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Maltodextrin ·  Fructose ·  1 : 0.8 ·  Up to 90g per hour ·  HASTA Batch Certified ·  Made in Queensland ·  Gluten Free ·  Vegan ·  Two Ingredients. Nothing More. ·  Maltodextrin ·  Fructose ·  1 : 0.8 ·  Up to 90g per hour ·  HASTA Batch Certified ·  Made in Queensland ·  Gluten Free ·  Vegan ·  Two Ingredients. Nothing More. · 

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Two
ingredients.

Maltodextrin. Fructose. The formula in full — nothing added, nothing hidden. A clean two-ingredient product is harder to make well than a twenty-ingredient one. Every component has to earn its place.

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One
ratio.

1 : 0.8. Maltodextrin to fructose. Not a marketing claim — the ratio that four independent peer-reviewed studies converged on as optimal for carbohydrate absorption with minimal gastrointestinal distress.

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90 grams
per hour.

By activating two separate intestinal transporters simultaneously, Solus delivers up to 90 grams of carbohydrate per hour — 50% more than single-source glucose. The ceiling lifted by science, not marketing.

SOLUS Sport
Endurance Carbohydrate Mix 1.2kg · 25 serves
Maltodextrin ratio Fructose
1 : 0.8

The ratio that maximises carbohydrate oxidation with the lowest gastrointestinal distress. Confirmed across four independent peer-reviewed studies spanning twenty years of endurance science.

Transporter

Maltodextrin

→ SGLT1

Transporter

Fructose

→ GLUT5

The research

Peer-reviewed.
Independently verified.

The 1 : 0.8 ratio is not a Solus invention. It is the conclusion that multiple independent research teams reached — separately, consistently, over two decades. We chose it because the evidence pointed to it.

2011

Rowlands et al. — American Journal of Physiology

Compared fructose-maltodextrin ratios of 0.5:1, 0.8:1 and 1.25:1 in cyclists over 150 minutes. The 0.8:1 ratio delivered the highest exogenous carbohydrate oxidation rate and the lowest reported stomach fullness, cramping and nausea of any ratio tested.

Highest oxidation rate.
Lowest GI distress.

2013

Rowlands et al. — Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise

Cyclists ingesting 0.5, 0.8 and 1.25 ratios during a 2-hour ride followed by a sprint test. The 0.8:1 ratio produced oxidation rates 18% higher than the 0.5 ratio and 5.2% higher than the 1.25 ratio.

18% higher oxidation
vs. lower ratio.

2015

Rowlands et al. — Sports Medicine (critical review, 14 studies)

At 1.5–1.8g/min ingestion rates, ratios between 0.7:1 and 1.0:1 were absorbed fastest and conveyed the highest exogenous carbohydrate energy. The 0.8:1 ratio delivered peak performance at the threshold.

Optimal absorption
window confirmed.

2022

Podlogar et al. — European Journal of Applied Physiology

High-dose 0.8:1 ratio (120g/hr) vs. traditional 90g/hr over 3 hours of cycling. Significantly higher exogenous carbohydrate oxidation without significant GI discomfort — validating high-dose dual-transport fuelling for serious athletes.

High-dose protocol
independently validated.

Our philosophy

Endurance nutrition has been made more complicated than it needs to be. The science of fuelling settled years ago. Two ingredients, one ratio, nothing else. We built Solus because we wanted a product that reflected that — clean, honest, and priced to be used every day. The only carbohydrate fuel you need, with only the ingredients that matter.

The Solus Sport team — Brisbane, QLD

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One formula.
Two sizes.

Standard

1.2kg Tub

25 × 90g serves · Two 45g scoops included

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For athletes training three to five sessions per week. The same two-ingredient formula, the same ratio, the same results. Identical to the Bulk tub in every way except size.

$57.50 AUD

$2.30 per serve

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Bulk

2.2kg Tub

42 × 90g serves · Two 45g scoops included

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For athletes training daily or who prefer fewer orders. Best value per serve. The choice for high-volume training blocks, Ironman build phases, or fuelling multiple sessions per day.

$95.00 AUD

$2.26 per serve

HASTA batch certified
Made in Queensland
Free shipping over $120
Gluten free · Vegan

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