Pure Whey Protein™ and Informed Whey Protein are very similar products in the fact that they both offer 100% whey protein with no additional fat or carbohydrates in the mix – the only carbohydrates come from the lactose derived from the whey.
But what are the differences?
| INFORMED WHEY® | Pure Whey Protein™ | |
|---|---|---|
| Source of protein | mTOR Whey Complex - Whey Protein Isolate (65%) and Whey Protein Concentrate (35%) | 100% Whey Protein Concentrate |
| Protein per serving | 24.3g | 22.5g - 24.2g (depending on flavour) |
| Added carbs | NO | NO |
| Informed Sport approved | YES | NO |
| Added active ingredients | 5g Leucine and 3g Glutamine Peptides | NONE |
| Added probiotics | YES | NO |
| Added digestive enzymes | YES | NO |
If you’re looking for whey protein with nothing added to it, Pure Whey Protein™ is your best choice. It’s available in over 15 great flavours and provides 24g of protein per serving.
Informed Whey Protein – as the name suggests – is part of the Bulk™ Pro range. That means it’s Informed Sport approved for athletes. It also has additional active ingredients:
- Leucine and Glutamine which are essential amino acids that are important after intense exercise
- Probiotics in the form of Lactospore®
- Digestive enzymes in the form of DigeZyme®
- The unique mTOR Whey Complex offers guaranteed 81% protein and boasts an excellent amino acid profile
So to summarise, if you’re looking for a pure source of protein to add to your foods, shakes or simply consume after exercise, Pure Whey Protein™ is the one.
If you want something that will offer that little bit more as well as being batch tested then you may want to go for Informed Whey Protein.
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