It tells you how to get their products and says nothing about going out of business. It's not what I'd expect to see if a company were going out of business.

I'm hearing from vendors they had a "fire-sale". products are also hard to find.

I can't imagine this is an effective way to go through a reorganization..

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Mike

Yeah, bummed. Their great tasting preload hydration mix at 1620mg sodium per small scoop with 20 servings for $15 was the best thing in the market for adding electrolytes for hot days - better than taking caps, and allowed me to mix my calories (Gu Roctane) and electrolytes according to the day's demands. Back to EFS Pro - less control over calories and not available on Amazon. EFS said they won't offer it on Amazon in the future. One seller offers it at 125% of MSRP - nice.

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I had been thinking of trying it, but impossible to get in Canada, and really expensive to order from US.
That said, comparing the labels of EFS Pro, to the older EFS drink, it really doesn't seem that different. Almost same amount of electrolytes per gram of powder. They list a 'hydrator', which is just two of the BCAA's that both drinks already contain, and the pro has a little less sugar. Not sure it is worth paying double the price for...

I know Mike Alexander is not going to be happy about this. OSMO was his go-to.

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EFS Pro is significantly less sweet - so much better for long workouts and races

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