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Sweat like thatdoesn't refill itself.
Sweat has consequences.
You went to the gym Thursday like it was owed to you, and out Saturday like it was owed to you twice. Sunday you're horizontal, flat, sweated out, with a pool day already in the group chat and someone's shirtless photo doing numbers. Nothing went wrong. You just spent more than you put back, twice, in the same week.
Recovery is not the thing you do when it's over — it's what you were doing all week, or weren't. The receipts: 200 mg potassium, 100 mg sodium, 40 mg calcium and 20 mg magnesium, all as citrates, with seven B vitamins at a third of the daily value each — approved-claim territory for normal muscle function and normal energy metabolism, and nothing in here pretending to be more. It will not cure a hangover and it does not out-hydrate a heatwave; it puts back what sweat took, ten calories at a time. The men who look effortless in August were boring in July.
Daily electrolytes and B vitamins for the days you spend more than you put back — training, heat, travel and long nights.
Sugar-free, caffeine-free, keto-friendly. 10 kcal and 2 g carbs per scoop.
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CalciumCalcium carbonate / citrateThe mineral everyone knows and most people over-supplement.Read the monograph →
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ElectrolytesSodium · potassium · magnesiumSweat has consequences. This is the fine print.Read the monograph →
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FolateFolic acid / L-5-MTHF / vitamin B9It fixes the blood test. It does not fix the nerve.Read the monograph →
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NiacinVitamin B3 / nicotinic acid / nicotinamideThe flush is famous. The dose is the point.Read the monograph →
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Pantothenic acidVitamin B5Named for being everywhere.Read the monograph →
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RiboflavinVitamin B2It turns your urine yellow. That is not the effect.Read the monograph →
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ThiaminVitamin B1The first vitamin, and still the one alcohol takes.Read the monograph →
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Vitamin B12Methylcobalamin / cobalaminEasy to get. Easy to miss.Read the monograph →
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Vitamin B6Pyridoxine / P5PSmall number. Hard ceiling.Read the monograph →
Always defer to the Supplement Facts or ingredient label on the unit in your hand.
One scoop in 14–20 oz of cold water. Up to five scoops in twenty-four hours when the day earns it.
Every friend group has one man who is suspiciously fine at brunch. Same night, same hours, same number of rounds — and he arrives looking like he slept in a spa while the rest of the table negotiates with eggs. He is not built different. He is hydrated different.
RESET is his entire trick: one scoop in cold water — 200 mg potassium, 100 mg sodium, calcium and magnesium as citrates for normal muscle function, plus seven B vitamins for normal energy metabolism. Lemonade that actually tastes like lemonade. Ten calories, sugar-free, caffeine-free.
One scoop is the baseline. Two around heavy training or real heat. Up to five in twenty-four hours when the day earns it — the flight, the festival, the Thursday that developed opinions.
OUTPUT is the heavy-sodium one for training days; AFTER is built for the night itself. RESET is the habit underneath both — cheap, daily, and visible only in how good you look on Sundays.
Be the suspicious one.
The label's ceiling is five in twenty-four hours, and one is the everyday serving. Five is for the days that justify it — training in heat, long travel, a night that ran long — not a target.
Yes — sugar-free, 2 g of carbs and 10 kcal per scoop, with sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium as citrates plus seven B vitamins at 33% DV.
Because RESET is the daily, and your food already carries sodium. The high-sodium job in this line belongs to OUTPUT, which is dosed for training sweat. Different day, different number.
That's one of its three listed moments: daily, before training, and the next morning. Fluid plus electrolytes plus B vitamins is the unglamorous thing that actually helps — it's rehydration, not a remedy.
In the USA — the manufacturer's country of record for this product. (No supplement anywhere is 'FDA-approved'; the oversight lives at the facility level, and that's where this one is made.)
Manufactured in a facility that produces milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans, and sesame. If you carry a serious allergy to any of those, that facility line matters more than anything in the formula.
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.
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