:GO FAR Endurance Fuel - All Questions

Hi Ben,
Thanks for your question! For an IM bike, there are a few options:
1. Sticking with the one bottle per hour, you could start with 3 bottles for the first 3 hours, and then pick up 3 more bottles from your special needs bag for the 2nd 3 hours (for a 6 hour bike).
2. Some people will "concentrate" their INFINIT into one or two bottles and then drink additional plain water - for example, you could have two 3 hour bottles with 3 servings or 6 scoops in each bottle (for a 6 hour ride). You would drink 1/3 of this bottle each hour and then want to have an aero bottle (or other bottle) you could drink additional plain water from (so you are getting at least 20 oz of fluid per hour).
3. You can also carry those same concentrated bottles from example 2 and instead of drinking concentrated INFINIT and drinking plain water, you could make up normal strength bottles on the go by adding the equivalent of a serving to an easily re-fillable aero bottle and grabbing plain water from an aid station and adding it to it.

If you'd like to talk through with one of our formulation specialists, feel free schedule a free consult here: https://www.infinitnutrition.us/consultation

Thank you for your question! Under the pictures at the top of the page there is a picture of the full nutrition label and full list of ingredients in the Go Far product. If you have any questions about any of the ingredients, don't hesitate to get in touch here: https://www.infinitnutrition.us/contact-infinit

The regular Go Far is NOT vegan. It contains whey protein. However there is a plant based/vegan version of the Go Far you can find here: https://www.infinitnutrition.us/go-far-endurance-plant

Hi Donna,
Go Far is designed to be mixed with 20 ounces of water but you can try mixing it with 16 ounces and the concentration will still be pretty close to ideal if you struggle to drink that much per hour, just know the flavor will be a little stronger when mixed in 16 oz vs. 20 oz. Go Far contains 280 calories and 4 grams of protein so depending on your body size, it may last a little over one hour. If you would like to schedule a free consult, we can talk through this and any other questions you have to try and dial in a plan for you: https://www.infinitnutrition.us/consultation
-Colin

Generally 20-50 mg per serving is a good general rule for longer distance blends but it depends on how long long you are going, your body size, and your caffeine tolerance.

You can alternate with caffeine. Or, you can save it for the last few hours to really get a boost from the caffeine. Or you can just use it for an entire event depending on the event.

For a running marathon, I would recommend starting with Speed or Go Far for Women.

You can also schedule a consult here if you'd like to talk through any of these questions or set-up a custom blend: https://www.infinitnutrition.us/consultation

Hi Stephen,
Thanks for your question. Whey protein is one of the proteins found in cows milk, so it is technically dairy. We use a high quality, whey protein isolate which is over 99% lactose free. So for those that have issues with lactose, normally INFINIT products are not a problem. Let us know if you have any further questions on this topic. Thanks!