HYDRATION
Advanced Electrolytes · Chilli Mango
Built for training hydration, electrolytes & easy sipping*
How to Use
Mix 1 serving with cold water as directed on the product label and shake well.
Consume during training or whenever additional hydration and electrolytes are required.
Other Information
Certifications and Testing
We follow defined manufacturing and testing standards to support product quality and transparency.
- Third-Party Lab Tested: Tested by an independent NABL-accredited laboratory for declared parameters.
- Certified Manufacturing Facility: Manufactured in a GMP-certified, ISO-certified and FDA-registered facility.
- Reports Available: Relevant laboratory reports can be viewed on the product page.
TRUSTED BY PEOPLE WHO TRAIN
GUAVA FLAVOR IS JUST AMAZING. GOOD PRODUCT.
ARJUN S.
REGULAR CUSTOMERUSING IT INSTEAD OF BCAA. NICE PRODUCT.
NIKUNJ G.
REGULAR CUSTOMERVALUE FOR MONEY.
HIMANSHU
REGULAR CUSTOMERFEELING LESS DRAINED THAN USUAL. TASTE IS VERY GOOD.
SURAJ
REGULAR CUSTOMERAMAZING TASTE. THE 2G TAURINE IS A GREAT THING.
PRINCE
REGULAR CUSTOMERFORMULA IS GOOD.
MONU
REGULAR CUSTOMERHELPS YOU GET
Enhanced Performance
Fewer Cramps
Less Fatigue
The Problem
Most hydration drinks are not built for gym training
They were built for endurance sports, long running, or pharmacy shelves. That’s not the same as training hard, sweating, and pushing your body every week.
The biggest problem with the industry, Endurance formulas are usually built around long-duration fueling. A hard lifting session is different: sweat, heat, repeated sets.
Carbs can help in endurance sport. But not for normal gym training. Sugars might help a better electrolyte distribution but if you solely depend on it, that becomes a problem.
ORS has a specific job: rehydration during illness or acute fluid loss. Training hydration is a different from this, so the formula should be different too.
Hydration is not just water in the bottle. The real job is helping your body hold and use fluid better when training gets hot, heavy, and repetitive.
made for training hydration
advanced hydration formula for people who train
ELECTROLYTES. TAURINE. COCONUT WATER.
Taurine
2000MGSupports cellular hydration and helps your body handle hard training better.
Sodium
393MGHelps replace the key electrolyte you lose the most through sweat.
Potassium
416MGSupports fluid balance and muscle function during training days.
Magnesium
125MGSupports normal muscle function and completes the electrolyte spread.
Coconut Water
1000MGAdds a clean hydration base instead of making it just another sweet drink.
XCEED HYDRATION VS REGULAR HYDRATION DRINKS
Not all hydration drinks are built for training.
hydration built for training
For the sessions where plain water stops being enough.
complete
electrolyte profileSodium, potassium, magnesium, and taurine in one formula.
taurine-led
hydration supportMost hydration products stop at salts. This goes one step further.
training
not casual sippingMade for hard sessions where you sweat, push, and repeat effort.
Frequently asked questions
Is this supposed to replace water?
No. Water hydrates you. So does food, milk, coconut water, fruits, and a lot of normal things you already consume.
We are not here to scare you into thinking plain water is useless. That is bad marketing.
The point is simple. Training hydration is different. When you train hard, sweat more, or train in heat, you lose more than just water. That is where electrolytes start making sense.
Is this like ORS?
No. ORS has a different purpose.
ORS is made for dehydration support. This is made for training days. We built it to help you stay hydrated during workouts without making it feel like a medical drink.
Why not make it super high in sodium?
Because not every workout needs that.
Some electrolyte drinks are made like everyone is running for hours in extreme conditions. Most gym sessions do not need that kind of sodium-heavy formula.
We use sodium, but we balance it with other electrolytes instead of making the whole product only about salt.
When should I drink it?
Use it before or during training, especially on days when you sweat more.
You can also use it after training if you feel drained or if the weather is hot. It is not something you need to force every day. Use it when it actually makes sense.
Will I actually feel anything?
Not like caffeine. This is not a stimulant.
You will notice it more quietly. Better sipping. Less dryness. Less heavy feeling. Better support when the workout gets longer, hotter, or sweatier.
Hydration does not scream. It works in the background. That is why people ignore it.
Why add dextrose at all?
Because a small amount can help the formula work better.
We use 1.97 g dextrose, which is less than 15 calories. It is not there to turn this into a sugary drink. It is there because glucose can help support fluid and electrolyte absorption when used in the right amount.
So the idea is simple: enough to help hydration, not enough to make the drink heavy.
Why didn’t you add vitamins?
Because this is a hydration drink, not a multivitamin.
Vitamins are important, but adding small amounts into an electrolyte drink does not automatically make it better for hydration or training.
It also will not meaningfully cover your daily micronutrient needs. We kept the formula focused on what actually matters during training: fluids, electrolytes, taste, and easy sipping.
Why do you care so much about taste?
Because hydration only works if you keep drinking it.
If it tastes too salty, too sweet, or too artificial, you will not sip it through the session. A good training hydration drink should feel easy to drink, especially when your mouth is dry and the workout is getting harder.
What makes training hydration different from normal hydration?
Normal hydration is about getting enough fluids through the day.
Training hydration is about what happens during sweat, heat, effort, and longer sessions. You are not just drinking because you are thirsty. You are trying to replace what you are losing while your body is still working.
That is why the formula has to stay light, balanced, and easy to sip. Not too salty. Not too sugary. Not overcomplicated.