BulkSupplements.com Whey Protein Isolate Powder - Whey Protein Powder, Unsweeteneed, Unflavored & Gluten Free - 30g per Serving, 100g (3.5 oz) (Pack of 1)

Been using protein powders for years, always bought the flavored varieties. Bc of the taste of most protein powders, I always assumed that the funky bitter aftertaste of the protein powders came from the protein itself and the flavorings were there to mask that taste. Decided to buy this pure isolate out of curiosity and turns out that actual protein is virtually tasteless?!?!This stuff is 26g of protein per 30g serving of powder, so almost entirely protein by weight, higher ratio than any commercial protein powder you can buy simply by virtue of it being unadulterated with any additives or flavorings. And you can mix it in w anything bc the stuff just tastes vaguely milky, does not give that “protein powder” taste.Sometimes I’ll just dump a bunch of it into some milk and then pour it over cereal, tastes exactly like normal bowl of cereal except the milk is slightly thicker but will have like 60+g of protein!!!!! What on earth!This stuff makes it unbelievably easy to hit your protein goals. No taste no smell nothing. Dirt cheap too. And it dissolves into liquids better than any other protein powder I’ve tried, no graininess whatsoever.

We have been using this whey protein isolate daily for about 1 year now, and I’m really impressed. It’s unflavored, which I actually prefer—makes it super versatile for smoothies, baking, or even adding to oatmeal without changing the taste too much. It mixes really well in both water and milk, and there's no chalky aftertaste like some others.The protein content is solid (about 27g per scoop), and I feel good knowing there are no added sugars, fillers, or artificial flavors. Great for my clean eating goals and works perfectly post-workout. Only small downside is the packaging—it reseals, but it could be more secure. I just transferred mine to a jar.Overall, excellent value for the price.

I take this to supplement my daily protein intake. I didn't realize the amount of benefits outside of building muscle. I suffer from migraines and this has a blend of needed amino acids to keep them away. I had no idea until I discontinued use and started getting them daily. After a talk with my doctor I went back on and the migraines have stopped. I do half the recommended serving size in my coffee every morning. It has a slight taste, but personally I prefer it because it froths up my black coffee. I don't typically eat breakfast and having this in my coffee keeps the jitters away.They have a customer for life just because the quality and price is right.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It's a great source of quick protein for those looking to meet their protein goals. Easily miscible in water and digests just as well. No bloating or gas. My only gripe is that the measurements on the new nutrition label are wrong. 30g is not equal to 4 tablespoons. Its 2 tablespoons. I double dosed for close to a week before I caught my error. I didn't mind the extra protein, but I'm trying to make it last. 😅

My endocrinologist friend recommended this protein, saying it doesn’t contain any harmful ingredients—and they were right! It tastes amazing, just like milk, with no artificial chemicals or coloring. It also gives us great energy levels.

I got shredded in 5 months using this product after my workouts. Great stuff!

Always great

UPDATE: 5/2018I've stopped buying protein supplements altogether. I have discovered that it is more beneficial (and enjoyable) to just eat eggs. Each egg has about 6g of protein. Therefore, I consume 3 eggs to get 18g of protein blending them with frozen pineapple or frozen berries or combination thereof. That's all I need. It's a recovery drink AND a protein drink that contains many natural vitamins and minerals as well. No food coloring, no emulsifiers, and no preservatives. It's all natural. Some people think that eggs have too much cholesterol but the truth is, they have the good type of cholesterol that your body uses, not the bad kind that gets stuck in your arteries. Anyway, I eat tons of oatmeal every day which protects against absorption of the bad type of cholesterol. I buy a carton of 18 eggs for $2.79. That yields 6 servings of protein drinks. Bulk Supplements Isolate Protein powder package yields 33 servings for $26. I can get 36 servings buying eggs for $16.75. I save $10, get more servings, get a mega dose of vitamins and minerals, and still get an actual usable dose of protein. Are you really getting 30g of protein in each serving of Bulk Supplements? Even if you are, will your body really absorb all 30g of it after your work out? Unlikely on both fronts. I've definitely seen an increase in my muscle mass vs. when I was using Bulk Supplements. My recommendation is to go all natural in your diet and don't fall victim of the supplement industry's marketing. You can definitely build muscle and burn fat without it.UPDATE: 2 months of useI've been taking this protein mostly as a post-workout (weight lifting) drink. I work out pretty much every day and have taken this supplement accordingly. In a nutshell, this product hasn't made me sick or given me any side effects. That's the good news. The bad news is that I haven't seen any noticeable improvements in my muscle mass even though my weight lifting exercises have been stepped up appropriately for building mass. My diet has also been modified to accommodate the increase in workout intensity so I should have seen some kind of dramatic improvement akin to when I used other more recognizable brands such as Muscle Milk (I know it's terrible stuff but it did add bulk).At this point, I've got one serving left in my 2nd bag (I purchased two). I'm considering purchasing 1 more bag to give this product one more month to show me something. I want to believe this product works & is exactly what it says it is. The product didn't come with a scooper and I don't have an exact table spoon measure so I've been using a scoop cup from a previous protein brand. Judging from my research on Google, it seems that a scoop typically holds 30grams of protein powder. But this doesn't mean that the amount of actual protein in that scoop equates to 30 grams or even 27 grams as the label on the bag indicates is in a single serving. I found a site that said 1 scoop of whey isolate contains about 17grams of actual protein. So if I go by that, I'll have to increase the amount I put in my drink to 1 1/4 or 1 1/2 scoop of the Bulk Supplements whey protein isolate in order to get approximately 30 grams of actual protein.Alright, I have decided to order one more bag and increase the amount of powder I put into my drinks. I will update this review a 3rd time when I've completely run out of the product. In the meantime I've docking this product 1 star and bringing it down to 3 stars.....for now. Stay tuned for my next update.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ORIGINAL REVIEW BELOW (JULY 15, 2016)I just received this product. It arrived quickly and on time. The package was as described with no damage and zip locks completely.Given that I just received this product, I can not yet say how effective it is. I can say that it mixes with water or juices very well and very quickly. It doesn't have a taste but I can tell that I've added something to my fruit juices or water. I use an automatic juicer to juice veges & fruits & then I mix in this whey protein powder. I've been using it for a week. I'm giving it 4 stars for now & will update after a month's use to determine if I'll add a 5th star or dock it some stars. I can say right now that I don't feel bloated after taking this supplement much like I used to with other protein powders and protein drinks I'd buy from the store.