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Basic Hydration: Simplicity Meets Effectiveness in Electrolyte Form
In an industry that often overcomplicates things, Basic Supplements continues to prove that sometimes less is more. Their latest release, Basic Hydration, delivers exactly what the name suggests – a straightforward, effective hydration formula without unnecessary bells and whistles.
Following the successful launches of Basic PRE and their other foundational supplements, Basic Hydration maintains […]
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AN Performance Hydration: Applied Nutrition USA’s ATP-Powered Performance Supplement
After teasing the market with their rebranded AN USA brand and announcing their exclusive partnership with The Vitamin Shoppe, Applied Nutrition USA has finally unveiled their first major launch under the AN Performance banner: AN Performance Hydration.
AN Performance Hydration: AN USA’s First Major Launch is All About PerformanceThis isn’t just another electrolyte […]
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HYDRATION: The Ultimate Guide to Electrolyte and Fluid Balance
We’ve all heard that the human body is roughly 60% water.[1]
But where does that water actually go? Where is it stored? The answer is, in your cells, which consist of an even greater proportion of water by weight: Your cells are actually 70% water![2]
What Does It Mean To Be Hydrated?Arguably, the […]
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Inspired Nutraceuticals Endless RTD: For Endless Youth and Hydration
A long time ago (2017), in an industry far, far away, an upstart supplement brand named Inspired Nutraceuticals formulated a supplement named Endless. With a subtitle of “Carbohydrate Sports Drink” and a now-discontinued formula loaded with carbs, vitamins, minerals, ergogenics like creatine and betaine, BCAAs, and even a VO2 blend, the product was probably […]
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Kaged Hydration Elite Series: Next Generation Hydration Support at GNC
PricePlow’s coverage of Kaged’s massive August 31st, 2023 GNC launch continues with a reveal of their next-generation hydration supplement: Kaged Hydration Elite.
Anyone who’s used Kaged supplements likely knows about Hydra-Charge, the brand’s delicious electrolyte drink mix with added antioxidant support.
Launched in 2015, Hydra-Charge came before the hydration trend seriously took off, […]
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Soul Performance Nutrition Aura Endorphin Flow: Optimized Nitric Oxide AND Hydration
Soul Performance Nutrition is the brainchild of Matthew Karich, a regular contributor to the PricePlow Discord and a guest on Episode #068 of the PricePlow Podcast.
We regard Soul Performance as having one of the most methodical formulation philosophies in the industry. Regular readers of the blog will know why, since we’ve covered their […]
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5% Nutrition KILL IT RTD: Rich Piana Power in the Palm of Your Hands
For years, 5% Nutrition has led the industry in the “more of everything” category of bodybuilding supplements and sports nutrition. This is an excellent case of a brand taking on a personality that mirrors its founder. Rich Piana, after all, could certainly not be accused of moderation or having a conservative mindset. Everything he did […]
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5% Nutrition Hydrate STK: Not Your SAMe Ol’ Electrolyte Supplement
Hydration has been all the rage the past couple of years, with numerous electrolyte supplements taking the world by storm — going beyond the sports nutrition industry and making it into grocery stores as well. It’s clear that we, as a society, have a significant mineral deficiency problem, to say the least.
But one thing […]
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Alpha Lion SuperHuman POST: Muscle Protein Synthesis Maximizer
Premium supplement manufacturer, Alpha Lion, has been on the bleeding edge of supplement innovation since they first appeared on the scene. Case in point: Alpha Lion was the first company to bring MitoBurn (L-BAIBA) and CaloriBurn GP (grains of paradise extract) to the consumer market with their Alpha Lion Gains Candy line, launching Gains […]
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