The spread
Two athletes. Same session. Ten times the sodium loss.
Each mark is one person. Illustrative distribution across the published range, not individual measurements.
This is the part the category ignores. Hydration advice is written for the middle of that chart, and then sold to everyone on it. If you sit at the top end, a standard dose was never going to be enough — and no amount of water was going to fix it.
Why it matters
Water can’t fix a sodium problem.
01
The last fifteen minutes
Surge sports don’t fail in the middle. They fail late — the cramp, the second-half fade, the headache after. That is when a sodium shortfall shows up.
02
Built for someone else’s sport
Nearly every electrolyte on the shelf was designed around steady-state endurance. Stop-start sport and heavy gym work put a different demand on you.
03
Your number, not the average
A dose that suits a 400 mg/L sweater is a guess for someone losing four times that. Knowing roughly where you sit changes what you should be taking.
How it will work
Three minutes. No needles.
Answer the questions
A short set on your sport, session length, how you sweat, and what you notice afterwards — the salt marks, the cramping, the headaches.
Get your profile
An estimated position on the sodium range, and a straight recommendation on how to dose Super Charge around your sessions.
Check it against the season
Come back after a block of training and tell us whether the late-session picture changed. That is the only proof that counts.
Being straight about it
What this is not.
A brand that sells you a test and then sells you the answer has an obvious problem. So here is ours, in the open.
It is not a medical test.
It does not diagnose anything and it never will. If something about your health worries you, that is a conversation for your GP, not for us.
It is not a blood test.
No needles, no lab, no samples in the post. We looked hard at blood testing and concluded a supplement brand has no business running one.
It is not a performance claim.
The honest benefit is comfort and cramping. Evidence that personalised sodium makes you faster is thin, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
It is not free of our interest.
We sell electrolytes. The profile may well point at our product, because that is the product we make. You should read it knowing that.
Early access
Be first to know your number.
The Sweat Profile opens to the waitlist before anyone else. Leave an email and we will write once, when it is ready.
Questions