Nduranz
Nrgy Drink (Electrolyte-Free) 1200 g

Nduranz Nrgy Drink (Electrolyte-Free) is a carbohydrate energy drink for endurance sports that contains no electrolytes or sodium chloride. One 24 g scoop provides 22.5 g of carbohydrates from maltodextrin and fructose in a 1 : 0.8 glucose-to-fructose ratio. It is designed for runners, cyclists, triathletes, and other endurance athletes who want to replenish energy during performance while managing electrolytes separately, for example, based on sweat rate or the duration of the event. A 1200 g pack contains 50 servings.

Mix 1 to 4 scoops (24 g each) with 500 ml of water, depending on how many carbohydrates you wish to consume and your preferred taste intensity. Each scoop provides 22.5 g of carbohydrates, so the resulting bottle can contain between 22.5 and 90 g of carbohydrates. It is advisable to adjust the amount according to the duration and intensity of the activity, other carbohydrate sources used during performance, and your individual digestive tolerance. Precise dosing allows you to easily regulate energy intake without affecting sodium intake.

Nrgy Drink is intentionally designed without Nduranz Electrolyte Mix® or sodium chloride. Each scoop contains 0 g of salt. This concept is practical for athletes who want to manage energy and electrolytes separately during training or racing, unlike classic isotonic drinks that combine them in a fixed ratio. You can modify your energy intake throughout a session without automatically increasing your electrolyte intake, which is not possible with drinks that have a fixed composition.

The main difference is that a classic isotonic drink combines carbohydrates and electrolytes in a fixed ratio, whereas Nrgy Drink contains exclusively carbohydrates (22.5 g per 24 g scoop) and 0 g of salt. This allows you to vary the amount of energy in your bottle from 22.5 g up to 90 g of carbohydrates without changing your sodium intake. If you need to supplement electrolytes, you should do so with a separate product tailored to your hydration plan.

The Electrolyte-Free version contains neither Nduranz Electrolyte Mix® nor sodium, thus providing only carbohydrates (22.5 g per scoop, 0 g salt). The electrolyte version would include this mineral complex, meaning the ratio of carbohydrates to sodium would be fixed. The Electrolyte-Free variant is better suited for athletes who prefer to dose electrolytes independently, for example based on individual sweat rates, ambient temperature, or the duration of the activity.

Nrgy Drink contains maltodextrin (57%) as a glucose source and fructose (43%), resulting in a glucose-to-fructose ratio of 1 : 0.8. This ratio of multi-transportable carbohydrates allows for higher overall carbohydrate absorption during long endurance performance compared to drinks containing only glucose, which is a common strategy for achieving 60 to 90 g of carbohydrates per hour in activities like running, cycling, or triathlon.

By using 1 to 4 scoops per 500 ml of water, you can prepare a drink with 22.5 to 90 g of carbohydrates per bottle. When consumed repeatedly during performance, this allows you to reach the recommended 60–90 g of carbohydrates per hour commonly used for long endurance activities such as marathons, ultra-running, or triathlons. The specific amount should be tailored to the duration and intensity of the activity and your individual digestive tolerance.

According to the nutritional data, the product does not contain allergens. The composition consists solely of maltodextrin (57%) and fructose (43%), without allergenic ingredients such as gluten, lactose, soy, or nuts. The product is therefore suitable for people with common food intolerances; however, for specific allergies, we always recommend checking the current ingredients list on the packaging.

Yes, the product is composed exclusively of maltodextrin (57%) and fructose (43%), which are carbohydrates of plant origin, containing no animal-derived ingredients. The product contains no proteins, fats, or listed allergens, making it a suitable choice for vegans and vegetarians looking for a clean, electrolyte-free carbohydrate energy drink.

Nrgy Drink does not contain artificial sweeteners; the manufacturer does not use them in the product. The sweetness comes from the fructose, while maltodextrin, as a glucose source, has a less sweet taste than simple sugars like dextrose. One scoop (24 g) contains 11 g of sugars out of the total 22.5 g of carbohydrates, which originates directly from the fructose and a portion of the maltodextrin.

The 1200 g pack contains 50 servings of 24 g each. Using 1 scoop per 500 ml of water, the pack lasts for 50 bottles; using 2 scoops, it lasts for approximately 25 bottles; and at the maximum dosage of 4 scoops per bottle, it lasts for approximately 12–13 bottles. Actual consumption depends on your chosen carbohydrate amount per session and the frequency of your endurance activities.

Yes, that is exactly the purpose of an electrolyte-free product—it allows you to combine carbohydrate intake with a separately dosed electrolyte supplement according to your individual needs for sodium and other minerals. Thanks to the absence of Nduranz Electrolyte Mix® and sodium chloride (0 g salt per serving), you can set the electrolyte amount independently of the amount of carbohydrates consumed, for example, based on temperature, sweat rate, or the length of the effort.

Yes, the product has been tested for a wide range of substances banned by the WADA in an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory. This is particularly relevant for racing and competitive endurance athletes who must ensure their supplements are clean prior to anti-doping controls.

Nrgy Drink is available in a neutral version without flavouring or citric acid. This choice is deliberate, as it allows you to combine the product with other sources of flavour or use it purely as a neutral carbohydrate drink without impacting the taste of other supplements, such as gels or electrolyte mixes consumed simultaneously.

At high carbohydrate dosages, such as using 4 scoops (90 g of carbohydrates per bottle), sensitive individuals may experience digestive issues, which is common with many high-carbohydrate drinks. The combination of glucose and fructose in a 1 : 0.8 ratio is chosen to promote better absorption and reduce the risk of discomfort compared to drinks containing only a single type of carbohydrate. We recommend testing the quantity gradually during training to adapt to your individual tolerance.