Isopure (Glanbia) - Isopure Low Carb

Bought creamy vanilla last month form costco and noticed the salts just sitting in the bottom no matter how much i blend This month i ordered chocolate (white container) and same sort of salty residue. That led me to this thread. I’m so disappointed, its my favorite protein powder since 4+ years

Bought creamy vanilla last month form costco and noticed the salts just sitting in the bottom no matter how much i blend This month i ordered chocolate (white container) and same sort of salty residue. That led me to this thread. I’m so disappointed, its my favorite protein powder since 4+ years

Just wanted to add I agree with everything here. Switched back to isopure from dymatize iso100 and had to google why it tastes salty. Very frustrating

I’ve stuck with the Isopure for a couple years now (the unflavored). The taste isn’t great, but it’s not too bad either. Lots of protein, little pain and not horrible on calories/fat. The MyProtein and Optimum Nutrition are awful tasting in my opinion.

I currently buy Isopure Low Carb 100% Pure Whey Isolate Protein Powder on Amazon because I know my body doesn’t like lactose or gluten. I *think* this is lactose/gluten free and tastes decent. Is this different than beef isolate?

Came here to recommend this!!!

Thank You for sharing. I just received the new powder and you hit every single point I was going to say. I’m looking for a new protein powder 

I've stayed with isopure for a long time. Any chocolate is good but creamy vanilla > simply vanilla

I have seen that most folks not really interested in the technical details, they are more focused on figuring out whats best for their particular needs. I have compiled a list of the major brands (ON, Avvatar, Amul, MuscleBlaze etc) and categorized them by use case. **"Best Value for Money" TIER** You want protein that works and passes checks, but you don't want to spend Rs3000. * Nakpro Platinum Whey Isolate * Price: \~Rs1550 (0.5kg) * Why: This is mathematically the cheapest Isolate in India right now. Most isolates cost Rs4000+, so getting one for under Rs1600 is insane value. It mixes decent enough but you are strictly paying for the protein content not a premium milkshake experience. * Best For: Students who need the highest protein percentage for the lowest possible rupee. * As-It-Is ATOM (Double Rich Chocolate) * Price: \~Rs2300 * Why: It is USA Labdoor Certified(which is a huge trust marker) and includes DigeZyme enzymes so it doesn't bloat you like cheaper raw wheys might. It costs a bit more than other low budget whey, but the taste and digestion are much better. * Best For: Beginners who want a certified, trustable brand without spending international prices. * Amul Whey Protein (Lactose Free) * Price: Rs2000 (Pack of 30 sachets) * Why: It is arguably the highest quality raw whey because it is 100% Native Whey (extracted directly from milk, not cheese byproduct). It is Lactose Free by default. The only catch? It tastes like milky water and is always sold out. * Best For: Purists who want the cleanest protein possible and have the patience to hunt for stock. **"Digestion & Lactose Issues" TIER** For people who get gas, bloating, or acne from regular whey. * MuscleBlaze Biozyme Performance Whey * Price: \~Rs2650 * Why: This is the only Indian protein that is actually Clinically Tested for 50% higher absorption. They patented an enzyme blend specifically for Indian digestion. If other proteins make you bloated or gassy, this is the safest bet because your body absorbs more of it instead of letting it sit in your gut. * Best For: People with sensitive stomachs who want whey but are scared of the bloating. * Isopure Low Carb Isolate * Price: \~Rs4990 * Why: This is the best of isolates. It is 100% Whey Protein Isolate with virtually zero carbs and zero fillers. It is incredibly expensive (nearly 5k), but it is the cleanest, lightest protein you can buy. It mixes clear and has no lactose to upset your stomach. * Best For: Severe lactose intolerance, Keto dieters, or people with a high budget who want zero bloat. * Cosmix (Plant Protein) * Price: \~Rs1995 * Why: If you absolutely cannot do dairy, this is a No Nonsense plant protein that actually tastes decent (like the Mahabaleshwar Strawberry flavor). It is specifically marketed as Gut Friendly because it lacks the gums and heavy thickeners that make other vegan proteins taste like mud. * Best For: Vegans or people with severe dairy allergies who want a clean label. **"No Chemicals/Additives" TIER** You read the label and hate seeing Sucralose, Xanthan Gum, or Artificial Flavors. * The Whole Truth (TWT) * Price: \~Rs3400 (Flavored) * Why: They are obsessed with transparency. They don't just say No Added Sugar, they strictly use Monk Fruit instead of artificial sweeteners like sucralose. Their Light Cocoa flavor uses real cocoa and lists every single ingredient on the front. It is expensive, but it’s the only brand that promises Cleanest, Lightest Whey with zero chemicals. * Best For: Health conscious folks who have the budget and hate the chemical aftertaste of normal whey. * Avvatar Raw (Unflavored) * Price: \~Rs2600 * Why: It is the freshest option because it is Milked, Processed, and Packed within 24 hours. It has exactly ONE ingredient: Whey Protein Concentrate. No soy, no sugar, no flavors. You get full control to mix it with coffee or cocoa yourself. * Best For: Purists who want fresh, chemical free protein and can mix their own flavors. * Only Whats Needed (OWN) * Price: \~Rs2500 * Why: As the name suggests, they strictly put "Only What You Need." Their Cocoa Concentrate is simple: 24g protein per scoop, no artificial flavors, and no fillers. They test every batch for 7 critical parameters (heavy metals etc.) and keep the price very reasonable for a clean-label product. * Best For: Minimalists who want a clean label without paying TWT's premium price. **"Premium/International" TIER** You want brand value, consistent taste, and international reputation. * Dymatize ISO 100 Hydrolyzed * Price: \~Rs13699 (5 lbs / 2.3 kg) which is approx Rs5950 per kg. * Why: It is Hydrolyzed (pre-digested), meaning it absorbs faster than any other whey on this list. It is super filtered to remove excess carbs, fat and lactose. If you are a pro athlete or just want the absolute best recovery money can buy, this is it. * Best For: Pros, people with weak digestion who need fast absorption, or those who buy in bulk (5lbs). * Optimum Nutrition (ON) Gold Standard * Price: \~Rs6160 (1.7 kg) * Why: The industry standard. It works, tastes the same every time (Double Rich Chocolate is legendary), and has a massive global reputation. * Best For: People who want zero risk and consistent flavor. Note: Prices listed are approximate and change daily based on sales/offers. If you think another brand deserves to be on this list (or if you've had a bad experience with one of these) drop a comment below so we can keep this updated.

Been on isopure for couple of years. When the Dutch chocolate was in the grey container it was good. Now that I got the white one it has all the salty chunks that dont dissolve. No thanks.

Been on isopure for couple of years. When the Dutch chocolate was in the grey container it was good. Now that I got the white one it has all the salty chunks that dont dissolve. No thanks.

I have recently sent them an email on the salty chunks and they said after much feedback they are changing the product and should be on shelves in late August.

Isopure protein powders contain a small amount of cholesterol, typically around **10mg per serving** (which is 3% of the daily value) low-carb or zero-carb whey protein isolates. Tastes great I buy them at Costco. If you are looking for NO-cholesterol the only option woould be Plant based Protein powder.