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Honey Stinger Classic Energy Gel (Gold) vs Science in Sport GO Isotonic Energy Gel
The specs that matter for triathlon, side by side, from each maker’s own published figures.
| Spec | Honey Stinger Classic Energy Gel (Gold) | Science in Sport GO Isotonic Energy Gel |
|---|---|---|
| Carbs per serving | 24 g | 22 g |
| Sodium per serving | 45 mg | 20 mg |
| Caffeine per serving | 0 mg | 0 mg |
| Serving | 1 gel (31 g) | 1 gel (60 ml) |
| Price | ~$39.98 | See retailer |
Which should you pick?
Honey Stinger
Pick the Classic Energy Gel (Gold) if…
On the specs above it doesn’t pull ahead, so choose on fit, feel or price.
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Science in Sport
Pick the GO Isotonic Energy Gel if…
On the specs above it doesn’t pull ahead, so choose on fit, feel or price.
Check price →Specs from the makers’ own pages: Honey Stinger, Science in Sport.
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