is it a good quality whey protein compared to others
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The Pure Protein is on the low end for sure but it's cheap and at the end of the day protein is protein
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It depends on what others you're comparing it to. I used an online ranking and to me it was good enough, especially for the price. There were some above this one with exceptional quality that were also considerably pricier. This one was still sufficiently above average in quality for a price that is nearly below average, and the taste was pretty decent (I got the chocolate flavor). I wish I could find the scale for you but I have no idea where I placed it, but you might get something doing a Google search. BTW, when I say quality I am mainly referring to protein content/ratio.
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I compared it with products sold by our local fitness center. I also compared the vitamin and nutrient content. It is the only one I found that I desired. It does have a little twang to it, but splenda or honey takes care of that. I see the same product sold locally, but price is much better on here.
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This protein is good relative to price. There are better quality proteins but they are much more expensive. This protein is good enough for most people. Taste is ok and the nutritional breakdown is pretty good. If price is no object though there are better protein supplements.
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Recommended by my doctor and dietician. I've been using it for three years. Still think it has the best taste.
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It seems good to me.....I need extra protein in my diet and thought this was a good way to supplement it. I like that it is very easy to mix when I don't use my blender. I just add it to water in my glass and mix with a spoon. I tend to drink it after working out. I've had other protein shakes over the years and this one is low in sugar, easy to mix & has a good creamy taste. (before drinking after mixing, I let it sit for about a minute and it seems to get more creamy) I really like it. Here's the website for additional information. http://www.pureprotein.com/products/pure-protein-whey-2-lb-rich-chocolate/#http://www.pureprotein.com/products/pure-protein-whey-2-lb-rich-chocolate/# It seems good to me.....I need extra protein in my diet and thought this was a good way to supplement it. I like that it is very easy to mix when I don't use my blender. I just add it to water in my glass and mix with a spoon. I tend to drink it after working out. I've had other protein shakes over the years and this one is low in sugar, easy to mix & has a good creamy taste. (before drinking after mixing, I let it sit for about a minute and it seems to get more creamy) I really like it. Here's the website for additional information.... » Read More It seems good to me.....I need extra protein in my diet and thought this was a good way to supplement it. I like that it is very easy to mix when I don't use my blender. I just add it to water in my glass and mix with a spoon. I tend to drink it after working out. I've had other protein shakes over the years and this one is low in sugar, easy to mix & has a good creamy taste. (before drinking after mixing, I let it sit for about a minute and it seems to get more creamy) I really like it. Here's the website for additional information. http://www.pureprotein.com/products/pure-protein-whey-2-lb-rich-chocolate/#http://www.pureprotein.com/products/pure-protein-whey-2-lb-rich-chocolate/# « Show Less
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I love this stuff. Amount of sugar is much lower than most protein powders and only 8 grams of carbs / serving.For the price lowest I have found. It tastes great for me!! I don't even add any stevia to it for sweetness. Must admit that I was most concerned with finding a protein powder that tasted good with low carbs and this fits the bill.
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I really do not know. I actually lost more weight with whey protein than any other method. Get creative w/flavors using vanilla powder. Works great! (I lost 80 pounds in 5 months w/whey)
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It's not.. it's more plant based type it comes from grains such as beans and rice. It's not a good protein for body building such as isolate but it's good for people who are just taking protein just to maintain a healthy body weight.
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I have never used the wild whey protein but I am very happy with the regular Source Organic Whey Protein. I will definitely buy it again. Hopes this helps. Barb
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If you mean the plain then yes. All of the flavored Orgains are great even the vegan. I avoid plain in any protein shake as it us just that "plain".
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Yes, it taste good with water. It tends to be thick but good. I bought this 6 month ago and have stuck to this protein since. I bought it because lab tests done on many name brand proteins indicate that this protein was the highest rated one and true to the nutritional profile it listed.
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There are two different Muscle Feast unflavored whey isolates. I've had both the 26g and 24g. I pick up the former if it's in stock and the latter if not. They both taste the same and haven't affected my lactose intolerance.
