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Be aware that the container has changed and the lid is now very difficult to get off. It took my husband and myself to remove the lid. Read more

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I have been using this product for years and years. I add whole psyllium to it as well as lemon juice, and drink this daily with at least 8 oz of water. This item now comes in a new plastic container which I delight in because it is recyclable as the can was not; however, the downside is the difficulty of getting your hand down into the can as the level drops. Perhaps there will be enough complaints that the opening will be made larger. Fortunately, I have an old container. I pour the new container into the old one, but one day that old container will have to be retired. Read more

I have been using this whey protein daily for a couple of years, and I have always rated it 5 stars. It mixes well by hand, the "natural flavor" isn't overpowering, and it gives me what I need. And then they changed the packaging. The previous container was just an aluminum (I assume) cylinder with a pull off plastic top. Now it's a thick plastic container with a huge screw on plastic lid that is hard to hold and turn with my size hand. The opening is small so when the product gets lower you're going to have to stick your hand inside this smaller opening and try to avoid getting it all over your hand and wrist. Who thought of this? More plastic, really? Or, are the tariffs on aluminum a factor? The inconvenience of the packaging now is just very disappointing. But yes, I still love the product inside. Read more

I've used & tried many protein powders over the years. I'm one of those people with an extremely sensitive gut and haven't been able to digest more than 60% of the products that I've tried. The reason being all the additives, artificial sweeteners, sugars and other loads of artificially processed chemicals/products to enhance the taste or the nutrition value. To make matters worse, whey is being derived out of nutritionally enhanced & processed milk with use of GMOs and load of other garbage. What all this is doing to the health people is probably beyond the scope of this discussion. I'm a fairly experienced body-builder following a pretty strict diet regimen and lift weights 5 days a week. I don't believe in putting a bunch of chemicals in my body for muscle growth and have long term side-effects like ED, stomach issues, balding etc. I've been an off & on vegetarian too which called for a need for protein supplement. I've been using Biochem whey for about 2 years now and I go through about 2-3 cans every month. Here are some of the areas where this product stands out from others in its league: -Natural whey (when they say it, they mean it), free of any growth hormones -No added sugars & fat free, so no extra carbs which means you only get what you need -No artificial flavors, chemicals or any garbage that is not meant for ingestion by human body -Natural flavor (what I use) is almost tasteless, so it makes a great protein additive without altering the taste of the beverage in pretty much anything - smoothies, yogurt, milk, almond milk.. -One of the easily mixing protein powders that I've used Some of the downsides of the product: -People who are used to bottled protein supplements like muscle milk which is loaded with sugars and other stuff and associate those tastes/sugars with protein shakes may not like the taste on this one because it practically doesn't have a taste -Its one of the more expensive protein powders (per oz) Overall I'm very happy with the results I've gotten. There is no supplement that will replace a good balanced diet, healthy eating habits and nutrition from natural products like fruits, vegetables, poultry, fish etc. If you are looking to get bigger or repair your worked out muscles or just need a protein supplement (on top of your good balanced diet) to meet your daily protein intake, this is a great product! Read more