Honey Stinger Original Gel
Honey Stinger Original Gel sets itself apart by being the only gel to provide you with energy from honey, nature's energy gel. The only ingredients these gels contain are 95% honey, added electrolytes, and B vitamins. Why honey? It's made of two different types of carbohydrates (glucose and fructose), which allows the body to better absorb and use these for energy without causing stomach distress.
While the Organic Gel is more about different flavors, this is a 100% honey energy gel. If you like honey, you’ll like this gel. It also has more carbs and more potassium than its Organic counterpart. Looking for an extra boost? Try the Ginsting Original Energy Gel, it has 32 mg of caffeine per gel to pack an extra energy punch!
The Feed’s Fave: Gold
How We Use Honey Stinger Gels:
We recommend using these during exercise lasting more than 1 hour because they are great for fast absorbing energy. It’s best to use gels in conjunction with solid foods and plenty of fluids. Pro tip: add a Gold Energy Gel to hot tea to hydrate with some added sweetness and electrolytes before a cold winter workout.
Original: $2.49
-70%$2.49
$0.75
Description
Honey Stinger Original Gel sets itself apart by being the only gel to provide you with energy from honey, nature's energy gel. The only ingredients these gels contain are 95% honey, added electrolytes, and B vitamins. Why honey? It's made of two different types of carbohydrates (glucose and fructose), which allows the body to better absorb and use these for energy without causing stomach distress.
While the Organic Gel is more about different flavors, this is a 100% honey energy gel. If you like honey, you’ll like this gel. It also has more carbs and more potassium than its Organic counterpart. Looking for an extra boost? Try the Ginsting Original Energy Gel, it has 32 mg of caffeine per gel to pack an extra energy punch!
The Feed’s Fave: Gold
How We Use Honey Stinger Gels:
We recommend using these during exercise lasting more than 1 hour because they are great for fast absorbing energy. It’s best to use gels in conjunction with solid foods and plenty of fluids. Pro tip: add a Gold Energy Gel to hot tea to hydrate with some added sweetness and electrolytes before a cold winter workout.
