Product description Are you looking for proven carbohydrate gels, which professionals of different sports have relied on since 1996? Then your choice should fall on Powerbar PowerGel. The original PowerGele provides you with C2MAX in combination with sodium. C2MAX is a carbohydrate mix, which contains a scientifically developed 2:1 ratio of glucose and fructose sources. Ingredients Lemon Lime: maltodextrin, water, fructose, sodium chloride, acidifier (lactic acid), sodium citrate, preservative (potassium sorbate), natural citrus flavour. Green Apple: maltodextrin, water, fructose, sodium chloride, acidifier (citric acid), caffeine (0.1%), sodium citrate, preservative (potassium sorbate), natural flavours. Red fruit: maltodextrin, water, fructose, fruit juice concentrates (15%) (apple, pomegranate, raspberry), sodium chloride, sodium citrate, natural flavours, preservative (potassium sorbate), acidifier (citric acid). Mango Passionfruit: maltodextrin, water, fructose, fruit juice concentrates (17%) (apple, mango, passion fruit), sodium chloride, guarana extract, sodium citrate, natural flavours, caffeine (0.1%), preservative (potassium sorbate), acidifier (citric acid).

The recent surge in antisemitic attacks in Sydney has raised significant concerns about public safety, social cohesion, and the adequacy of Australia’s counter-terrorism laws. One of the most alarming incidents involved the discovery of a caravan in Dural, northwest of Sydney, containing Powergel explosives and antisemitic material, including a list of Jewish targets. The explosives,

I compared Vanish PowerGel and Astonish Oxy Active stain removers on tomato stains. Both removed marks, but Astonish offered better value at £1.50 for 750ml versus £4 for 200ml.

Donald Woodford tried to return the Powergel to the manufacturer and then hand it to police after years storing the explosives in a shed on his Mossburn property.