Collection: Hydration & Electrolytes

A: There is no hard rule for electrolyte consumption.

However, the difference in alertness when you are dehydrated is very noticeable and immediate. Other clear symptoms of dehydration are a headache, dizziness, extreme fatigue or muscle cramps.

You can also use your urine colour as an indicator for whether you are hydrated enough throughout the day. Read more here.

A: Simply put , electrolytes are electrically charged minerals which have a key role in many bodily functions, specifically fluid balance. Their charge helps pull water from your blood into your muscles. The important electrolytes for athletes are sodium, magnesium, calcium and potassium.

Electrolytes are necessary for a variety of things, like hydration, muscle contraction and blood pressure. Certain electrolytes, like sodium and potassium, are lost in sweat and need to be replaced to maintain the proper fluid balance in the body.

You can find them in most of our products for this reason, particularly KMC ISO MIX.Read more about electrolytes here.

A: Yes - Cramping is caused by a deifiency in electrolytes. Electrolytes are lost through sweating, particularly when exercising vigorously. A deficiency in Electrolytes can also cause fatigue, weakness, tingling, or confusion–none of which are pleasant.

A: KMC ISO MIX is seriously refreshing and easy to mix in a normal bottle.

A: Yes -KMC ISO MIX is suitable for Vegans.

A: Yes -KMC ISO MIX is Gluten Free.

A: Both electrolyte tablets and isotonic drinks are effective for hydration and energy replenishment. Tablets are more convenient and portable, while isotonic drink provide more substantial, all-round nutrition. Including a good concentration of Carbohydrate for energy. In terms of cost-effectiveness, tablets and Isotonic drink powders are roughly the same per serve.

Read More: Electrolyte Tablets vs. Isotonic Drink Powders: Unraveling the Best Energy Source for Endurance Athletes