Question 1

How does Protein Matrix+ taste?

Accepted Answer

Protein Matrix+ is flavoured and is generally considered to have a pleasant taste.

Question 2

What is Protein Matrix+ made from?

Accepted Answer

Protein Matrix+ is a protein derived from milk.

Question 3

Are samples available of Protein Matrix+?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can request a free sample of Protein Matrix+ from our  Free Sample  page.

Question 4

Can I purchase Protein Matrix+ in smaller sizes?

Accepted Answer

Yes - Protein Matrix+ is also available in single serve sachets which we call  Protein Matrix+ Sample Packs .

Question 5

How is Protein Matrix+ packaged?

Accepted Answer

All orders come in resealable 1kg pouches.

Question 6

Where are the ingredients for Protein Matrix+ sourced?

Accepted Answer

Our Milk Protein is Australian and and our WPC and WPI are from the USA.

Question 7

Is the packaging for this product recyclable?

Accepted Answer

In theory yes, but not in all council areas right now. The REDcycle program has been discontinued, and the industry is working together to find a solution to continue recycling soft plastics. For now, we recommend checking with your local council, but most require you to put the packaging in your regular landfill bin. The included scoop can be recycled as hard plastic in your local council pickup. For more information about what Bulk is doing to improve sustainability,  check this article .

Question 8

Can I receive a discount buying more than one pouch of Protein Matrix+ at once?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! Price breaks for Protein Matrix+ begin when you purchase 2 pouches of any flavour. Just add more than that to your cart to see the savings.

Question 9

Why is a matrix protein blend better than WPI or WPC?

Accepted Answer

Matrix Protein Blends are exactly what their name implies - a blend of various types of whey protein. The most common type of protein blend is one that combines WPC, WPI and Micellar Casein. This is preferred as it combines the anabolic qualities of Whey with the anti-catabolic properties of Casein. The result is a single dose of protein which offers both fast and slow release protein to be absorbed by the body.

Question 10

How many grams of protein is there in a matrix protein blend per serve?

Accepted Answer

A typical Matrix Protein Blend contains 24 to 25 grams of protein per 30 gram serve. The amount of protein in a protein blend is usually between what is typical of a WPC, WPI and Micellar Casein as a blend contains all these proteins.

Question 11

What ingredients should be included in a matrix protein blend?

Accepted Answer

Matrix Protein Blends usually contain fast absorbing proteins like WPC and WPI along with slower absorbing proteins like Micellar Casein. It is more common in recent times that they include Lactase Enzymes which help digest lactose as well as enzymes which can increase absorption by partially hydrolysing the proteins. This makes protein blends more suitable for those with lactose sensitivities than WPC or Micellar Casein. Proteins blends often contains Xanthan Gum or other thickeners to give them body and texture, resulting in a shake which tastes more like a milkshake.

Question 12

Do protein blends taste better than WPI or WPC?

Accepted Answer

This depends on the individual protein blend, however many people find blends which contain Whey Proteins and Micellar Casein to taste better. They often contain more flavour and they can have better mouthfeel and texture if gums and thickeners are added.

Question 13

What are Digestive Enzymes?

Accepted Answer

Digestive Enzymes can come in many forms. They can contain proteases (which break down proteins), amylase (which break down carbohydrates) or lipase (which break down fats). If the body doesn’t make enough, adding these into food which is harder to break down can make the digestion process much easier. The result can be less bloating, less gas and other negative feelings that come from malabsorption.

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