Plasmaide

Plasmaide is an Australian human movement company focused on blood health. Their products use pine bark extract to promote blood flow, optimise movement and have athletes of all levels performing at their peak.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What types of energy products do we offer?

Plasmaide's products focus on blood flow. If you're after something different, Aid Station stocks a diverse range of energy products including energy gels, energy chews, drink mixes , and recovery powders to support your athletic performance.

2. Are Plasmaide products suitable for different dietary preferences?

Plasmaide's products cater for various dietary requirements including vegans and those intolerant of gluten and/or dairy. Be sure to check individual product details and nutrition facts for the specific dietary information you may need.

3. Are there any Plasmaide products with caffeine that I can eat for an extra boost?

No, not at this stage. Fortunately Aid Station also stocks a wide range of caffeinated products – take a look at our best-selling energy chews, energy gels and energy stroopwafels.

4. What products are best for athletes’ cramps?

Though Plasmaide doesn't create products for cramps, Pickle Juice has gained popularity for its potential to relieve muscle cramps due to its high sodium and electrolyte content. Some athletes believe that its quick ingestion can help alleviate cramps, possibly due to the sodium-triggering nerve receptors that influence muscle contractions.

5. When is the best time to consume Plasmaide for optimal results?

Recommended consumption instructions can be found in each Plasmaide product description. Plasmaide Advanced Endurance + Recovery should be taken 30–60 minutes before and/or after sports or exercise, and in the morning and/or night for general health and wellbeing.

6. Can Plasmaide be consumed during endurance activities like marathons or triathlons?

Plasmaide Advanced Endurance + Recovery is best used before or after endurance activities.

7. What is pine bark extract? Is it safe?

Generally speaking, yes. It comes from the bark of the French maritime pine and has been used as a natural supplement for decades now. If you have any concerns, please talk to your GP before using Plasmaide.