Gluco Gel GEL002 25 g Dextrose Gel Tubes - Pack of 3

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Note that glucose tabs and gels are not meant for emergency hypoglycemia, when someone may be on the verge of passing out or already there. For emergency treatment, look to a glucagon emergency kit or Baqsimi nasal spray.

Glutose 45 is the same formula of glucose but comes in one tube that’s 112.5 grams. The tube is marked with directions on how much to squeeze for one dose. The tube contains enough gel for 3 doses.

There are a few other caveats worth noting, says Wilkinson. ‘I would not recommend using them other than as a convenient way to fuel during exercise or physical activity. They are high in sugar, which can lead to unnecessary calorie intake if consumed outside of intense exercise,’ she says. Over-reliance or misuse can lead to gastrointestinal issues or a sugar crash if not matched with physical exertion, she warns, adding that those with specific dietary concerns, such as diabetes, should consult with a healthcare provider or nutritionist to see if energy gels are best suited for their nutritional needs. You also need to follow the guidelines for usage, while a process of trial and error will outline how energy gels work best for you.

If you are allergic to dextrose gel and liquid; any part of dextrose gel and liquid; or any other drugs, foods, or substances. Tell your doctor about the allergy and

Ingredients. In addition to a carbohydrate source, you may see other ingredients on the label, including gelling agents like xanthan gum and gellan gum, which help with texture. Some gels may contain artificial sweeteners and colors, as well as additives and preservatives, which may be a downside if you prefer a more natural product. Every flavor is also gluten-free, though it’s unclear whether these gels are processed in a facility that also processes gluten. tightness in the chest or throat; trouble breathing, swallowing, or talking; unusual hoarseness; or swelling of the mouth, face, lips, tongue, Convenience factor. The Gel has a rip-away top, which many users reported was difficult to take off, especially while having a low blood sugar. Caffeinated gels - Containing caffeine to enhance alertness and energy levels, these gels may offer an extra boost, particularly during longer events. However, caution is advised, as not everyone responds well to caffeine during exercise, and it might cause stomach issues or a sudden need to visit the loo.

What’s more, Gu energy gels are vegan and gluten-free. However, they do contain some preservatives, so they’re not ideal if you prefer a more natural product.Says Kolbo, “I recommend using them on any runs 90 minutes or longer. You can use them on shorter runs, too, but make sure you don’t ignore them when your runs get that long.” Tell your doctor if you are pregnant, plan on getting pregnant, or are breast-feeding. You will need to talk about the benefits and risks On top of the convenience of not needing water, these gels can be a suitable option for athletes with allergies because they’re free from dairy, gluten, nuts, animal products, and wheat.