What is beta-alanine?
Beta-alanine is an amino acid that the body also produces itself and that occurs in animal protein sources. There are no authorized EU health claims for beta-alanine, so we do not mention any.
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SiS beta-alanine capsules contain 750 mg of beta-alanine each. Four capsules make exactly one 3-gram serving, and with 120 capsules per bottle, you have 30 servings on hand. It is a single-ingredient product, aside from the capsule, made for athletes who choose their supplements as thoughtfully as their training schedule.
Beta-alanine is an amino acid that your body produces itself and that is also found in animal protein sources such as meat and fish. Together with the amino acid histidine, it forms the compound carnosine. There are no permitted EU health claims for beta-alanine. Therefore, on this page we only describe what it is, how much is in it, and how to use it.
Beta-alanine is available as a powder and as capsules, and both have their place. Those who take large daily amounts often choose powder. Many athletes choose beta-alanine capsules for their practical benefits: 750 mg per capsule is precisely measured, so you do not need a scale or measuring scoop and you never take too much or too little. Pure beta-alanine powder also tastes distinctly bitter; you cannot taste a capsule. And a bottle of capsules fits easily in your sports bag, even on competition days. The capsule shell is made of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, a plant-based material, making the product suitable for vegans.
Perhaps the best-known characteristic of beta-alanine: a tingling or prickly sensation in your face, neck, or hands shortly after ingestion. This is called paresthesia. It occurs when the concentration of beta-alanine in your blood peaks rapidly after a large dose, and it disappears on its own within about an hour. It is harmless, but not everyone finds it pleasant. That is where capsules are useful: you can spread out the daily dose, for example, two capsules with breakfast and two with dinner. Smaller servings result in a lower peak in your blood, and taking it with a meal further dampens that. Competitors rarely mention this on their product page; we prefer to simply include it, so you know what to expect.
SiS has every production batch screened via Informed Sport, the independent testing program of LGC Laboratories. Every batch is checked for substances on the WADA banned list before it is released. For cyclists, rowers, combat athletes, and anyone who may be subject to doping controls, that is the difference between taking a supplement and taking a risk. SiS has been supplying professional teams and Olympic athletes for years, and these beta-alanine capsules fall under that same testing regime. Good to know: according to the recommended use, you take beta-alanine daily, including rest days.
In short: one amino acid, precisely dosed in vegan capsules, every batch tested by the lab.
Each capsule contains 750mg of beta-alanine. No scale, no scoop, and no dosing errors: four capsules together form a pre-portioned serving of 3 grams.
An independent laboratory screens each production batch for substances on the WADA prohibited list. This makes it one of the few beta-alanine products on the Dutch market with doping screening per batch.
Individual capsules are easy to distribute, for example 2 with breakfast and 2 with dinner. Convenient for those who want to limit the well-known tingling sensation on the skin.
The capsule shell is made from plant-based hydroxypropyl methylcellulose instead of gelatin. And while pure beta-alanine powder has a distinctly bitter taste, you won't taste a capsule.
* Percentage van de referentie inname volgens Verordening (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.
** Reference intake unknown.
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Beta-alanine is an amino acid that the body also produces itself and that occurs in animal protein sources. There are no authorized EU health claims for beta-alanine, so we do not mention any.
That is paresthesia: a harmless, temporary tingling sensation in the face, neck, or hands that can occur when the beta-alanine concentration in your blood peaks rapidly. It subsides on its own within about an hour. If you want to experience it less, spread the 4 capsules throughout the day and take them with a meal.
Yes, you can. They are different substances that do not interfere with each other, and you take both daily instead of around your workout. Many strength and interval athletes use them simultaneously. Make sure to use each product according to its own dosage instructions.
Take beta-alanine daily according to the dosage instructions, including rest days, preferably with a meal. In the short term, you may notice a familiar tingling sensation on the skin; this is harmless.
Carnosine is a dipeptide, a compound of two amino acids: beta-alanine and histidine. It occurs naturally in muscle tissue and is also found in meat and fish.
The substance is the same; the difference lies in the application. Capsules are precisely pre-dosed (750mg each), tasteless, and easy to carry or spread throughout the day. Powder is more practical per gram for those who use large quantities, but it tastes bitter and requires a scale or scoop for an accurate dose.