Sodii Raw Electrolyte Honey Salty Honey comes in a box of 20 individually portioned 34g sachets, providing 680g in total. This is the full box, with one sachet making one serving. Developed with Honey For Life, the formula combines raw Western Australian Marri honey with Lake Deborah salt, potassium and magnesium. It offers a honey based carbohydrate gel for people planning fuel for running, cycling, training or other active days, with no powder to measure or drink mix to prepare.
Each sachet provides 25g of carbohydrates, together with 400mg of sodium, 210mg of potassium and 70mg of magnesium. The carbohydrates come from honey, and the flavour combines its natural sweetness with a salty note. Honey makes up 91.9% of the formula. The other ingredients are magnesium gluconate, sodium chloride from Lake Deborah salt, and potassium chloride. This straightforward ingredient list lets you compare the product with your usual sports nutrition and check how it fits your overall carbohydrate and electrolyte intake.
The brand recommends tearing open a sachet and consuming it 15 to 20 minutes before exercise, alongside water, or using it during training or racing as needed. Individual portions make it convenient to carry the amount you intend to use, with the remaining sachets kept in the box. Your fuelling needs will vary with the length and intensity of your activity, so plan use around the session and follow the label. Have water available when using the gel.
Choose the 20-sachet box when you already know you want several servings on hand for upcoming sessions. Check the nutrition panel in the gallery and read the full ingredient list before purchase. This product contains honey and naturally occurring sugars; it is not a sugar-free electrolyte product or a vegan product. General storage guidance is to keep unopened sachets in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and follow any additional instructions on the supplied pack. Honey should not be given to infants under 12 months. If you have specific dietary restrictions, review suitability with a qualified health professional.
