Question 1

How does Whey Protein Concentrate taste?

Accepted Answer

Whey Protein Concentrate is flavoured and is generally considered to have a pleasant taste. Bulk Nutrients' Whey Protein Concentrate comes in 12 great flavours as well as a Raw (Unflavoured) option.

Question 2

What is it made from?

Accepted Answer

Whey Protein Concentrate (WPC) is a protein derived from milk.

Question 3

Can I purchase WPC in smaller sizes?

Accepted Answer

Yes - WPC is also available in single serve sachets which we call  WPC Travel Packs .

Question 4

How is it packaged?

Accepted Answer

This product is packaged in resealable 1kg pouches.

Question 5

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 6

Can I receive a discount buying more than one of this product at once?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 7

Does Bulk do a natural version of WPC?

Accepted Answer

Made with all natural ingredients, Bulk Nutrients’  Natural Whey Protein Concentrate  is perfect for somebody looking for a natural WPC. Our Natural WPC is rich in branched chain and essential amino acids (BCAAs and EAAs). WPC comes from the milk of Australian grass fed and hormone free cows, derived through ultra filtration. Bulk Nutrients’ Natural WPC has the ideal amino acid spread to facilitate muscle repair and recovery, providing you with a natural WPC product with no artificial flavours, colours or sweeteners.

Question 8

Why is Whey Protein Concentrate the best choice?

Accepted Answer

Whey Protein Concentrate is the most cost-effective form of Whey Protein, which in itself has the highest biological value of any protein source. WPC generally contains around 6% fats, 7% carbohydrates and 77% of protein which makes it suitable any time of the day, and works well as a post workout protein source, especially if fasted.

Question 9

How much lactose does Whey Protein Concentrate contain?

Accepted Answer

Whey Protein Concentrate contains around 2-3 grams of lactose per serve which is five times less than a glass of milk. People that are lactose intolerant are best to use WPI (as it contains very little lactose), a protein blend with a digestive enzyme or another form of protein like a plant protein or hydrolysed collagen which are both lactose free.

Question 10

Does Whey Protein Concentrate contain gluten?

Accepted Answer

Gluten is not naturally occurring in any of the ingredients in our Whey Protein Concentrate, though we do process other gluten containing ingredients in our facility.

Question 11

How many serves of WPC should I have each day?

Accepted Answer

Activity levels, gender and muscle mass all affect this question. It is typical for athletes and people trying to gain muscle to consume approximately 2 grams of protein per kg of bodyweight per day, which equals 180 grams of protein for a 90kg person. If you consume 2 shakes a day of WPC, this will contribute a little under 50 grams to your daily protein target.

Question 12

Why is WPC better than getting protein from food?

Accepted Answer

WPC is a very pure, economical form of protein and for an equal quantity of protein, it compares very well to the cost of meat, tuna, dairy etc. Having one of the highest PDCAA protein scores (protein bioavailability) it can be more effective than other proteins on a per gram basis too and will be lower in fats and carbohydrates than most high protein food sources ( 7 ).

Question 13

How soon should I drink WPC after mixing it with water?

Accepted Answer

While WPC is very stable in powdered form this changes when mixed with water. Once mixed with water, WPC should be consumed within an hour. It can last more than 24 hours once blended with water, but only if refrigerated.

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