Conseils d’utilisation

Pour un effet maximal, buvez Maiday Before 20 à 30 minutes avant de début de l’effort physique. Consommation journalière : 1 dose par jour. Ne pas dépasser la dose conseillée. Ne pas mélanger à l’alcool. Ne convient pas aux femmes enceintes ou allaitantes, aux enfants et aux personnes sensibles à la caféine. A utiliser dans le cadre d’une alimentation équilibrée.

Composition

Eau – dextrose – saccharose – maltodextrine – glycérophosphate de magnésium – taurine – l-carnitine – arômes naturels – correcteurs d’acidité : acide citrique, citrate de sodium – acide ascorbique – caféine 74mg/100ml – agent conservateur : sorbate de potassium – coenzyme Q10 – pyridoxal-5-phosphate (vit. B6).

Apports nutritionnels

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