Is MRE a whey protein?

It is a blend. MRE combines whey with pea and egg proteins, and some flavors add beef protein, so it is not a pure whey powder.

How much protein is in each serving?

Each serving provides 40 g of protein with no added sugar.

When should I take it?

It is designed for post-workout use, but the whole-food blend also works as a meal-style shake at other times.

Does it contain lactose?

It includes whey, so it contains lactose. People with dairy sensitivity should check the label for their flavor.

How does it compare with a whey isolate?

MRE is thicker, has more protein per serving and uses multiple protein sources. A whey isolate mixes thinner and digests faster.

Why does it need so much shaking?

The pea and egg proteins and thicker formula dissolve less easily than isolates, so a shaker or blender helps.

Where is the Redcon1 MRE Protein Shake cheapest?

At Tiger Fitness, for $39.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Redcon1 MRE Protein Shake?

Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 914 ratings.

Where can I buy the Redcon1 MRE Protein Shake?

11 stores we checked sell it, including Tiger Fitness, Nutrition Faktory, Coalition Nutrition, House of Gains, AllHealthHousehold.com.

Redcon1 MRE Protein Shake

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Redcon1 MRE Protein Shake

Best price now

$39.99at Tiger FitnessChecked 7 h ago

Compared across 4 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

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Last seen at $39.99 at Tiger Fitness on Nov 9.
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Our take on the Redcon1 MRE Protein Shake

Redcon1 MRE is a protein powder built from whole-food sources: whey, pea and egg, plus beef protein in some flavors. Each serving delivers 40 g of protein with no added sugar, aimed at muscle gain and post-workout recovery. The whole-food blend sets it apart from straight whey powders, and reviewers often mention the thicker texture and dessert-like flavors. It suits lifters who want a meal-style shake rather than a light whey drink, though the scoops are large and the mix is heavier than most rivals.

Best forPost-workout recoveryMuscle gain phasesPeople who prefer whole-food protein sourcesThose who want a thicker, flavored shake

Pros

40 g of protein per serving
Blend of whey, pea and egg proteins
No added sugar
Dessert-style flavors reviewers enjoy
Suits post-workout and meal replacement use

Cons

Large scoop size and big servings
Thicker, grittier texture than straight whey
Some flavors are very sweet
Mixing takes more shaking than thin powders

Redcon1 MRE Protein Shake prices at every store

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$39.99Checked 7 h ago
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$42.00Checked 7 h ago
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$49.99Checked 7 h ago
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$44.99Checked 10 h ago
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Redcon1 MRE Protein Shake price history

$31.49$6.49

Nov 9Nov 10

Lowest price we've seen: $6.49 on Nov 9 at FoodGardenMarket; highest $31.49 on Nov 10. Tracked across 12 stores since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

4.6 / 5914 ratings

Owners rate MRE highly for its flavor and protein content, calling it a filling shake that works well after training. Complaints center on texture and sweetness rather than results.

What people mention

FlavorPraisedReviewers often call the flavors rich and dessert-like, with several favorites standing out.
TextureMixedSome find it thick and creamy; others describe it as gritty or chalky.
SweetnessCriticisedA number of buyers say certain flavors are too sweet.
Protein contentPraisedOwners value the 40 g of protein per serving for recovery and muscle gain.
MixabilityMixedIt blends into a thick shake but needs more shaking than thin whey powders.

Specifications

Form: Powder
Ingredients: Protein, Amino Acids
Amino Acid Type: BCAA
Protein Type: Whey, Pea, Egg
Sugar Content: Sugar Free
Protein Grams Per Serving: 40 g per serving

Questions and answers

Is MRE a whey protein?: It is a blend. MRE combines whey with pea and egg proteins, and some flavors add beef protein, so it is not a pure whey powder.
How much protein is in each serving?: Each serving provides 40 g of protein with no added sugar.
When should I take it?: It is designed for post-workout use, but the whole-food blend also works as a meal-style shake at other times.
Does it contain lactose?: It includes whey, so it contains lactose. People with dairy sensitivity should check the label for their flavor.
How does it compare with a whey isolate?: MRE is thicker, has more protein per serving and uses multiple protein sources. A whey isolate mixes thinner and digests faster.
Why does it need so much shaking?: The pea and egg proteins and thicker formula dissolve less easily than isolates, so a shaker or blender helps.
Where is the Redcon1 MRE Protein Shake cheapest?: At Tiger Fitness, for $39.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Redcon1 MRE Protein Shake?: Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 914 ratings.
Where can I buy the Redcon1 MRE Protein Shake?: 11 stores we checked sell it, including Tiger Fitness, Nutrition Faktory, Coalition Nutrition, House of Gains, AllHealthHousehold.com.