- Is Whey+ an isolate or a concentrate?
- It is a whey protein isolate, so it is filtered to leave mostly protein with little fat or lactose. That makes it lighter on the stomach than many concentrates.
- Does it contain artificial sweeteners?
- No. Legion sweetens Whey+ without artificial sweeteners and keeps the ingredient list short. Check the label on the flavor you pick, since sweeteners can differ by flavor.
- Is it gluten free?
- Yes, Whey+ is labeled gluten free. People with celiac disease should still confirm on the current tub label.
- How does it compare with a whey concentrate?
- It has more protein per scoop and less lactose and fat than a concentrate. The trade-off is a higher cost than most concentrate-based powders.
- How should I use it?
- Mix one scoop with water or milk after training or as a snack. It also stirs into oats and smoothies without thickening them much.
- What flavors are available?
- Legion sells Whey+ in several flavors, including Cookies & Cream and Chocolate. Flavors vary by retailer and can sell out.
- Where is the Legion Athletics Whey+ Cookies & Cream Whey Isolate Protein cheapest?
- At Legion Athletics, for $69.99, as of our latest check.