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The original extreme 60 is what I have used for years and it works great. More protein with less additives than the competing brands. As far as I can tell the ripped has a thermogenic in it and other traces of fat burners. As for taste it is pretty much the same, maybe very subtle differences.
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Nope, no whey protein in this one. This protein is a fine mix of pea protein, artichoke protein, sprouted amaranth, and quinoa!
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They have a new option where you can get it in Whey. I ordered the soy version (even though the image said Whey) it still came to me correctly.
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This is actually a difficult question to answer as there is much debate on the topic. Truly, it depends on your goals. If you are in a "Paleo Challenge", you'll want to consult the rules (some people say whey is not paleo because it is derived from milk). However, if you are simply searching for a healthier lifestyle, but you prefer to supplement your protein intake, then whey is a great option. For the active athlete/person on a paleo lifestyle diet, protein intake is as vital as sleeping. Also, in most whey proteins the irritants and allergens found in actual cow's milk have been removed. Whey isolates are preferred by most athletes for the easy access to increased protein versus price. I hope this helps. This is actually a difficult question to answer as there is much debate on the topic. Truly, it depends on your goals. If you are in a "Paleo Challenge", you'll want to consult the rules (some people say whey is not paleo because it is derived from milk). However, if you are simply searching for a healthier lifestyle, but you prefer to supplement your protein intake, then whey is a great option. For the active athlete/person on a paleo lifestyle diet, protein intake is as vital as sleeping. Also, in most whey proteins the irritants and allergens found in actual cow's milk have... » Read More This is actually a difficult question to answer as there is much debate on the topic. Truly, it depends on your goals. If you are in a "Paleo Challenge", you'll want to consult the rules (some people say whey is not paleo because it is derived from milk). However, if you are simply searching for a healthier lifestyle, but you prefer to supplement your protein intake, then whey is a great option. For the active athlete/person on a paleo lifestyle diet, protein intake is as vital as sleeping. Also, in most whey proteins the irritants and allergens found in actual cow's milk have been removed. Whey isolates are preferred by most athletes for the easy access to increased protein versus price. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes and it's very good. It does have whey, so if you're not tolerant, don't get it. Yum
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Both are good products and you should get comparable results from either one. Most whey protein products from major reliable manufacturers are very similar these days. Your own personal goals are the main factor to use in determining your choice. If you want to gain mass, then choose a Meal Replacement Powder or a Mass Gainer. These have considerably more calories per serving than does a whey powder only product. If your goals are more towards staying or getting lean, gaining endurance through exercise, or if you just want to boost your protein intake, then choose a whey powder such as either one of these you have mentioned or others like them. Both are good products and you should get comparable results from either one. Most whey protein products from major reliable manufacturers are very similar these days. Your own personal goals are the main factor to use in determining your choice. If you want to gain mass, then choose a Meal Replacement Powder or a Mass Gainer. These have considerably more calories per serving than does a whey powder only product. If your goals are more towards staying or getting lean, gaining endurance through exercise, or if you just want to boost your protein intake, then choose a whey powder such as... » Read More Both are good products and you should get comparable results from either one. Most whey protein products from major reliable manufacturers are very similar these days. Your own personal goals are the main factor to use in determining your choice. If you want to gain mass, then choose a Meal Replacement Powder or a Mass Gainer. These have considerably more calories per serving than does a whey powder only product. If your goals are more towards staying or getting lean, gaining endurance through exercise, or if you just want to boost your protein intake, then choose a whey powder such as either one of these you have mentioned or others like them. « Show Less
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Hi JN, Whey Protein has naturally occurring amino acids. Here is a typical amino profile for our whey isolate: http://i.imgur.com/NgG5x9G.jpg
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Yes, it's one of the few products for Whey protein that is organic and that comes from Grass-Fed cows. I use to buy it from Whole Foods, but it is a bit less expensive here, and they deliver it fast and well-packaged.
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About four months ago I purchased both the Whey Protein and the Whey Isolate. They both have 60gm protein in two scoops.
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It's possible that it's an error, OR it's also possible that they're warning you that the protein that's sourced from peas is less-bioavailable than that from whey, which is the "gold standard" of protein powder bioavailability. (Funny, but I always thought that egg whites were the highest, then whey.)