Isopure

Zero Carb

Name: Isopure Zero Carb
Brand: Isopure
Rating: 4.8 (23 reviews)

96% positive of 23 users 43 mentions

• Positive 53% (23) • Neutral 44% (19) • Negative 3% (1)

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What people loved

u/Impressive_Tutor2262 · workout · ▲ 3

“not sure we are allowed to post links but I get this one from Amazon and I really like it and don't taste it at all... Isopure Zero Carb 100% Pure Whey Isolate Protein Powder, Lactose Free, Gluten Free, with Vitamins, Unflavored, 25g Protein Per Serving”

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u/hitmeagainnoplzdont · fitness_india · ▲ 2

“I bought the unflavoured one so I’m not the best one to advise on the taste but taste wise my favourite is isopure. It’s so smooth and good, I have tried other proteins too but nothing beats… [truncated] …”

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u/legend6748 · fitness_india · ▲ 1

“Try isopure, taste is amazing, using cookies and cream rn”

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Common complaints

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Reddit discussions

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u/CrypticshipBow · ▲ 174 · Post
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workout “What's the best protein powder to buy in 2026?”

Mine is running out and I'm kinda broke right now so it's hard getting my protein from just food. I also like having to make a shake every day, it's a nice routine thing. What would you recommend? Brands/flavors/etc. I've had strawberry and vanilla so far. **Edit:** Thanks for the recommendations, I summed them up for future readers: [Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard](https://share.google/v1o5LejfQASSIG4Tq) \- Classic whey protein blend (isolate + concentrate + hydrolysate) and one of the most popular protein powders. [Isopure (zero carb)](https://share.google/vYFDVWYpjKSZhNlh3) \- Most other powders have 2-3g of carbs and 1-2g of fat per scoop. This one is 0 carbs and fat and also lactose-free. [Nutricost](https://share.google/citlEz38eKVQAbc8C) \- Cheaper per gram, also depends on whether you get concentrate or isolate as concentrate is slightly less refined than isolate.

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u/anon86158615 · ▲ 21 · Comment
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eatcheapandhealthy “looking for recommendations for protein rich foods/ products”

canned tuna is basically the most bang for your buck protein:calories:cost wise, but eating too much is bad as it builds up mercury in your body. Sardines on the other hand do not have such high amounts of heavy metals and are safe to eat daily (I personally recommend boneless skinless smoked sardines in olive oil if you've never eaten sardines before, less of a mental hurdle than eating bone-in skin-on) As another person said, plain greek yogurt is good, same with skyr (just make sure there's not a bunch of added sugars) soy milk or skim milk is a great beverage (closer to that "add zero" rule than something like whole or 2% milk) egg whites rather than whole eggs are protein cheat codes, you get 60% of the protein for only 15% of the calories (so, if you eat 2 eggs worth of egg whites instead of 1 whole egg, you get MORE protein for less than HALF the calories) I'd advise you not to just suddenly try to eat an insane amount of protein as you'll likely experience some tummy upset and feel pretty annoyed with your diet after a few days, just slowly swap out some of your normal foods for some of these options (eg, if you normally use whole milk, switch to skim or soy, if you normally have a candy bar for a snack, swap in a yogurt, etc) dont freak out over hitting EXACTLY 1g/lb bodyweight of protein or whatever every day, your body will still make muscle if you're at .7g/lb Supplements like whey protein powder are obvious go-to's if you struggle to eat enough throughout the day, some good brands are Optimum Nutrition and, if you're a little bougie, I really like Isopure (much more expensive though)

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u/Elleiminator · ▲ 5 · Comment
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ninjacreami “I tracked which protein powders actually work in the Ninja Creami (and built a tool for it)”

Cool idea but not a compressive enough dataset for me to ultilize at the moment. If it keeps going for a number of years or has several users building it over a shorter period of time. Isopure and Kirkland Signature are two brands my household commonly uses, especially Isopure, because they go on sale in stores all the time at my regular grocery spots whereas other brands are online only or I have to make a specific trip to a health/fitness/wellness shop.

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u/Previous-Pear-7417 · ▲ 4 · Post
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supplements “Finally no diarrhea with protein powder.”

New here. But thought I would share an experience with those who suffers the same problem as I do. I have been taking protein powder for years. And almost there is no cure to my stomach upset problem when I swish down a bottle after each workout. Sometimes it’s better , other times it’s bad. It ranges from bloating to diarrhea. Tried whey. Whey isolate. Whey isolate lactose free. Plant base protein. Protein bar. At the end of the day it’s not the lactose, the isolate or whatever. It’s just my stomach can’t process protein in a large amount. So I try to drink it in small doses. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. Until last week I tried one last method. I started adding oatmeal- uncooked oatmeal (not the instant kind) and I added about 1/2 -1 cup to each shaker. Soaked it overnight and drink it at room temperature. So far it has been one week and I haven’t had one diarrhea. Or stomach problem. I still try to space it out a bit and not finish the entire thing at once. But I think this will be my solve until it starts happening again. I am taking Isopure isolate and before I added the oatmeal I was still having diarrhea with the brand. So I know it’s not the brand that helped because I went from diarrhea to none consuming the same brand. I searched here for solution and didn’t see many people talking about it. So I thought to share it with those who suffer the same problem as I do. Update: tried oatmeal with other types of non isolate whey and still no stomach upsets anymore. Slowing down absorption does work miracles.

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u/Norcal712 · ▲ 3 · Comment
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beginnerfitness “Clueless about protein shakes-need help”

True ISOPURE. Its clear protein in fruit flavored water. I dont mind the whey taste so NURRI shakes (costco, amazon) are my jam

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