14 performance ingredients. Zero additives. Electrolytes, creatine, and real fuel — in one lemon-lime scoop.
Unlock Your First Tub →No fillers. No mystery “proprietary blend.” Just what the work actually requires — hydration, fuel, and performance in one scoop.
Most “hydration” powders stop at salt and a scoop of artificial sweetener. They’ll rehydrate you — barely — and leave the actual work to you. No fuel. No performance. No point once the set gets hard.
We built Gym Nectar for the other kind of athlete. Real sugar to power the effort. A full electrolyte panel to keep you in it. And a performance stack most mixes wouldn’t dare put on the label. One scoop. Everything the session asks for.
Five electrolytes restore what sweat takes out.
Real cane sugar powers the muscles doing the work.
Creatine, beta-alanine and citrulline raise your ceiling.
Alpha-GPC & magnesium keep the mind-muscle link sharp.
Antioxidant support to bounce back for the next session.
Try Gym Nectar risk-free. If it’s not the best-tasting, best-performing scoop in your bag, we’ll refund your first tub — no questions asked.
Try It Risk-Free →“Best I’ve felt mid-workout in years — and it actually tastes like real lemon-lime, not candy.”
“Swapped my pre-workout AND my electrolytes for one scoop. Simpler bag, better sessions.”
“Finally a mix without the fake-sweet aftertaste. The real sugar makes all the difference.”
Yes — on purpose. Working muscles run on carbohydrate, and real cane sugar is fast, usable fuel that artificial sweeteners simply can’t provide. It’s a feature, not a shortcut.
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That’s beta-alanine (a harmless sensation called paresthesia). It’s normal and simply means the ingredient is present at an effective level.
Mix one scoop with 12–16 oz of water before or during training — or any time you’re sweating and need to hydrate and refuel.
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