Science in Sport's REGO Rapid Recovery gives you 22g of carbohydrate to restock the glycogen you've just burned through, alongside 20g of protein to begin repairing muscle. The protein is soy, not whey, so it's fully plant-based and contains no lactose. That's why a lot of riders move to it after finding dairy sits badly following a hard effort.
Which size do you need?
A serving is 50g. The 1.5kg bag gives you 30 servings at roughly £1.27 each, which is about 12% cheaper per serve than the 500g bag at around £1.45. Most riders buy the 1.5kg once they've settled on a flavour. The 500g bag is there if you'd rather try one first.
Flavours: Chocolate, Strawberry and Vanilla, all three available in both sizes.
How to use it
Add 50g (two full scoops) to 500ml of cold water and shake. Best taken within 30 minutes of finishing, while the recovery window is still open.
Per serving
- 20g soy protein, including 2.5g L-leucine
- 22g carbohydrate
- Under 2g sugar
- Added vitamins and minerals, including vitamin C and vitamin B6
Informed Sport tested. Every batch is screened for banned substances, so it's safe for riders subject to testing.
Common questions
Is REGO Rapid Recovery vegan?
Yes. It's made with soy protein and contains no dairy, so it suits both vegans and anyone who's lactose intolerant.
Is it whey protein?
No, this is the plant-based formula. If you've seen it listed as whey elsewhere, that's a mislabel.
How many servings are in a bag?
Ten in the 500g bag and thirty in the 1.5kg bag, based on the standard 50g serving.
When should I take it?
Within about 30 minutes of finishing. It works after both short intense sessions and long endurance rides.
Which flavour should I pick?
Chocolate is our best seller. Vanilla is the mildest if you find recovery drinks cloying, and strawberry is the lightest option after a hot ride.
