Product	£/Serving	Cals/Serving	Mixability	Taste	Overall	Price
[Gaspari] IntraPro (3.5)	£1.00	250 kcal	4.2/5	4.7/5	3.5/5	£38.99
[PHD Nutrition] Pharma Whey HT+ (3.4)	£1.10	205 kcal	2.3/5	4.6/5	3.4/5	£46.20
[Optimum Nutrition] Gold Standard Whey (4.2)	£1.09	195 kcal	4.8/5	4.3/5	4.2/5	£47.50
[Sci-MX] Ultragen Whey (3.9)	£0.94	199 kcal	4.3/5	3.9/5	3.9/5	£41.95
[MyProtein] True Whey (3.9)	£0.93	206 kcal	4.7/5	3.7/5	3.9/5	£39.99
[MuscleTech] Nitro-Tech Hardcore (3.6)	£1.27	208 kcal	4.7/5	3.5/5	3.6/5	£42.99
[Dymatize] Elite Whey (4.0)	£0.97	190 kcal	4.7/5	3.3/5	4.0/5	£42.75
[Optimum Health] Ultimate Whey Protein (3.0)	£0.70	226 kcal	1.9/5	3.2/5	3.0/5	£27.99
[MyProtein] Impact Whey Protein (4.0)	£0.57	200 kcal	3.7/5	2.8/5	4.0/5	£27.79
[Reflex] Instant Whey (3.3)	£0.92	194 kcal	2.7/5	2.4/5	3.3/5	£41.75
[Maximuscle] Promax (3.1)	£1.23	198 kcal	3.5/5	2.3/5	3.1/5	£59.95
[Maxx Essentials] Whey Maxx (2.2)	£0.87	233 kcal	0.5/5	2.1/5	2.2/5	£34.99
[Boditronics] Express Whey (2.3)	£0.95	249 kcal	2.2/5	2.1/5	2.3/5	£38.99
[XL Nutrition] Xtra Whey (3.4)	£0.77	221 kcal	4.5/5	2.1/5	3.4/5	£26.94
[MET-Rx] Supreme Whey (2.9)	£0.92	229 kcal	4.1/5	1.4/5	2.9/5	£34.95
[Nutrisport] Whey Protein Isolate (3.1)	£0.79	187 kcal	2.6/5	0.8/5	3.1/5	£16.99

WhichProtein.co.uk

Summary: A protein supplement comparison website. There are cool summaries like this on most pages.

What is WhichProtein all about?

There are a ridiculous amount of protein shakes out there. I want to make it easy for you to find the best ones.

So WhichProtein.co.uk is basically one big awesome comparison site for protein. Lots of tables, stacks of ratings, and sacks of protein. I not only want to make it possible to compare different types of protein supplements, I want to make it easy to compare them as well. Things that you might want to compare are:

Nutritional information – The amount of protein, calories, sugar and all that in different protein shakes.
Prices – Find out who's selling your favourite protein shake for the lowest price.
The actual shake – How well it mixes and tastes.
Other ratings – Like value for money and overall quality of different protein powders.

If they're good enough for Amazon they're good enough for me.

You can do this by yourself by doing your own homework on each product, but that's not much fun. I'm going to get all the stats and list them in pretty tables so you don't have to.

Who is this website for?

You.

I know there are going to be two types of people looking to buy protein online:

People new to buying protein who want to find out which protein in the best, without getting in to too much detail.
People who've been taking protein supplements for a while and want to compare nutritional values and prices to find their personal favourite.

I'll put all these details (well, the important ones) in to easy-to-follow and compare tables, explaining them as I go along.

I'm going to make sure this site is easy to use and follow no matter how many or how few protein shakes you've consumed. You don't need to be the nutrient king to find the best protein shake for your goals, but if you are you'll still find these comparison tables useful.

Who's behind all this?

Me – Greg.

I love going to the gym and I love making websites. That's a rare combination of interests that you won't hear again any time soon.

I don't necessarily love protein shakes, but because I go to the gym so much I've come to enjoy them over the years. So seeing as I've gone through more protein tubs than Blue Peter has gone through yoghurt pots, I thought I'd write a bunch of reviews and throw in a bunch of tables for good measure.

I hope you find WhichProtein.co.uk as handy as I do.

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WhichProtein.co.uk

What is WhichProtein all about?

Who is this website for?

Who's behind all this?