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Evogen includes an intriguing touch of focus in its hydration supplement

Evogen Hydration

Right when we thought all of the well-known and reputable supplement companies had jumped in already, another competitor reveals and releases its product for the hydration category, and to start this week we have precisely that. Hany Rambod and his quality sports nutrition brand have unveiled their upcoming electrolyte-based supplement simply named Evogen Hydration, and while it focuses primarily on supporting hydration, it has an intriguing twist to it for an additional benefit.

Evogen Hydration is officially launching at the end of the week on Friday, and it will be flavored with two tastes to choose from, both refreshingly fruity in Strawberry Lemonade and the classic citrus recipe, Lemon Lime. The brand has put the usual amount of servings in every bottle at 30, lasting you about six weeks if only used during training and you workout five times a week. When Evogen’s hydration product does eventually become available in four days, before any discount, it’ll cost you $39.95.

As for the all-important formula, Evogen has brought together several key electrolyte sources, providing a combined total of just under a gram, breaking down to 200mg of potassium, half a gram of sodium, 40mg of calcium, and 50mg of magnesium. As for the brand’s intriguing twists and turns, Evogen Hydration has 1.25g of taurine to further the hydration, performance, and endurance benefits, and for a surprising and welcome touch of focus and cognition, there is 250mg of citicoline.