Documentation, not an efficacy or purity certification.
Ingredients and declared amounts
Complete ingredient declaration not recorded
The recorded nutrients below are not a complete ingredient list. Other ingredients, excipients and allergens remain unknown.
Undeclared quantities remain unknown. Ingredient order or a total amount does not establish the amount of each form.
Declared protein per 100 g
—value not calculable
Recorded nutrient amounts per serving
Declared nutrient amounts and values calculated from compound quantities are identified separately. Mass fraction is not a quality or efficacy judgment.
No additional nutrient amounts recorded.
Data missing We cannot calculate these figures without guessing: servings per package missing · active ingredient data missing
The price shown in the shop at the time of purchase is the one that applies.
Price history
A deal, or just marketing?
Not enough price evidence yet
Compared with the median across 0 observed days in the previous 30 days. At least 5 observation days; today is excluded. No RRP discount baseline.
Only 1 day observed — too little for a rating.
Based on 1 day of our own observations
View observations
The line shows the lowest price per day. The dashed line is only a guide through the middle of the chart.
Date
Lowest pack price
€26.99
Historical pack prices exclude shipping and subsequently applied codes. A low historical price is not a quality verdict or proof of an advertised discount.
Lowest
€26.99
Middle price
€26.99
Highest
€26.99
Lowest observed price: €26.99. Currently: €26.99.
Period: –
Our own observations of partner shops, not a forecast. The price in the shop at the time of purchase applies.
Protein supports muscle gain alongside resistance training. Daily intake and amino-acid profile matter, not just the protein percentage on the pack.
What was studied
A meta-analysis of 49 studies in 1,863 healthy adults found additional muscle and strength gains from protein during resistance training.
What remains uncertain
These results do not rank individual powders. Overall diet and baseline intake influence the extra benefit.
Understanding the form
A training study in young, untrained men found comparable gains with vegan food plus soy and mixed food plus whey at matched high protein intakes. This does not test arbitrary powders; amino acids and daily intake still matter.
Results apply to the tested sample. They do not prove efficacy or automatically verify the batch currently sold. PortionCheck does not conduct its own laboratory testing.
No laboratory source recorded
Missing data is not a negative test result.
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