NamedSport Sport Gel Lemon Ice Tea 25ml | Glucogenic Energy Gel
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NamedSport Sport Gel Lemon Ice Tea – Glucogenic Energy for Endurance Athletes
When your body needs more than just carbs, the NamedSport Sport Gel Lemon Ice Tea steps up. This advanced glucogenic formula combines 5 staggered-release carbohydrates with premium Ajipure® amino acids — Glycine and L-Alanine — to actively support glucose synthesis mid-effort. Refreshing lemon ice tea flavour that’s easy on the palate and the stomach, even deep into a long ride or run.
Why Athletes Choose the Glucogenic Formula
- Glucogenic Amino Acids (Ajipure®) – Pharmaceutical-grade Glycine & L-Alanine support glucose synthesis, helping sustain energy when glycogen runs low
- Low GI Isomaltulose Palatinose™ – Slow-release carbohydrate for stable, crash-free energy throughout your session
- 5-Carb Blend with Maltodextrin (varying D.E.) – Instant and long-lasting fuel via dual-channel carbohydrate absorption
- D-Ribose – Supports cellular energy (ATP) production for sustained output
- No water needed – Perfect gel consistency straight from the Mopak; no mixing, no mess
- Easy-to-use straw – One-handed access on the bike, trail, or track
- Fat free & Vegan friendly – Clean label, no unnecessary additives
- Particularly suitable for endurance sport – Running, cycling, triathlon, trail, MTB
When to Use
Take 1 Mopak (25 ml) immediately before or during training/racing. For sessions longer than 90 minutes, take one gel every 45–60 minutes to maintain performance output and delay fatigue.
Nutritional Highlights
- 25 ml per serving (Mopak format)
- Multi-source carbohydrates for dual-channel absorption
- Ajipure® Glycine & L-Alanine – extra pure quality glucogenic amino acids
- D-Ribose for cellular energy support
- Lemon Ice Tea flavour – light, refreshing, and easy on the stomach
The smarter gel for longer efforts. Pocket a few Mopaks and keep your engine running — kilometre after kilometre.