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SUPERIOR PROTEIN FORMULA
High Wheyâ„¢ is a protein formula that will satisfy all your protein needs! Protein plays a key role in any balanced diet by contributing to the maintenance of the immune system functions and lean muscle mass. High Wheyâ„¢ is made exclusively from carefully selected quality ingredients to ensure that you get only the best out of each and every jar!
25g OF PROTEIN PER SCOOP
Each scoop of High Wheyâ„¢ contains 25 grams of highly bio-available protein in order to provide a convenient source of protein between meals or after an intense training session.
Mix 1 heaping scoop of High Wheyâ„¢ with 200 ml of cold water or your favorite beverage. Use a shaker bottle for better results.
BECAUSE TASTE MATTERS
Revolution Nutritionâ„¢ has earned a solid reputation as the best tasting sports supplements on the market today. We always take the time and effort to create flavours that are simply second to none so that each and every one of our consumers is always 100% satisfied.
Best tasting whey in the market
I tries this iced cappuccino flavour for the first time, and it was the best protein taste ever. I would strongly recommend this protein to everyone.
Was pretty cheap with the deal they had. great taste.
Mixes well and the taste is great. Would recommend for those looking for a decent source of whey protein
This is The Best Tasting Whey Protein on the Market. Highly recommend it
67% protein per scoop. It would have been better if it had more protein.
Sometimes I feel the sweet is a little too much for my liking especially with post workout shake. I tried the limited editions pumpkin spice latte, and iced cappuccino. While they tasted great, I felt both were a bit more foamy after mixing with water in comparison to other flavors that I've tried before. I also wish there was strawberry, strawberry banana, and salted caramel flavors. Highly recommend this product. They absolutely make my morning oatmeal taste 100 x better.
Love the flavour! This shake helped me wean off coffee.
