Electrolyte and carbohydrate products judged against the job they are designed to do. Sodium concentration, carbohydrate delivery and testing are kept visible instead of collapsed into one “hydration” claim.
This is a transparent first field, not a universal “best” list. Formula, certification, claim risk and value remain separate.
| # | Product | Total | Testing signal | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | PH 1000 Drink MixHigh-sodium electrolyte mix | 90 | Informed Sport | 7 / 10 |
| 2 | Drink Mix 320High-carbohydrate endurance fuel | 84 | No exact batch register located | 9 / 10 |
| 3 | Hydration Sport Drink MixCarbohydrate-electrolyte mix | 77 | No public sport register found | 10 / 10 |
#01 provisionalA clearly labelled high-sodium mix with 1.000 mg per litre and an Informed Sport product entry. Excellent for a defined use case—not a universal daily hydration upgrade.
#02 provisionalA six-ingredient, 80 g carbohydrate drink for long-duration fuel delivery. The label is admirably simple; hydrogel marketing should not be stretched beyond the product’s actual evidence.
#03 provisionalA light carbohydrate-electrolyte drink with real sugar and a moderate 400 mg/L sodium target. Sensible formula, but the public third-party testing trail is thinner than the leaders.
Strong evidence for an ingredient does not prove a particular tub contains the claimed dose or deserves a premium.
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