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Isopure Zero Carb

Unflavored · 16oz

Isopure - Isopure Zero Carb - Unflavored - 16ozNutrition Facts

Isopure Zero Carb Protein is a pure whey protein isolate powder delivering 25g of protein per serving with zero carbohydrates and zero sugar. This unflavored formula is designed for maximum versatility, allowing you to mix it into beverages or incorporate it into recipes to boost your daily protein intake. With only 100 calories per serving and made from 100% whey protein isolate, it's an ideal choice for those following low-carb or keto diets.

Nutrition Facts

16 servings29g (About 1 Scoop) 29g
Calories100
5th percentilemedian 130
among protein powders
  1. Total Fat 0g0%
    7th percentilemedian 2g
    among protein powders
  2. Cholesterol 5mg2%
    25th percentilemedian 17.5mg
    among protein powders
  3. Sodium 160mg7%
    49th percentilemedian 160mg
    among protein powders
  4. Total Carbohydrates 0g0%
    2th percentilemedian 4g
    among protein powders
  5. Total Sugars 0g
    10th percentilemedian 2g
    among protein powders
  6. Added Sugars 0g0%
    36th percentilemedian 0g
    among protein powders
  7. Protein 25g50%
    55th percentilemedian 25g
    among protein powders
  • Calcium 80mg6%
    14th percentilemedian 120mg
    among protein powders
  • Potassium 80mg2%
    9th percentilemedian 160mg
    among protein powders

Ingredients

Protein Blend

  • Whey Protein Isolate

Thickener or Emulsifier

  • Sunflower Or Soy Lecithin
Protein from
Whey
Diet
Dairy-Based
Contains
Dairy, Soy
Quality
Gluten-Free
Stimulants
Stimulant-Free

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