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Advanced 100% Whey Protein Isolate (Chocolate)
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Advanced 100% Whey Protein Isolate (Chocolate)
The honest version: the real doses, the evidence graded for what it’s worth, and who should skip this one.
Advanced Whey Isolate (Chocolate) · 2-scoop serving · 24 servings
22 g of whey isolate — the fast, complete protein, in a shake you'll actually drink.
22 g of 100% whey protein isolate per serving — one of the most complete, fast-digesting proteins there is — at 120 calories, barely any sugar, stevia-sweetened, with real cocoa for the chocolate.* Sold on the protein, not the "advanced".
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What's actually in a serving.
A serving is built on 22 g of 100% whey protein isolate — the purest form of whey, filtered to strip out most of the fat, lactose and carbs so what's left is mostly protein. Around it: a little MCT, apple pectin and sunflower lecithin for mixability, sea salt, stevia for sweetness, and added vitamin D, calcium and electrolytes.
22 g protein
Per serving, from whey isolate — a complete, fast-digesting protein high in leucine, the amino acid most tied to building and repairing muscle. At 120 calories and barely any sugar, it's a lean 22 g.
Isolate, not concentrate: filtered further, so more protein and much less lactose per scoop. That's the reason to pay for isolate.
** % Daily Value based on a 2,000 calorie diet. *** Daily Value not established.
Ingredients: Whey Protein Isolate, Nidau Cocoa Powder, MCT Oil Powder, Natural Flavors, Nightfall Cocoa Powder, Sunflower Lecithin, Apple Pectin Powder, Sea Salt, Stevia Extract (leaf), Silicon Dioxide. Contains: Milk.
More protein and less lactose per scoop than concentrate — the leanest, easiest-digesting form of whey, and the reason to choose isolate.
Vitamin D, calcium and electrolytes round it toward a more complete daily shake — modest amounts, a nice rounding-out rather than the reason to buy it.
The evidence
What holds up — and what's just a name.
The protein is genuinely excellent; the extras are modest; "advanced" is marketing. Here's the honest split.
Whey isolate, 22 g
One of the best-studied, most complete proteins there is — full amino-acid profile, fast digestion, high leucine for muscle protein synthesis. For building and recovering muscle, this is the real thing at a real dose.
The added minerals and MCT
The vitamin D, calcium and MCT are sensible extras, but modest amounts — a nice rounding-out, not the reason to buy it. The 22 g of protein is the point.
The word "advanced"
"Advanced" is a name, not a spec. What makes this good is simple and old: 22 g of isolate, low sugar, mixes clean. We won't dress that up as something exotic.
Whey isolate is a genuinely great protein, and 22 g is a real dose — we sell it on that, not on "advanced." That's the standard.
Our standard
How to use it
One serving. After training or as a meal.
Two scoops, blended
Shake 2 scoops into water or milk. 22 g of protein, 120 calories. Isolate dissolves easily — a shaker bottle is enough.
Water for lean, milk for a meal
Water keeps it low-calorie; milk turns it into more of a meal-replacement shake.
Any time you need protein
After a workout for recovery, or any time of day you're short on protein.
This is a top-tier protein at an honest dose, and good value. Whey isolate is about as good as protein powder gets — complete, fast, lean — and 22 g is a real serving. The "advanced" extras (vitamins, MCT) are modest, so buy it for the protein. One thing it isn't: vegan — it's a dairy protein.
Before you buy
Who should check first.
This contains milk — it's a dairy protein, and not vegan. Whey isolate is much lower in lactose than concentrate and usually sits fine even if dairy bothers you, but very sensitive people should still ease in.
This one may not suit you if you:
- Are vegan or avoid dairy — this is whey (milk); our Plant Protein is the vegan option.
- Are severely lactose intolerant — isolate is low-lactose but not zero; start small.
- Have kidney disease — discuss high total protein intake with your doctor.
- Are pregnant or nursing — protein powder is generally fine, but check if you're unsure.
This is whey protein isolate, so it contains milk and isn't vegan. Sweetened with stevia (no added sugar to speak of), and in chocolate, coloured and flavoured with real cocoa. No artificial sweeteners.
Straight answers
Whey isolate questions, answered.
How much protein, and what kind?
22 g of 100% whey protein isolate per serving — a fast-digesting, complete protein with a full amino-acid profile. Isolate is the purer, lower-lactose form of whey.*
Isolate vs concentrate — does it matter?
Isolate is filtered further: more protein per scoop and much less lactose than concentrate. If dairy sugar bothers you, or you want the leanest protein, isolate is worth it.
How much sugar is in it?
Barely any — around 1–2 g, since it's sweetened with stevia rather than sugar. It fits a low-sugar or low-carb day.
Is it vegan?
No — whey is a dairy protein, so this contains milk. If you need plant-based, our Plant Protein is fava-and-yeast and fully vegan.
When should I take it?
Whenever suits — after training is popular for recovery, but any time you want 22 g of quick protein works. Blend with water for lean, milk for a fuller shake.
Does it have artificial sweeteners?
No — it's stevia-sweetened. The chocolate gets its colour and flavour from real cocoa.
Our standard
Why we stock it.
A genuinely top-tier whey isolate at a real 22 g dose — sold on the protein, not the "advanced" name.
Protein powders sell on hype names and proprietary "matrixes." This is just an excellent whey isolate — 22 g, low sugar, stevia-sweetened, mixes clean — with a few sensible added minerals. We sell it on the protein and tell you the extras are modest. That's the whole business.
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.