You can usually buy gels, energy drinks and other useful items at local bike shops, but if you can, you might as well purchase in bulk at home and carry them with you.
Ideally, take a mixture of energy gel/bar/drink flavours, as taste fatigue can set in.
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Along with sun cream and chamois cream, this is also where you might want to think about:
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