The Whole Truth Whey Protein Isolate Unflavoured |1 kg (2.2 lbs) | 30g Protein| 7.7g BCAA | 100% Authentic Whey & No Adulteration | Improved Strength, Faster Recovery & Muscle Building | Vegetarian

Very lightweight and easy to digest. Bland taste like milk due to unflavored. Easy mixability. Very premium whey experience.

One of the best. No bloated feeling. But not for lactose intolerant people. Smells just like milk powder. Lil to nil traces of heavy metals, no sweeteners and no nonsense. Use your own choice of cocoa or sweeteners or coffee as per your taste preferences. Simple! Clean! Worth your money.

I have been using this whey protein isolate from The whole Truth for about a year now. It is easily the lightest, best tasting and best digested whey isolate I have had in my last 5 years of being a regular consumer of whey protein powder. It also seems among the cleanest based on various test results, and it definitely seems authentic based on texture and colour of the powder (white compared to a more cream colour of whey concentrate). So I have no hesitation in recommending this product! That said, I have a couple of suggestions to the company for improvement: 1. Being the “cleanest” also means being clean and responsible towards our environment. In a scenario where disposal of plastic waste is a huge environmental hazard, the scoop does not need to be included in a separate plastic bag (see photo) inside the zip locked package containing the whey for consumers to be convinced that is a “clean” whey protein. Including the scoop as is, inside the package is sufficient and it will help reduce waste. 2. The label of the package says that the scoop serving is approximately 35 g. However, as evident from the photos I have uploaded, the empty scoop weighs 11 g and when filled with the whey isolate, it weighs 54 g. This means that each scoop delivers approximately 43 g of whey isolate, which is a good 8 g or so more than what the package claims. Some people may say more protein the better, so what’s the problem? But our bodies can digest only so much protein from each meal, and the 30 g of protein that this whey isolate is supposed to deliver from a 35 g scoop serving is the upper limit and thus the right amount. Plus if each scoop delivers 43 g of the powder, a package would only provide about 23 scoops rather than the 28 scoops claimed on the package. Like other companies, if The whole Truth provides a 75 ml scoop (compared to the 100 ml scoop included now), this problem would be fixed. I hope the above suggestions are taken in the constructive spirit in which I have provided them. I am a fan of The whole Truth products and will keep buying this whey isolate. But as a loyal, long-term customer, I expect nothing but the “whole” truth from a company and product I love.

No bloating for me.. finally best whey found. But costly. Less foam when compared to concentrate . Isolate best

The product's quality is commendable; however, the significant price fluctuations are concerning. Over my last six purchases, the price has varied from ₹3791 to ₹4400, and it has now exceeded ₹6000. This substantial increase is excessive, leading me to reconsider it as my primary protein supplement.