- Is Whey Pro 24 an isolate or a concentrate?
- It is a blend of whey isolate and whey concentrate. The isolate gives fast-absorbing protein while the concentrate keeps the powder affordable.
- How much protein is in one scoop?
- Each scoop provides 24 g of protein. Check the label for scoop size, since servings vary by tub.
- Is it suitable for lactose intolerance?
- Not really. The concentrate contains lactose, so people with lactose sensitivity often report bloating. A pure whey isolate is the safer pick.
- Is it gluten free?
- Yes, BodyTech lists it as gluten free. It is not marketed as suitable for other allergies, so check the label if you avoid soy or dairy.
- How does it compare with a pure isolate?
- A pure isolate has more protein per calorie and less lactose, but usually costs more. Whey Pro 24 trades some purity for a lower price and a milder taste.
- How should I use it?
- Mix one scoop with water or milk after training, or stir it into oats and smoothies. The vanilla flavor is mild enough for recipes.
- Where is the BodyTech Whey Pro 24 Whey Protein Isolate Concentrate Powder cheapest?
- At The Vitamin Shoppe, for $59.99, as of our latest check.