Whey Isolates

You can take whey protein throughout the day whenever you need help reaching your daily protein intake. Its rapid absorption makes Whey Isolates particularly suitable within 30 to 60 minutes after exercise.

Mix one serving with water for a light texture or milk for a creamier texture. Milk will also add more protein, carbohydrates and kilojoules to your protein shake.

Yes, the high WPI content of this protein, plus its fast absorption characteristics, makes it an ideal post-workout protein. For trainers who want to gain weight, we recommend mixing in milk; for trainers who want to get lean and ripped, you can mix in water.

Yes. You can use Whey Isolates before bed if it helps you meet your daily protein target.

However, Whey Isolates is a relatively fast-acting protein. Trainers looking for slower overnight nutrition may prefer a protein specifically formulated for use before sleep, such as MAX’S Anabolic Night.

Whey Isolates contains the branched-chain amino acids L-leucine, L-isoleucine, and L-valine, along with L-glutamine. Its complete amino acid profile also supplies essential amino acids that support muscle repair and recovery.

Whether you need additional BCAAs depends on your overall protein intake, dietary needs, training load and exercise program. Review your total dietary protein intake before adding separate amino acid supplements.

The recommended serving size is 40 g, or approximately one and a half scoops, mixed with 250 mL of cold water, milk or a milk alternative. Take one to two serves per day in addition to regular meals.

Suitable serving sizes can vary depending on your body size, daily protein requirements, training schedule and dietary needs. Protein powder should complement nutritious meals rather than replace them.

Yes. Whey Isolates is gluten-free, with no gluten detected in nutritional testing.

The product contains milk and soy. Peanuts, tree nuts and sulphites may also be present, so check the full allergen statement against your dietary needs.

MAX’S does not currently make a low lactose claim for Whey Isolates. Although whey protein isolate can contain less lactose than some dairy ingredients, this formula also contains whey protein concentrate and milk powder.

People who need to limit lactose should review the ingredients and nutritional information before use. Seek qualified dietary advice when required.

Whey Isolates combines fast-acting WPI with whey protein concentrate, milk powder, added amino acids and glutamine. This provides a combination of protein sources with different digestion and absorption characteristics.

A higher protein percentage is not the only consideration when comparing protein powders. Compare the protein per serve, ingredients, serving sizes, taste and suitability for your training and dietary needs.

Whey Isolates is not a weight loss product. It can provide a convenient source of daily protein within a balanced eating plan and exercise program.

For weight management, consider your complete dietary intake, total energy consumption and physical activity. Simply adding a protein supplement will not produce weight loss without broader changes to diet and training.

Yes. The formula contains soy lecithin and sunflower lecithin as emulsifiers.

Other ingredients include whey protein concentrate, milk powder, whey protein isolate, amino acids, flavours, guar gum and sucralose.

No. Whey Isolates is a formulated supplementary sports food and is not a sole source of nutrition.

It should complement regular meals and a varied dietary intake that provides a broader range of nutrients. Use it alongside an appropriate physical training or exercise program.

Whey Isolates is not suitable for children under 15 years of age or pregnant women. It should only be used under medical or dietetic supervision.

People with allergies, intolerances or specific dietary needs should review the ingredients and allergen statement before use.

Not necessarily. Whey Isolates can be used on its own to support your daily protein intake, muscle recovery and training goals.

Some trainers add an extra step to their routine by using products that are frequently bought with whey protein, such as creatine, BCAAs or glutamine. However, a best seller is not automatically the right choice for everyone, so consider your training load, diet and individual goals before adding another supplement.

Keep Whey Isolates below 25°C in a cool, dry location. Protect the package from direct sunlight, excessive heat and moisture.

Reseal the package after each use.