Start here · Buying guideLactiGo review: price, evidence and who it fits
Read the guide →LactiGo fits a sprint or team-sport athlete who wants a gel to rub on before training and accepts thin evidence: its 2025 pilot study had seven players. A 100 ml bottle is $55.00. For sodium bicarbonate, pick PR Lotion.
Practical guideLactiGo price: bottles, Go Packets and packs
Read the guide →LactiGo Original or Menthol gel is $55.00 for 100 ml, one-time, as read on October 4, 2026; 946 ml is $350.00 (Original) or $360.00 (Menthol). For sodium bicarbonate, PR Lotion lists at $34.99 for 10.6 oz (300 g).
Practical guideWhat is LactiGo gel? The Original and Menthol gels explained
Read the guide →LactiGo is a gel you rub into the skin before or after exercise, made by Outplay Inc. It comes as an Original gel with no menthol and a Menthol gel listing 1.25%. For a sodium bicarbonate lotion, see PR Lotion.
Practical guideDoes LactiGo work? What one study of seven players found
Read the guide →A seven-player rugby pilot study of LactiGo, supported by Hong Kong Baptist University, found higher peak power in some sprints; a 15-cyclist study of an unnamed carnosine gel found no gain. For menthol, pick Biofreeze.
Practical guideLactiGo where to buy: the store, the guarantee and returns
Read the guide →LactiGo sells its gels at its own store, shop.lactigo.com. Store pages show a 30-day money-back guarantee; its refund page gives first-time, one-bottle customers up to two months. For sodium bicarbonate, see PR Lotion.