Isopure Low Carb 100% Pure Whey Isolate Protein Powder, Lactose Free, Gluten Free, With Vitamins, Tahitian Vanilla, 25g Protein Per Serving, 1 Lb, 14 Servings (Packaging May Vary)

I am lactose intolerant and have a sensitive stomach in general since I have ehlers-danlos syndrome. I was nervous trying this as other protein powders in the past did not work. I was AMAZED! This stuff was totally gentle and easy on my guts! No bloating, no stinging, no discomfort. So many other protein powders have lots of unnecessary gunk added to their mixes that can be bloating (besides just lactose). Finding a powder that was lactose free AND made of simple, healthy ingredients was awesome!I bought the vanilla flavor and it blends deliciously with my smoothies that I make. It is lovely and smooth, not chalky at all. My husband said it is the best smelling protein powder he has ever sniffed lol! I think it is important to know that it being whey protein isolate means it is even more pure than a whey protein concentrate, which seems to help my tummy.I have more energy and strength since I started taking this too which is great with the health condition that I have! I really appreciate Isopure for making delicious flavors, excellent quality/ingredients, and lactose free too! I am totally hooked!!

If you’re someone who likes a smooth, easy-to-digest protein drink, Isopro is a solid choice. It mixes well without being too thick or chalky, and it doesn’t have that artificial aftertaste that some protein powders do. The fact that it’s mostly made of whey isolate means it’s great for those who want a fast-absorbing protein without extra fillers.One thing to watch out for is the taste—some flavors are better than others(I prefer strawberry😋), and if you’re picky, you might want to sample before committing to a big tub. Also, since it’s low in carbs and fats, it might not be the best option if you’re looking for a meal replacement rather than just a protein boost.

This is a review of the natural vanilla flavor. I did a lot of research on different protein powder brands and flavors before buying this. My husband and I both lift weights, and he makes shakes every day. I find his powder produces a shake with great flavor, but it has a gummy, dare I say, snot-like texture. I just couldn't take it. I wanted something like SmoothieKing but with all of the ingredients under my control (and not so expensive). So the research began to find a powder that made from high quality proteins, with good vitamins and minerals, low sugar, reasonable price, and no gooey texture! Nature's Best Natural Vanilla has met all my criteria:--Protein: whey isolate. Regularly rated one of the best kinds of protein to use. It is their first ingredient. I also did a lot of math comparing grams of protein per ounce (not scoop--scoop sizes differ). 25 g protein in 31 grams of powder is top of the line. You'll find some powders with a slightly higher ratio of protein to grams of powder, but some of them would have required me to sacrifice in my other criteria areas.--Vitamins and mineral: zoom in on the picture of the nutrition label. This powder replaces more than just protein. I was pretty impressed with the range of vitamins and minerals included.--Sugar: only 6 grams total carbs for two scoops (that's 50 g protein). I usually only use scoop (that's 25 g protein) at a time, so that's 3 g carbs. Some people are insane about carb-free powders. I'm not. I have a 6 mile, round-trip bicycle ride to my gym. I can use some carbs when I get back home. In fact, I even add a tbsp or two of honey to my shake to increase the carbs. So unless you're a total anti-carb fanatic, I don't think 3-6 grams will mess up your entire day.--Flavor: The vanilla is not overpowering. I'm not sure if it tastes entirely "natural," so to speak, but it certainly doesn't taste exceedingly artificial like a lot of other brands' vanilla flavors do.--Last, but not least, texture: I ordered this on a hunch that ingredients like xanthum gum cause the gummy texture (logical, right?). This powder does not include any gums. Whether or not that's the actual cause, this powder gets a 10/10 for not being gummy, gooey, or snot-like at all. In the interest of full disclosure, I will also acknowledge that we upgraded our shake-making tools before this powder arrived. We went from a blender from the 1970s to a nutribullet. My husband's shakes are a little less snot-like when made in the nutribullet but still kind of gooey. So I don't think it's just the equipment. If you're sensitive to texture like me and planning to make shakes regularly, do your research about the powders but maybe also consider investing in a nutribullet, vitamix, etc.--Price: It's a little bit more expensive (price per ounce) than what I was buying before, but I think it's worth it for something I'll actually use and enjoy. I'll definitely buy more!My recipe:1 C frozen strawberries2 tsp ground flax seed1 Tbsp honey4 Tbsp milk1 level scoop protein powder

This Isopure stuff is pretty solid. I like that it’s low carb, lactose free, and they say they're also including various vitamins. The tahitian vanila flavor isn't bad either. Its not too sweet or overpowering. Mixes decent in a shaker bottle with cold water or almond milk, though you might still get a little clump or two if you’re not shaking it up well.I mainly use it after workouts, and I feel like it's helping with recovery. It’s a little pricier than some other options, but you're paying for the clean ingredients and quality isolate. Solid 4 stars, would buy again. No upset stomach and portions are good. Sealed tight.