Raw ISO Whey Protein Isolate with Enzymes, 27g per 30g (90% w/w)

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If you don't have problems digesting lactose, whey protein conc. is a good option for you. If you're sensitive to it, WPI is the way to go. If you're on a budget, or are vegan, plant protein is a great alternative. However, it can take a while to adapt to plant protein's grainy texture and taste. Brands that I suggest which are trustworthy and avoid fillers are OWN by Food Pharmer TWT or raw / unflavored whey protein from ; Naturaltein Asitis Nutrabay Muscleblaze Muscle Nectar
I have bought from amazon regularly. never had to return it. I buy from Muscle Nectar & Amul site as well. Never had problem with that either. with Flipkart, they once sent the wrong flavor and refused to take it back. I think the seller was the main culprit. Overall, amazon has better reputation in the big cities at least I think. I plan to buy couple of packs in the Amazon sell. MuscleNectar has isolate protein 2 kg available for around 5k ₹. Maybe I will buy that too.
I started using MN Isolate Whey Protein with Digestive Enzymes last 6 months much better than Avatar & few others I used in the past. Today I used MN10 code & I got below price for 2Kgs pack.🙂👇 The same I had paid earlier 5,600 with Chirag somehting code. Both me and my daughter use regularly, we liked it. I have a very sensitive gut, it helped me. https://preview.redd.it/ow1ltsb0b3wf1.png?width=896&format=png&auto=webp&s=94aa3cb11df05985afb91769e2d23e0ccd58c64f
Musclenectar, Best among all
Good recovery, no bloating issues, budget friendly. Even mixability is also good. No fake product delivery issues as you can only order from their own website.
Muscle nectar Using from past 3years. Pretty satisfied. Tip: During Festivals etc they will have a site wide 15% off sale. I buy 8kgs at a time
I wouldn't be too hasty to blame just the maltodextrin for your digestive issues, maltodextein is bad but some people have issues digesting lactose, so maybe try isolate protein (where the lactose is removed). If I were you, this is what I'd do, try Whey Concentrate of a different brand. If the digestion issue persists then move on to Whey Isolate. As for the question you asked as to what brand I'd suggest, that would depend on the budget. I personally purchase my protein in the 2 to 2.5K range, currently I'm using Muscle Nectar which is a blend of Isolate & Concentrate & costs around 2.3K, i have previously used Avvatar, Muscleblaze, Naturaltein & Fuel One. I do not purchase Muscleblaze & Avvatar anymore because they have become ridiculously & unreasonably expensive and cost around 3K right now. P.S : I wrote all that jazz under the assumption that you are unaware of different types of whey, if you're already aware Please accept my apologies for giving unsolicited gyaan.
I've now switched 100% to Amul Whey. Whenever I find one in stock, I buy it and stock it irrespective of flavour. I have around 3kg whey stored already. For the most part I was a Muscle Nectar fan, but last batch quality wasn't really great. They changed from their kinda grainy texture powder to smooth talcum like texture and taste also changed. And they've bumped their prices as well. :(
Amul, muscle nectar - there maybe others I don't know about. These are more expensive, definitely but atleast you are spending that extra amount for your health and not something else.
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