ProMix Nutrition Whey Protein Isolate Powder, Unflavored - Grass-Fed & 100% All Natural - ­Post Workout Fitness & Nutrition Shakes, Smoothies, Baking & Cooking Recipes - 2.5 Pound (Pack of 2)

No tummy issues. And thank God someone finally took out sweeteners. I HATE artificial sweeteners just to make something 100 calories and I even hate more when powders have stevia because that stuff tears uppppp my stomach. Xanax gums I’ve accepted as a necessary evil but they don’t have those either so not to be tmi but no bloating or gas after this. And 31 grams of protein? Awesome. ALSO; it’s not thick and very refreshing. It’s not very sweet and I can put this with fairlife skim milk and it’s not that annoying thick type of shake that makes you want to throw up. I also didn’t need a shaker bottle, it’s soooo fine that it practically dissolves. This is the FIRST protein powder I’ve actually had more than 3 times. I usually give up because they’re so gross. Please just buy it, it has 26 servings, not that stupid 15-20 servings at the store and Is like the same price. Okay anyway- thanks for coming to my Ted talk

So to start It’s 100% grass-fed, gluten-free, and free of artificial sweeteners, which aligns perfectly with clean eating goals. The transparency of the third-party testing is a huge plus!! Plus you can easily access the lab results online. The chocolate flavor has a mild, natural taste thanks to organic cacao, but it might seem slightly bitter to some, personally I always add it in a shake with frozen fruit and it tastes bomb to me ! While it mixes well in smoothies or milk, it can clump a little in plain water so just a heads up there. At around $1.50–$1.90 per serving, it’s not the cheapest, especially compared to the unflavored version, but the clean ingredients and high protein content make it worth considering for anyone who values quality over cost.

Delicious, natural ingredients, & tested for heavy metals, no after taste. Also, No stomach upset, mixes well only have tried mixing in (nutrí bullet) so far- happy I tried it. Will purchase more.

Once I got it home, I found the flavor to be okay—I’m not disputing that. But I realized that the Naked brand Iso protein has more amino acids per serving. When you compare servings, both brands say that two scoops equal one serving. But when you look at each serving, you’re getting significantly more amino acids from the Naked Whey Iso compared to the Promix. What’s even more confusing is that the Promix scoop is almost twice the size of the Naked scoop. That makes me wonder if there are fillers in it, because I don’t understand why the scoop would need to be so much bigger while delivering fewer amino acids. I don’t think I’ll be buying Promix again. Based on what I’m seeing, the Naked brand Iso offers better value and quality of protein. I’m glad I tried it, but after seeing the scoop size and comparing them side-by-side, I won’t be purchasing Promix again.

Overall this is a great protein powder - clean ingredient list, good macros, no stevia, blends well. I like the vanilla flavor, it’s mild and mixes well with fruit. The chocolate flavor is pretty gross in my opinion, I won’t buy that one again. I am taking one star off my review because of the bag - to put it bluntly, it sucks. Impossible to reseal once it’s open and causes a powdery mess. I transfer the powder to a washed-out tub from another brand to avoid dealing with the bag every day. I’ll continue to buy but wish they would improve the packaging!

This is my second time buying it. Is clean ingredients and very good taste. Mix well in milk or water. The only thing is that I notice I get pimples every time I drink this . But I happens with other proteins as well. I might be lactose intolerance. But I still consume it

I'm in my third and final stage of the great summer meltdown (That's what I call it, nothing official there). Every year, I lose 20-30 pounds in summer then gain 30-40 pounds in winter, so since I'm getting older, I decided to not only aim for a 50 pound weight loss but also to cut my bodyfat in half. The unfair heads-up, for 22 years, I played sports at a top-tier level, baseball and football on organized teams and weekend basketball pickup game player. I'm familiar with which foods "work" for me. Which is why I turned to protein supplements to help me. My whole food intake is 1,250 calories a day. That's very low for my starting weight of 270. I'm very active between work, coaching youth sports and still playing sports. I cut out all soft drinks. That hurt since I love local drinks from my area like Dr. Enuf. I then agreed with myself to eat some fruit and drink protein shakes throughout the day. I have been a huge supporter of Naked Nutrition's products and still do use them but I needed more specific sizes in my supplements (especially 1 pound tubs) and Promix meets that need. In this last step, I have a bowl of fruit in the morning, blueberries and watermelon are my current favorites. Before lunch, I drink 1 Chocolate whey shake from Promix. I mix it in 10 ounces of Almond Breeze unsweetened Vanilla milk (only 30 calories). For lunch, I have a flatbread sandwich with tomato and lettuce on it. No condiments. Around 3-4 PM, I'll have another Promix chocolate whey shake. Once home, I have a fairly large meal, salad with grilled chicken and pasta, salad with steak, if I'm in a hurry I'll go with 3 flatbread sandwiches. I have vegetable snacks for the rest of the evening (bowl of raw broccoli, grilled asparagus, etc...) Then at around 10 PM, I drink a chocolate casein Promix shake (also with the Almond Breeze milk), but the casein one is 3 scoops = 1.5 serving. I also take L-Arginine, Citrulline D-Malate and BCAA. My "meltdown" doesn't end until September 1st but as of July 23, I'm down to 231 with a 12% bodyfat. I started at 270 with a 20% bodyfat. It's worked better than I expected it to. As for the product itself, this is the best chocolate whey I've tried. I don't know if I'm just used to eating less and now everything tastes better or what but when mixed in the almond milk this tastes a lot like my favorite chocolate milk (Promised Land). I experience no problems with digesting. Note the almond milk is because I do have some lactose sensitivity and this protein doesn't hurt that at all. I'm very happy with all of the products I've used from both ProMix and Naked but will say for chocolate the ProMix is better, at least to me. It's also very easy to mix. I use a simple Blender Bottle for the ProMix whey shakes. My son is convinced I'm trying to make a comeback in sports but he doesn't realize I'm doing it for my health and to show him you don't have to eat a bunch of disgusting foods to lose weight or to stay in shape. Six more weeks and hopefully, another 10 pounds and 2% bodyfat. Oh and I chose the Isolate form because I find Isolate easier to digest.

I have purchased around 30lbs of the promix chocolate over the last 2 years. My most recent order from Amazon had me really scratching my head. The easy mixability that I was used to for the last 2 years was replaced with a surface layer of lumpy whey, leaving my cup looking like a septic tank. The flavor also changed considerably. More bland and definitely not as good to my taste buds. (Note this promix used to have a better flavor than some of the sacharine-sweet tasting 'cheaper' wheys but sadly it's somewhere in between now). I was sure there was something off with the first bag that I opened a second. Then when it was exactly the same, I reached out to the company directly. I was assured via by a support rep that the product had not been modified and the formula was the same, but they don't guarantee anything sold through Amazon. Well, fine, I decided maybe I got a bad batch or some knock off. I ordered direct from Promix another 5lbs. I inspected the packaging carefully and opened it up, expecting or hoping that it would be like my prior orders. Unfortunately, that is not the case. The direct order WHey from promix is exactly like my recent amazon shipment. It's not the end of the world, but I will definitely be looking for a different whey when I run out of the 10lbs of poorly mixing, lumpy, bland whey that Promix is claiming is unchanged in its formulation. Wish I had better news for anyone with similar expectations or experience with their older product.