Isopure 40g Protein, Zero Carb Ready-To-Drink- Blue Raspberry, 20 Fl Oz (Pack of 12)

I recently got back into the working out routine after a 1 year hiatus. First thing I knew I was going to need was my old friend isopure. When I logged into Amazon to buy ISOPURE I saw that last review and was like uh oh and was a little reluctant to buy but I got it anyways. Now I dont know if its because it's been a year or not but the taste value and NOT changed and its still a dominant product over the other nasty protein drinks out there. I cant say anything else other than its meeting my expectations just like it was... and I've never been happier to drink one after a great workout.Overview: A+ protein drink.Update 6/28: Next week I am 2 months into my diet and have had this drink everyday after a workout. So far im down 23 lbs and only 2 lbs away from my goal. So whether it be the diet or not im pretty sure this drink is helping and I've never felt better

Having tried all of the RTD Zero Carb Isopure flavors, I do attest that the 'Pineapple-Orange-Banana' flavor is, by far, my favorite. I first discovered these nutritional protein drinks back in 2005, at my local gym, where many of the trainers and bodybuilders swore by them. They had a cooler set up just like a 'Coke' machine, so that I did experiment with the many flavors available before landing on my two personal favorites: 'Grape Frost and the above-mentioned Pinapple-Orange-Banana'. Whenever I renew my strict low-carb style of eating for health and rejuvenation, I always make certain to have an ample supply of the 'Zero Carb Isopure Drinks' on hand. I don't have so much chewing to do, as long as I ingest at least 80 gms of protein (2 bottles Isopure) each day along with my usual small high protein/low carb meals. I rely on these excellent protein drinks to improve my BS lab-work panels, as well. All in all, a very good dietary choice that works beautifully for me. 'Nuff said.

I was on a liquid diet for a couple of weeks and this protein drink came in handy. I like to drink it room temperature just because I do. The only think that I did not realize prior to my purchase is the type of sugar that is in this drink. I only use stevia and to find out I bought a case of this with sucralose, I was a tad disappointed. I am almost finished with the case and I feel that was the only drawback.On the plus side, in a 20 ounce bottle, there is zero carbs, 40 grams of protein, aspartame free, lactose free and gluten free. In my humble opinion, I think it tastes like apple juice kind, but with a slight Kool-Aid kick. You will definitely love this flavor for sure if you like apples.

If you are one of the hundreds of thousands of Americans, like me, that must supplement their daily protein intake, give this product and seller (The Vitamin Shoppe) serious consideration. The Isopure Ready To Drink (RTD) protein supplement comes in a number of different flavors. I recommend you stop by your neighborhood GNC and buy a single bottle of each flavor. Once you find your favorites, order them through Amazon! Amazon is cheaper than GNC in the Washington, D.C. metro area, and unlike GNC, they deliver to your door!The protein is whey isolate. It is in extremely fine particles. So fine that you can see through the drink. A 20 ounce bottle delivers a whopping 40 grams of protein. This review is for my favorite flavor - Apple Melon. Amazon's description lists this flavor as Apple, but trust me, it is Apple Melon. That's a good thing. You get the tartness of a green apple, blended with the mellow sweetness of a honeydew melon. Yum!

Isopure zero-carb drinks are something I start every workout day with. I can't drink some smoothy style protein mix before jumping into an intense workout; it's like eating pancakes during a break in a Cross-fit workout - barf (not due to the taste...at least). The great thing is that these drinks don't leave you feeling full anymore than 20 oz.s of water would. The advantage is that you get enough protein for any workout I can imagine short of an ultra-marathon right before getting into it/while working out. Also, the taste of all the flavors I tried are not too bad; blue is always better though.Plus unlike a bunch of other pre-workout mixes out there, this one doesn't have enough stimulants to kill a gorilla-none in fact. I've used them for almost a year and never once felt like stealing car stereos, screaming at passers by on the street or any other 'meth-like' behaviors from other pre-workout mixes may cause... well, like being jittery.A big thing I'm really not a fan of: Glass bottles! what genius came up with that idea for a pretty serious sports supplement/drink? They are not safe and I have had deliveries from various vendors that included a leaking bottle, despite an abundance of padded packaging. Dumb idea; please nix it.It seems like that is part of the reason for the high price: ~around $5 each! This is around $.60 cents per bottle less than individual bottles at the gym (captive audience pricing), so this isn't a long term supplement for me. The only way its viable at all is because I mix dilute the Isopure half with water, making it more sustainable to afford. There are 20 gram protein drinks aimed for non-billionaires like me but they are a terrible deal, ounce per ounce.All in all great idea, one that you pay for.

I love this brand of protein drinks. Similar products can be really thick and chalky. I like that this is more like a liquid than a shake. It’s more refreshing post workout. All of the flavors are pretty good, but I typically dilute them with water and sip on them all day long as my main beverage. Adding water makes it more like a propel so anyone who doesn’t love a flavor can dilute it with water and then add a splash or two of lime juice or apple juice and you’re still getting the protein benefit. I also sometimes use it as the base to making fruit smoothies.