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truefuels Gel combines 40 g of carbohydrates with 0.25 or 1 g of salt and electrolytes, formulated in a precise 1:1 glucose–fructose ratio to support high carbohydrate absorption without flavour fatigue.
Neutral flavoured with no artificial ingredients.

Fact #01 truefuels gels deliver a precise 40 g of carbohydrate in a dual-transport formula designed for endurance athletes.
Fact #02 Every truefuels gel already contains built-in sodium, either 0.25 g (Low Salt) or 1 g (High Salt). Because if you needs Carbs you also need sodium
Fact #03 truefuels gels stack with everything else you already do, and you can confidently take them for any event.
# Sachets:
£3.00
per sachet
£3.00
per sachet
£2.87
per sachet
£2.75
per sachet
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Why Energy Gels Matter

After 60–90 minutes of hard effort, glycogen runs low and power output follows. Your body needs fast, bioavailable carbohydrate — and it needs it without the GI distress that kills races. Truefuels Energy Gels are formulated for rapid absorption, clean ingredients, and precise dosing. No bloating, no spike and crash. Just fuel that works when it matters most.

The Energy Gels Solution

1:1 Glucose–Fructose Ratio

40 g of Carbohydrates

Neutral Flavour

Facts

Why this formula?

Most gels are built around flavour or marketing claims. This one is built around how your body actually absorbs carbohydrate under effort. The 1:1 maltodextrin-to-fructose ratio uses two intestinal absorption pathways at once — which means more fuel gets in per hour without the gut issues that come from overloading a single pathway. Himalayan salt is included because hydration and energy delivery are linked: sodium helps you hold onto the fluid you need to keep working. The neutral flavour means you can take gel after gel, hour after hour, without your body starting to reject it. Every ingredient has a job. Nothing is added for appearance.

Who is this for?

For runners, cyclists, and triathletes training or racing at efforts where carbohydrate delivery becomes the limiting factor — typically sessions of 60 minutes or more. If you're targeting 60–120g of carbohydrate per hour, dealing with gut issues from other gels, or just tired of flavours too strong to take consistently, this formula was built around those problems.

Quality Ingredients

Six ingredients. Each one does a specific job.

Maltodextrin & Fructose (1:1 ratio)
Uses two absorption pathways at once instead of one — so more carbohydrate gets through per hour (up to 90g) without upsetting your stomach.

Himalayan Salt
The electrolyte your body loses fastest in sweat. Available in two doses: 0.25g for cool conditions, 1.0g when it's hot or you're going long.

Coconut Water Powder
A natural source of potassium, magnesium, and calcium — broader mineral support without synthetic additions.

Tri Magnesium Citrate
A form of magnesium your body can actually absorb well. Keeps muscles working properly across longer efforts.

Potassium Sorbate
Used at the lowest effective level to keep the product stable. No effect on taste or digestion.

Ingredients: Water, Maltodextrin, Fructose, Coconut Water Powder, Himalayan Salt, Tri Magnesium Citrate, Preservative (Potassium Sorbate)

Nutritional Information

40/1.0 — High Salt (per 70g serving)

Per 100gPer Serving
Energy974 kJ / 229 kcal682 kJ / 160 kcal
Carbohydrate57.2 g40 g
of which sugars33.5 g23.4 g
Salt1.4 g1.0 g
Potassium411 mg288 mg
Sodium552 mg386 mg
Magnesium43 mg30 mg

40/0.25 — Low Salt (per 70g serving)

Per 100gPer Serving
Energy974 kJ / 229 kcal682 kJ / 160 kcal
Carbohydrate57.2 g40 g
of which sugars33.5 g23.4 g
Salt0.35 g0.25 g
Potassium411 mg288 mg
Sodium141 mg98 mg
Magnesium43 mg30 mg

How to Use.

Gel 40/0.25
Use in cool or moderate conditions, shorter sessions, or when sweat losses are lower.

Gel 40/1
Use in warm conditions, long sessions, or when sweat and sodium losses are high. It helps maintain fluid balance and supports sustained performance when demands increase.

Combination strategy
Mix both gels to individualise intake, e.g. 2×40/0.25 + 1×40/1 per hour for high intensity with moderate salt loss.

Choose your Race. Get your Protocol.

Pre-Race Protocol

8 days before 1x CoreCtrl sachet Daily.
30 min before 1x Electrolyte + 500ml water.
Pre-Start 1x Energy Gel

Race Protocol

Energy Gels
Every 30 min 2/h = 80g carbs/h
<18°C: Low-Salt >18°C: High-Salt
Hydration
150–250ml per Gel >18°C: 1x Electrolytes
Always pair hydration with electrolytes

Post-Race Protocol

Immediately after 1x Electrolyte + 500ml water.

Pre-Race Protocol

8 days before 1x CoreCtrl sachet Daily.
30 min before 1x Electrolyte + 500ml water.
Pre-Start 1x Energy Gel

Race Protocol

Energy Gels
Bike: every 20–25 min 2–3/h = 80–120g carb
Run: every 30 min 2/h = 80g carb
Always High-Salt
Hydration
400–800ml / hour >18°C: 1x Electrolytes
Always pair hydration with electrolytes

Post-Race Protocol

Immediately after 1x Electrolyte + 500ml hydration.

Pre-Race Protocol

8 days before 1x CoreCtrl sachet Daily.
30 min before 1x Electrolyte + 500ml water.
Pre-Start 1x Energy Gel

Race Protocol

Energy Gels
Bike: every 20–25 min 2–3/h = 80–120g carb
Run: every 30 min 2/h = 80g carb
Always High-Salt Supplement with on-course nutrition as needed
Hydration
500–900ml / hour Heavy sweaters: Electrolytes
Always pair hydration with electrolytes

Post-Race Protocol

Immediately after Replace 100–150% fluid lost. 1x Electrolyte + 500ml water.

Pre-Race Protocol

8 days before 1x CoreCtrl sachet Daily.
30 min before 1x Electrolyte + 500ml water.
Pre-Start 1x High-Salt Gel

Race Protocol

Energy Gels
Mid-race (~40 min) 1 Gel optional
Always High-Salt · 40g carbs · 1.0g salt
Hydration Sip at each station

Post-Race Protocol

Immediately after 1x Electrolyte + 500ml water.

The fuelling protocols above are general guidelines for informational purposes only. Individual requirements for fluid intake, carbohydrate consumption, and sodium replacement vary depending on body mass, training status, sweat rate, temperature, exercise intensity, gastrointestinal tolerance, and medical history. These protocols do not constitute medical or nutritional advice and are not a substitute for personalised guidance from a qualified sports dietitian or medical practitioner. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Truefuels Ltd accepts no liability for any adverse effects arising from reliance on this information. By following these guidelines you do so entirely at your own risk. If you have a pre-existing medical condition or are taking medication, consult a qualified healthcare professional before following any nutrition or supplementation protocol.

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