Question 1

Can you premix it hours before use or will it go bad?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can premix Tailwind hours before use (and even store it in the refrigerator for around 7 days). If you wanted to mix it up prior to an event, you can do that as well several hours beforehand.

Question 2

Is there a caffeine free option?

Accepted Answer

Yep. All the Tailwind I purchased has been caffeine free. The caffeinated version is indicated below the flavor on the front of the package.

Question 3

What is it solubility?How many grams of it can be dissolved per 100 ml of water at about 68 degrees Fahrenheit？

Accepted Answer

Hi Mask,

Thanks for your question, it sounds like a question about making concentrates.

Here’s a link to our website, and a blog post about making a concentrate:  https://tailwindnutrition.blog/2019/04/08/tailwind-concentrate/
 
Basically it says “it’s OK to make a concentrate, but make sure you drink enough water,” and doesn’t give a specific recipe. One of the reasons for this is that the recipes will be quite different for mixtures that are shaken (during a run or ride), and mixtures that stand and are allowed to settle. 
 
It turns out that 8 hours of Tailwind, 3 scoops per hour, or 24 scoops, will fit in a 750 ml bike bottle (I used level scoops), but only after it’s mixed with water. The volume of Tailwind powder mixed in water is a lot less than the sum of the volume of Tailwind powder and the volume of water added to it. Hot water works better. 
 
Here’s a method for 8 hours of Tailwind concentrate in a 750 ml bike bottle: 
                1) Add 6 hours worth (18 level scoops) of Tailwind to a 750 ml water bottle
                2) Add 200 ml of hot water (electric kettle works well here), and shake well. Notice the volume goes way down
                3) Add 2 more hours worth (6 level scoops) of Tailwind
                4) Add another 100 ml of hot water, and shake well
                5) Notice there’s some room to spare … add another 80-90 ml hot water, whatever fits
 
However, I might suggest a less concentrated formula, because in order to use this concentrate you’re going to need a second water bottle. So why not start with that second water bottle already mixed up? 
 
Some options for 8 hours on the bike:
 
1) Two water bottles:  One bottle with one hour’s worth (3 scoops Tailwind, 720 ml water), one concentrate bottle with 7 more hours
2) Three water bottles:  Two bottles with one hour’s worth (3 scoops Tailwind, 720 ml water), and one concentrate bottle with 6 more hours
3) Four water bottles:  Three with Tailwind mixed up, on concentrate bottle with 5 more hours
 
Remember that if you eat other food (sandwich, gels, bars, spaghetti carbonara, whatever) you should drink just water with it, as Tailwind and food together can be a little much for you stomach. 
 
I hope that helps!
 
Regards,
 
Art

Art Zemach, M.D.

Director of Research and Development
Tailwind Nutrition, Inc.
1099 Main Avenue, Suite 210
Durango, CO 81301

email:  art@tailwindnutrition.com

Question 4

When will this product be available again for shipping yo Colombia?

Accepted Answer

it comes with a scoop

ASIN	B017G7PAQ8
Age Range Description	Adult
Allergen Information	Gluten Free, Soy Free
Best Sellers Rank	#34,226 in Health ( See Top 100 in Health ) #87 in Weight Loss Ready to Drink Shakes
Brand	Tailwind Nutrition
Brand Name	Tailwind Nutrition
Color	Naked
Container Type	Bag
Customer Reviews	4.6 out of 5 stars 367 Reviews
Diet Type	Vegan
Diet type	Vegan
Flavor	Lemon, Orange, Raspberry, Unflavored
Flavour	Lemon, Orange, Raspberry, Unflavored
Item Form	Powder
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Package Weight	1.37 Kilograms
Item Weight	5.5 Ounces
Item form	Powder
Manufacturer	Tailwind
Model Number	TW-EF-N-50
Number of Items	1
Package information	Bag
Part Number	TW-EF-N-50-A
Special Ingredients	Gluten Free
UPC	855283005132
Unit Count	48 Grams

Tailwind Nutrition Endurance Fuel, Sports Drink Powder Mix with Electrolytes, Non-GMO, Free of Soy, Dairy, and Gluten, Vegan Friendly, Naked Unflavored, 50 Servings

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