Electrolytes always at hand – no measuring, no mixing, no shaker. Pulse Performance Electrolyte Drink is a 500ml ready-to-drink beverage with a comprehensive electrolyte profile, B-group vitamins, vitamin E, and coconut water. Mango flavor, naturally sweetened by the coconut water. Hydration that requires no preparation.
Why water alone isn't enough
During sports, in heat, or under stress, the body doesn't just lose water – it loses minerals, without which water cannot properly penetrate cells and perform its function. Sodium determines how much fluid the body actually retains. Potassium and magnesium regulate muscle contractions and nerve impulses. Calcium is essential for muscles to function correctly at all.
Without replenishing these minerals, fatigue sets in, and performance and concentration drop – even if you drink plenty of water. Studies confirm that drinks containing electrolytes, especially sodium, lead to better fluid retention in the body than water alone.
Source: systematic meta-analysis, Sports Medicine 2022; review study, Nutrients 2024
What's in every bottle
- Sodium 450 mgHydration simply doesn't work without sodium. It regulates the body's fluid volume and determines how much water the body actually retains. You lose it more than any other mineral when sweating.
- Potassium 300 mgWorks in tandem with sodium – it regulates muscle function, heart rhythm, and helps maintain normal blood pressure. It is lost especially during long or intense exercise.
- Magnesium 150 mgInvolved in over 300 enzymatic reactions in the body. It regulates muscle contractions, helps prevent cramps, and contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue – confirmed by EFSA.
- Calcium 120 mgEssential for muscle contractions and proper nervous system function. Without sufficient calcium levels, muscles cannot contract or relax properly.
- B-group vitamins (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B9, B12)A complete B-vitamin complex supports energy metabolism and contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
- Vitamin EA powerful antioxidant that protects cells against oxidative stress caused by physical exertion. It helps protect cell membranes.
- Coconut water (10%)A natural source of electrolytes with a delicately sweet coconut taste that naturally complements the mango flavor. It contains naturally occurring potassium and magnesium – in this drink, it serves as a functional ingredient, not just a marketing element.
When to reach for an Electrolyte Drink
The ready-to-drink format makes sense in specific situations – not as a replacement for a daily routine with electrolyte powders, but as a reliable backup or a quick solution while on the move.
- During training– no extra preparation. Ideal for the gym or an outdoor training day.
- At work or while traveling– stress and sitting in air-conditioned environments dehydrate more than most people realize. A bottle in your bag is a simpler solution than powder at the office.
- In the heat– on vacation, at a festival, or on a trip. No shaker weight, no searching for water to mix with.
- After the sauna– quick replenishment of what the sauna took out.
- Whenever focus and energy levels drop– the body's first reaction to a lack of electrolytes is usually impaired concentration and fatigue, not thirst.
Clean composition, no compromises
Sweetened exclusively with steviol glycosides from stevia – no added sugar, no artificial sweeteners. Carbohydrates come naturally from the coconut water. There are only 2 kcal per 100 ml.
No artificial colors. No unnecessary additives. Made in Germany.
How it differs from powder electrolytes
Powder is the choice for a daily routine at home or at work where you can prepare your drink. It contains higher amounts of sodium – especially suitable for intense sweating or performance. The ready-to-drink form is naturally sweeter due to the coconut water, with a slightly different electrolyte profile – and most importantly, it is for situations where there is no time or equipment for preparation. Each has its place, even alongside one another.
Studies and sources
- Rowlands et al. (2022). Hydrating effects of electrolyte drinks vs. water during continuous exercise: systematic meta-analysis.Sports Medicine.link
- Maughan et al. (2024). Compositional aspects of beverages for hydration before, during and after exercise.Nutrients / PMC.link
Dietary supplement. It is not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet. Keep out of reach of children. Not intended for children, pregnant or breastfeeding women.
