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Whey isolate, whey blend or plant: how to choose
Protein powder is the least mysterious product we sell: it is food, concentrated into a scoop, for the days when meals alone do not cover what training asks of your muscles. Protein supplies the amino acids that muscle repair and maintenance run on, which makes a shake a convenience — a dependable way to reach a daily total — rather than a shortcut. This collection keeps the decision honest: three ways of preparing whey, and one plant formula for routines that leave dairy out entirely.
Read the label in two places: the protein line and the ingredient list. Whey Protein Isolate & MCT Powder draws its protein from whey isolate in a 120-calorie serving, with MCT oil powder and apple pectin rounding out the formula. Whey Protein Isolate Powder (Vanilla) is the short-label option — whey protein isolate, natural flavors and stevia leaf extract are the entire ingredient list — in a 90-calorie scoop. Whey Isolate & Concentrate Blend Powder pairs whey isolate with whey concentrate, the classic everyday format, sweetened with stevia rather than artificial sweeteners. And Fava Bean Protein Isolate Powder gets there with no dairy at all, building a complete amino acid profile from fava bean protein isolate and fermented nutritional yeast protein.
Then make it boring: a set time, a flavour you genuinely like, and a tub that does not run out. Chocolate and vanilla exist across this range for exactly that reason — sticking with a protein habit is a taste problem before it is a discipline problem, so Subscribe & Save takes 10% off and keeps the next tub arriving every month, and you can cancel it from your account anytime. The other half of a training week — the work the protein is recovering you from — lives in our performance and training collection. And because a protein claim is only as good as its panel, every formula here lists its amounts per serving on its product page — what’s in it, before you buy. How we decide a product deserves the shelf space explains the rest.
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Protein questions, answered
- Is whey protein isolate better than concentrate?
- Isolate has been filtered further, so more of each serving is protein and less is fat and lactose; concentrate is whey in its less-processed, more traditional form. Neither is a wrong answer — the trade is a leaner scoop against a simpler preparation. Whey Isolate & Concentrate Blend Powder sidesteps the choice by putting both forms in one formula, with its amounts per serving listed on its product page.
- Is plant protein as good as whey protein?
- What muscle repair needs is the full set of essential amino acids in a dose you take consistently — the source matters less than the profile. Fava Bean Protein Isolate Powder covers that profile by combining fava bean protein isolate with fermented nutritional yeast protein, with no dairy anywhere in the formula. If whey suits you, choose by taste and diet rather than ideology.
- How much protein is in a serving of protein powder?
- Across this collection a serving carries 18 g to 22 g depending on the formula: Whey Protein Isolate & MCT Powder is the high end at 22 g, the three-ingredient isolate comes in at 18–19 g depending on flavor, and the plant protein lands at 20–21 g. Every figure here comes from each formula’s label, and each product page lists it with the serving size and calories alongside.
- When is the best time to drink a protein shake?
- Your total across the day matters more than the minute you drink it, so pick the slot you will actually keep — after training is popular mostly because it is the easiest habit to anchor. On rest days a shake works as an ordinary between-meals top-up. Whichever slot you settle on, keep to your label's directions — and if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication or managing a medical condition, run the routine past your healthcare provider before you start.
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The rest of the range
Most of what a protein routine achieves is decided between servings — training, sleep and the rest of the day's habits. The other collections we carry:
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A month of protein is the heaviest parcel we send, and shipping is weight-based USPS priced at cost — worth a look before checkout:
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