19 product profiles across 13 brands. Compare the selected format, ingredients and evidence before choosing.
Search and filter this category ↗Whey is a milk-derived protein used to help meet dietary protein needs. It provides essential amino acids and is often convenient after exercise or when meals fall short. Its usefulness depends on total food intake and training, while isolate, concentrate and flavoured blends differ in lactose, ingredients and protein concentration.
Protein research supports meeting an appropriate total intake, not the idea that every branded powder produces extra muscle by itself. Compare protein grams per serving, complete ingredients and the amount of powder needed. Training, overall energy intake and consistency remain central to the outcome.
ISSN · Protein and exercise position stand ↗ · NIH ODS · Exercise and athletic performance ↗
Ingredient context reviewed 2026-10-26. General ingredient evidence does not verify the exact branded products below.
1 kg
The official page lists 27 g protein per 36 g serving from whey protein concentrate and whey protein isolate, with cocoa, sucralose, enzymes and a probiotic blend.
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1 kg
The manufacturer lists 27 g protein per 35 g rounded scoop. The protein is made from cow’s milk.
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650 g · 20 servings
The Gourmet Chocolate label lists 25 g protein, 120 calories and 1 g sugar per serving. Ingredients begin with hydrolyzed whey protein isolate and whey protein isolate.
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406 g · 14 servings
The manufacturer lists 25 g whey protein isolate per scoop and no added colours, flavours or sweeteners. This is the unflavoured powder.
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446 g powder · US label
Each label serving supplies 20 g protein, 85 calories and 1 g carbohydrate. The two listed ingredients are milk-derived whey protein isolate and sunflower lecithin.
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180 g · 5 × 36 g sachets
Each 36 g sachet lists 25 g protein. Ingredients include whey protein concentrate, whey powder, cocoa, MB EnzymePro and sucralose.
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Peach Tea clear whey powder
The India Peach Tea panel lists 20.8 g protein and 86 kcal per 25 g serving. This is a milk-derived whey isolate formula.
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India formula · unflavoured powder
The India unflavoured panel lists whey protein isolate (milk) and soy lecithin, with a declared 26.43 g protein per 30 g.
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Whey concentrate · flavour and pack vary
The manufacturer identifies this range as whey protein concentrate. Nutrition and ingredients vary by flavour.
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1 kg powder
Each 26 g scoop contains 24.55 g whey protein concentrate providing 18 g protein, plus a 70 mg blend of bromelain, protease, papain, lipase and alpha-amylase.
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1.2 lb powder · about 19 servings
A 28 g scoop lists 24 g protein and 110 calories. Ingredients are whey protein isolate and less than 1% sunflower lecithin.
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907 g · Double Rich Chocolate listing
Optimum Nutrition’s Indian site lists Gold Standard 100% Whey. The linked Amazon listing is the 907 g Double Rich Chocolate variant.
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Powder
The photographed US label lists 30 g protein and 140 calories per serving. The manufacturer describes hydrolyzed whey protein isolate with added branched-chain amino acids.
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30-serving powder pack · US label
The unflavoured formula lists a single ingredient, whey protein concentrate, and declares 24 g protein per 30 g serving.
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1 kg · cold coffee
The current recipe lists isolate 42%, concentrate 37.1%, date powder 9.5%, coffee 5.4%, milk powder 5.3%, bromelain 0.6% and monk fruit 0.1%.
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1 kg · light cocoa
The disclosed recipe is isolate 50%, concentrate 24.9%, milk powder 9%, date powder 8%, cocoa 7.4%, bromelain 0.6% and monk fruit 0.1%.
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1 kg · unflavoured
The current manufacturer panel lists 30.4 g protein per 35 g. Ingredients are whey protein isolate 99.4% and bromelain 0.6%.
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1 kg · unflavoured
The current manufacturer panel lists whey concentrate 99.4% and bromelain 0.6%, providing a declared 26.6 g protein per 35 g.
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30-serving tub
Per 27.9 g scoop: 21 g protein, 100 kcal, 3 g carbohydrate, 0.5 g fat, 3 g sugars including 1 g added sugar, and 75 mg sodium.
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