Cells use osmolytes
Cells take in small molecules such as taurine and betaine to adjust their volume, and water follows them. HydroSure includes five amino-acid osmolytes.
Five amino-acid osmolytes, the small molecules cells use to manage their water, and 5 g of creatine. No stimulants, and every dose is printed on the label.
Founding price $52.99 a tub. Proposed, pending confirmation.
About two thirds of the water in your body sits inside your cells, where small molecules called osmolytes help hold it.
It moves into your bloodstream and spreads through your body, outside your cells and inside them.
Each cell keeps its water in balance with osmolytes, which it takes in or releases as conditions change.
Five amino-acid osmolytes and 5 g of creatine, formulated to support daily hydration.*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Cells take in small molecules called osmolytes to adjust their volume, and water follows them in. HydroSure is built around that biology, with five amino-acid osmolytes and creatine.
Drag to turn the cell. Slide to add osmolytes and watch water follow. Tap a molecule to see what it is.
Osmolytes in a cell. The molecules shown are the six in HydroSure. Hover or tap one to see what it is.
Cells take in small molecules such as taurine and betaine to adjust their volume, and water follows them. HydroSure includes five amino-acid osmolytes.
No added sodium, potassium or magnesium. If you sweat heavily or train in heat, get sodium and fluid from food or a separate product.
Formulated to support daily hydration,* with 5 g of creatine for high-intensity exercise performance.*
An illustration of how cells use osmolytes, not a picture of what HydroSure does in the body. Whether a supplement changes the water inside cells in healthy people is still an open question.
Six actives and nothing hidden behind a blend name. These are the amounts printed on the tub.
Amino-acid osmolyte. Not beta-alanine, so no tingle.
Supports high-intensity exercise performance.* The most researched form of creatine.
The simplest amino acid, and a compatible osmolyte.
One of the main osmolytes in muscle.
The most abundant free amino acid in your body.
Osmolyte and methyl donor, also called TMG.
Save $22 compared with the $74.99 one-time price.
Claim a founding spotFor the first 500 subscribers, one per household. Proposed pricing and founding terms, pending confirmation. 660 g tub, about 30 servings.
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Net weight23.3 oz (1 lb 7.3 oz) 660 g
DirectionsMix 2 scoops in 64 ounces of water.
CautionConsult your physician prior to using this product if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition.
That is the routine printed on the label.
Electrolyte powders replace salt. Pre-workouts add caffeine. HydroSure is neither.
| Feature | HydroSure | Typical electrolyte powder | Typical pre-workout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amino-acid osmolytes | Five, plus creatine | No | Rarely |
| Added electrolytes | None | High sodium, often 500 to 1,000 mg | Varies |
| Stimulants | None | None | Often high caffeine |
| Creatine | 5 g | No | Sometimes |
| Other ingredients | Silicon dioxide only | Varies | Varies |
| Built for daily use | Yes | Yes | No |
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