- Is Gnarly whey good for drug-tested athletes?
- Yes. It is NSF Certified for Sport, which means it is tested for banned substances and is accepted by many sport governing bodies. Check your own federation's rules before relying on any certification.
- How does it compare with a whey isolate?
- It uses whey concentrate, so it has more carbs (12 g) and fat (4 g) and more lactose than an isolate. An isolate will be leaner per scoop; Gnarly offers grass-fed sourcing and sport certification instead.
- How much water should I use?
- Gnarly directs 10–12 oz of water per 1/3-cup serving. Using less water gives a thicker, stronger-tasting shake, but the powder is formulated for the larger volume.
- Does it contain added sugar?
- No. It has 0 g of added sugar, and the 12 g of carbs come from the whey and other ingredients. It also provides 4 g of fiber per serving.
- How many servings are in a tub?
- Each tub has 20 servings at the standard 1/3-cup scoop. Daily users will finish a tub in under three weeks.
- Is it suitable if I am lactose intolerant?
- Whey concentrate contains some lactose, so it may bother people with sensitivity. If isolate powders have worked better for you, stay with an isolate.
- Where is the Gnarly Grass-Fed Whey Protein Supplement cheapest?
- At Target, for $36.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Gnarly Grass-Fed Whey Protein Supplement?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, Target, Herbspro.