Update on Native Whey Protein

the native whey isolate was a big success, thus I decided to bring in the concentrate to get the price down for people that have no issues with using a concentrate and can thus enjoy a lower price whey protein coming directly from milk

Great idea Alex ... congrats again for getting that stuff over here!

I am glad that I got it last week. Just a question about Super Plasma, do just add a tablespoon to shakes? For instance, after my workout. I started serious protein factory supplement regimen.

nice! godo thing i bought the 5pound bag

for SP i always add close to a half or half a scoop. i think thats roughly 6grams

Hey, I wanted to let you know that 1 teaspoon is 5grams. Not a scoop. That's a lot of SP.

Is the whey (20%) in IPI or victoria milk protein the same as native whey as it comes from milk and has not been denatured?

Great questions. And yes, the whey protein in the IPI comes directly from Milk. The IPI comes from Holland, the quality is superb and my milk comes from New Zealand.

Alex,

In regards to the Native Whey, why is the concentrate cheaper and what are the differences between the two? What's the biggest advantage using an isolate? Thanks

Looking forward to when you get this back in stock. I've scoured the internet for an ideal protein at a reasonable price, and this is by far the best I've come across. All of the other supposedly super high quality whey proteins I've come across have absurd prices for ridiculously few servings (We're talking 10 servings for $25, and that was one of the better ones).

This site is amazing. I love the customization. I also love how pure the products are. I love that there is only one ingredient in native whey protein isolate. I'm a believer in "clean" eating to the greatest extent possible, and virtually every other company's products are loaded with ingredients of questionable value.

I plan on purchasing 5 lbs of Native Whey (w/ natural chocolate flavoring and stevia) as soon as you get it back in stock. Thanks for developing what sounds like an amazing product!