MenuClose

Super Whey

  • Protein: 24g
  • BCAA: 5.5g
  • EAA: 11.7g
Super Whey, Double Rich ChocolateSuper Whey, Vanilla

What the front label says

The supplied image identifies this as Whey protein concentrate. Pack contents: 1kg (2.2 lbs); servings: 28. Enzymes and 0 added sugar belong to this front, not to every tub beside it.

Start With the Label

A concentrate is the everyday whey. The front is only the start of it.

Whey concentrate

The front label identifies Super Whey as whey protein concentrate. Check the full ingredient list and allergen statement on the pack.

Digestive enzymes

Digestive enzymes appear on the front label. Check the complete ingredient list for the enzyme blend and quantities.

Measured front-label figures

The supplied front shows 24g protein, 11.7g EAA, 5.5g BCAA and 0 added sugar. Confirm the serving basis on the full panel.

Who it is for

Adults who want a daily whey and will read the dairy line before the first mix.

When to take it

After the session is a habit some people keep. If the pack names a time, that line wins.

How to use

One labelled serving is the stop. Dairy allergens sit on the full panel, so read that before the first mix.

Flavour and format

Chocolate or vanilla does not change the job. This tub is still a concentrate.

Product FAQ

The questions below stay on this concentrate.

What is Super Whey?

The concentrate. Enzymes are on this front. The isolate is a different tub.

Who might consider Super Whey?

Not a reader who skips the dairy line.

When should I take Super Whey?

When the pack says, or with a meal you already eat. Not a window this page invented.

How do I use Super Whey?

Mix the labelled scoop. The dairy line comes before the shaker.

Can I pair Super Whey with another product?

Open Ultra Whey if you want to compare a filter. Do not treat that link as a second scoop.

Important information

Super Whey is a powder beside meals, not a medicine. Pregnancy, nursing, and medication are reasons to ask a clinician first.

This concentrate is milk-derived whey. The allergen panel is the line dairy readers need.