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Is Glucolin equals to gel?

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  1. I chanced upon this Glucolin (basically glucose) that yields 600 kcal for a std water bottle of 750ml. We can also double the powder dosage that even yield 1,200 kcal. This thing is unbelievably cheap, worked out to be 0.33 cts/100 kcal.

    As compare to gel in general, it cost almost 10 times the price and per gel yield abt 100 kcal.

    Hence for a double dosage of Glucolin mixed with water in a std. water bottle is equivalent to carry 12 gels. So abt $4 vs $36.

    I’m not an expert in nutrition but basically what we need for a long ride is glucose to keep us going right? (let’s put food aside). I do realized some gel can contain a small amt. of caffine which may serve some specific purpose.

    What we need is essentially glucose that we can get in a very cheap and effective way without burning a hole in the pocket. What gives?

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  2. So if I stick with Glucolin, do I get essentally the same nutrients offered in gel if taken in same qty?

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