Nature's Best set out to create a product that didn't hide
anything from its customers. We wanted you to know that
you're purchasing the best product available on the market.
Our protein source is clearly identificed as 100% Pure Ion
Exchange Whey Protein Isolate. We didn't try to confuse
you by listing a protein blend that doesn't tell you how
much of the product is superior whey protein isolate and
how much is whey protein concentrate or sweet whey or some
other inferior protein source.
This stuff tastes great! I got the dutch chocolate and mixed it with milk and a little peanut butter and it was amazing. Also my muscles are getting way tighter and more defined.
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Reviewer: Wolfeman Chaz Wolfemania
from NY
Jun 12, 2008
Isopure
So far I have been taking Isopure Zero Carb for about a few months. I hate the taste, love the gains. I have tried many protein powders, both generic as well as expensive brands and have never felt this good. It is a great supplement to take if you want to put on lean muscle, as well as a great supplement to take if you are coupling it with a carb/calorie conscious diet. My muscles are harder, I am more toned, and overall much happier.
The only downside is the taste. I have heard that vanilla is good, but I have only tried strawberry and apple melon. Apple melon is absolutely horrible. Too bad I bought so much of it!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Reviewer: Frank
from Boston
Mar 03, 2008
Isopure the Whey to go
Ive used about 6 different products over my 10 year career. I started using Isopure 3 years ago. I was at first a little skeptic about this product until I started using it. Wow. Fantastic is all I can say. No sugerand a high quality whey. Works well highly recomended.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Reviewer: Jim
from Phoenix, AZ
Jul 24, 2007
Taste's fine to me!
I do not know what everyone is complaining about the taste, I have tried multiple brands and most taste relatively the same or a whole lot worse. I like the Dutch Chocolate with just 12 oz water or the Strawberry mixed in with frozen berries as a smoothie. The protein to Calorie ratio is awesome, and I love the fact it is so highly filtered, as another reviewer suggested it's what you are putting into your body.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Reviewer: Leanna
from Camp Lejeune, NC
May 14, 2007
Pretty Tasty
I recommend Isopure to everyone, especially since it's a form of whey protein that lactose intolerant folk can take. It has most of the important factors: zero fat, zero carbs, no sweeteners, relatively low calories (about 200 per serving), high protein (50g per serving), good price. The ONLY problem is that it doesn't taste all that delicious, but it's a protein shake...only Muscle Milk tastes awesome. If you're going to get a regular protein shake, you might as well snag Isopure.
3 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Reviewer: NOAH Rottman
from NY,NY
Oct 24, 2006
MAKE IT TASTE BETTER
ALOT OF PEOPLE HAVE WRITTEN ABOUT THE TASTE. . . IF I MAY SUGGEST WHAT I DO WHEN MIXING WITH WATER, ADD COOL WHIP LIGHT AND ALMOND BUTTER. I THINK YOU'LL FIND IT WORKS GREAT TO ADD TEXTURE AND A TASTE YOU MIGHT ENJOY. BESIDES ALMONDS ARE PACKED WITH PROTEIN AND COOL WHIP LIGHT IS LIKE EATING AIR.
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Reviewer: IRONMAN305
from Old Bridge, NJ
Jul 28, 2006
Your All Wrong !!!
I've been a competitive bodybuilder for 16 years and Isopure is by far the most superb clean cut PURE whey available today. I have used nearly 30+ brands since day 1 and have the experience to know. All you young bucks and amateurs alike stick with Isopure and you will make the REAL gains your looking for. They pack each bottle with that " little baggie " for a reason. The glass of water your stir it into represents your body. Did you see the water absorb it ? Thats exactly my point.
26 of 26 people found the following review helpful.
Reviewer: Don Vondie
from NY
Jun 16, 2006
poo
Isopure offers a very high quality protein which is good for making your muscle harder but not very good for adding mass. It is also good because compared to most protein supplements, it offers more grams of protein which is crucial for making your muscles stronger and harder. Tastewise, dutch chocolate is good, and because the scoops are relatively small and the powder is light you only need 20 ounces of milk or so to make a good shake. I am currently using it and seeing good results. I am doing high reps and lots of running and it is doing its job. However, if you are looking to gain mass I would reccomend "Russian Bear Weight Gainer 5000" I put on about 15 pounds in a month (165-180) and got my bench and other excersizes way up.
7 of 22 people found the following review helpful.
Reviewer: Tony Scarboni
from Rochester, NY
May 22, 2005
The best protien powder!
I used the vanilla zero carb and chocolate low carb isopure protien powders when I was trying to lose weight. This is perfect if you need your protien without everything else. It's also loaded with many vitamins. I know use the isopure whey protien and I am having great results with that too! I will never use another brand of protien again cause compared to the other brands I've used, this is the best!
11 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
Reviewer: Tom
from Sayreville NJ
May 04, 2005
worst taste = best gains??
It seems that every product i use that tastes god awful produces the most gains. The extra 4 grams of glutamine per serving are well felt if you consume isopure as a post work out recovery drink I say that if you are trying to go without carbs definately loose your carbs with your whole foods and dont cut out the carbs in your protein drinks. Orange Pineapple is by far the worst tasting drink ive ever had, it tastes like orange cough medicine, the whole way down. However after one bottle, 2 weeks of intense 6 day a week training, a 300g protein/400carb 4000 calorie diet i did gain 5lbs and i wasnt sore.
8 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
Reviewer: Seasought
from AZ
Apr 14, 2005
Zero Carb Isopure Protein Review
Since I can't seem to find any reviews anywhere else regarding this product, I figured I'd write my own given the fact that I've used it for a little over two months now.
My main concern when purchasing a protein supplement was the amount of protein per serving primarily. Isopure seems to be the one with the highest that I have found with a reasonable number of calories.
Since this is the only protein supplement I've used (aside from EAS), I'll give some information on my experiences with taste, side effects and whether or not I felt it was actually "working."
Taste
I have tried the Dutch Chocolate and Strawberry flavors. Chocolate seems to be the best tasting with Strawberry coming in second. I tend to avoid most vanilla flavors as my experimentation with EAS vanilla protein supplements tasted horrible. Chocolate is the easiest to drink and is even better with milk, though water is tolerable as well.
Side Effects
I have not had any side effects aside from a bit of bloating (taken after a meal). I have had problems with headaches using other supplements, but have had no problems using Isopure's.
Did it work?
I believe that due to using this particular shake I was able to overcome a plateau of mine I had always had problems with previously. This was coupled with adequate water intake and a good diet.
Overall
Overall, I really like Isopure's Protein Supplement. I have yet to read any negative opinions on it (aside from those who can't tolerate the taste which can be found with any supplement). At GNC you can buy a 3lb drum of it for around 30 bux (with card). I am certain you can get it cheaper elsewhere since GNC isn't too reputable for good deals on this type of thing.
34 of 34 people found the following review helpful.
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