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<blockquote data-quote="phoenix" data-source="post: 311250" data-attributes="member: 12578">Personally, I don&#039;t&nbsp; like either dextrose or jelly babies/beans . They are both horribly sweet&nbsp; The tiny lucozade jelly beans are about 1g carb each but others look to be a bit bigger. They&#039;re OK for drip feeding whilst running&nbsp; but they take me quite a long time to get down because they stick to my teeth.&nbsp;&nbsp; TBH , I only used them because I got some free at an exhibition and wouldn&#039;t buy them, I don&#039;t think their ingredients are any different to non sports ones.Though I&nbsp;&nbsp; don&#039;t like dextrose, I&#039;d use it rather than jelly beans for what I consider to be&nbsp; a &#039;real&#039;&nbsp; hypo ( ie one that is&nbsp; caused by too much insulin rather than&nbsp; a &#039;low&#039; as a result of exercise which is&nbsp; more under my control)&nbsp; .&nbsp;But size does matter, how many hypos would this treat?&nbsp; <a href="http://giantgummybears.com/" target="_blank">http://giantgummybears.com/</a>&nbsp; :lol:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="phoenix, post: 311250, member: 12578"] Personally, I don't like either dextrose or jelly babies/beans . They are both horribly sweet The tiny lucozade jelly beans are about 1g carb each but others look to be a bit bigger. They're OK for drip feeding whilst running but they take me quite a long time to get down because they stick to my teeth. TBH , I only used them because I got some free at an exhibition and wouldn't buy them, I don't think their ingredients are any different to non sports ones. Though I don't like dextrose, I'd use it rather than jelly beans for what I consider to be a 'real' hypo ( ie one that is caused by too much insulin rather than a 'low' as a result of exercise which is more under my control) . But size does matter, how many hypos would this treat? [url=http://giantgummybears.com/]http://giantgummybears.com/[/url] :lol: [/QUOTE]

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