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Myprotein makes a simple hydration product specifically for Tesco supermarkets

Myprotein Impact Hydrate

Myprotein is known for its powerhouse presence online, with a website that services a massive number of countries around the globe, with varying selections of supplements to suit the specific market. In some regions, it does have a physical presence, especially in its home country of the United Kingdom, including supermarkets, convenience stores, and even its own location in Manchester. Myprotein is expanding its range of items in the giant supermarket Tesco, specifically sports nutrition products.

Now available in Tesco from Myprotein, is a supplement you can’t get absolutely anywhere else in Impact Hydrate. It is a very simple and basic electrolyte-powered formula, built entirely to support hydration, performance, and recovery. There is nothing complex or advanced about the product; again, it’s all about electrolytes and hydration, with various sources like coconut water, calcium chloride, and sodium citrate, providing a combined total of 1.19g of electrolytes, most of it sodium at 517mg.

Myprotein has hydration supplements and electrolyte-filled offerings at its online home, myprotein.com, although none of them are Impact Hydrate. The international brand’s latest innovation has been made and put specifically on shelves at Tesco, and it has the kind of price point you typically see in those sorts of retailers. The cost of a 25-serving tub of the supplement, or 12 servings at its maximum dosages is £12 (15.23 USD), in the one and only Lemon Lime flavor.