Do I need electrolytes if I drink plenty of water?

Heavy sweat is a sodium loss, and water without sodium dilutes what's left — which is why headaches and cramp arrive despite drinking plenty. Replacement at the right level is the fix.

No spin, no small print

Fair questions,straight answers.

Q: Why should I pay £29.99 when budget brands are half that?

Do the per-serving maths, then read both labels. Budget tubs keep their price down the same way they keep their doses down. You're paying for the milligrams the cheap tub left out.

Q: How fast is delivery?

Orders dispatch fast with next-day delivery available in the UK, through our existing store checkout.

Why should I pay £29.99 when Myprotein or Bulk is half that?

Do the per-serving maths, then read both labels side by side. Budget tubs keep their price down the same way they keep their doses down — and a £15 tub of under-dosed powder is the most expensive thing in your gym bag, because it does nothing. You're paying for the milligrams the cheap tub left out.

How do I know this isn't another influencer shill brand?

Three checks. One: no discount-code wall — we don't pay for praise. Two: our athletes compete in tested sport and are shown training, not posing. Three: the label is printed in full, so you don't have to trust us at all — you can verify us.

What's a proprietary blend, and why don't you use one?

A proprietary blend is a legal way to list ingredients without revealing their doses — 58 of the top 100 pre-workouts use at least one. It exists to hide underdosing. Our position is simple: a formula that works has no reason to hide its numbers.

Is 200mg of caffeine enough? Other pre-workouts have 350mg+.

That’s the camouflage talking. Mega-dose caffeine exists to make a weak formula feel strong for forty minutes — then you crash, build tolerance and end up double-scooping. 200 mgdrives a hard session while the actual performance doses (citrulline, beta-alanine) do the work the caffeine can’t.

Isn't 1000mg of sodium a lot?

It’s matched to heavy-sweat sessions — a hard ninety minutes can cost more than that. Super Charge is session-dosed replacement, not an all-day drink. Formulation figures pending final confirmation.

Why tubs instead of sachets?

Value per session. If you train four to six times a week, single-serve sachets are pocket packaging at a premium. The tub lives in your gym bag, and the per-serving price is printed so the maths stays honest.

Do you ever do discounts?

No. £29.99 is the price — no fictional RRPs, no permanent sales, no countdown theatre. When we bundle (the GS Bundle pairs both tubs at £44.99), the bundle price is just the bundle price. A price that needs a gimmick is a price that wasn't honest to begin with.

How fast is delivery?

Fast dispatch, with next-day delivery available in the UK. Checkout runs through our established store with secure payments and easy returns.

What if it's not for me?

Returns policy wording to be confirmed with the team — the working principle: if the tub isn’t what the label says, you get your money back.