provide a source of slowly digested protein as you sleep.

The main differences between REGO and REGO Plus are the carbohydrate content per serving, protein source used and addition of glutamine. REGO contains 22g of carbohydrate whereas REGO Plus contains 40g of carbohydrate.

Both REGO and REGO Plus deliver a protein dose required to promote maximal rates of muscle protein synthesis. REGO is formulated using Soy Protein & added Leucine and REGO Plus is formulated using Whey Protein & added Leucine

REGO Plus also includes 5g of added Glutamine

Our Bars and Gels have a 3 months minimum expiry date, whilst the Powders/Tables have 6 months minimum. Caffeine shots have a 3 month expiry date and WHEY20 gels can have a minimum expiry date of 2 months.

All of our products are Informed Sport tested. Most of our products are tested under the unique Triple Testing method that provides unrivalled confidence for our athletes. For further information, please see our Informed Sport information page.

We use some sweeteners in various products across our range. Those used are Aspartame, Acesulfame K and Sucralose either singularly or in combination with each other. All of these sweeteners have been heavily tested, as with all aspects of our products, and are completely safe for consumption. For further information, full nutritional breakdowns and ingredients can be found on each product page.