{ "store": "Supplement Company", "website": "https://supplementcompany.com.au", "currency": "AUD", "count": 36, "products": [ { "id": "amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g", "sku": "amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g", "title": "Amino Acid Powder with Caffeine Grape 585 g", "slug": "amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g", "price": 150.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "amino-acids", "category_label": "Amino Acids", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/amino-acids/amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g/main-amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/amino-acids/amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g/amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/amino-acids/amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g/amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g-3.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/amino-acids/amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g/amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g-4.jpg" ], "description_short": "Each 585 g tub holds a micronized amino blend with 100 mg of caffeine from coffee bean and tea leaf per serve, zero sugar and under 5 calories per serve, in a Concord Grape flavour.", "description": "The problem with buying drink powders online\n\nBuying a tub of powder off a screen is awkward. You cannot smell it, you cannot taste it, and the photos all look the same. Most people end up guessing, then discover the flavour is too sweet, the caffeine is more than they wanted, or the scoop is bigger than they assumed. A 585 g tub is not a small commitment either. It sits in the cupboard either way.\n\nThis guide is here to help you read a listing like this one properly before you buy. We will keep to what the maker actually states on the pack, because that is the only information that holds up. Anything beyond that is marketing noise, and there is plenty of it in this category.\n\nWhat this particular product is\n\nThis is a 585 g tub of amino acid powder with caffeine, in a Concord Grape flavour, with a listed country of origin of the USA. It is a dry powder. You scoop it, you stir it into cold water, you drink it. There is nothing more complicated going on.\n\nPer serve, the maker lists a 5 g micronized amino blend and 100 mg of caffeine from coffee bean and/or tea leaf. Green tea leaf extract is listed at 50 mg and green coffee bean extract at 10 mg. The maker also lists zero sugar and less than 5 calories per serve, with sucralose as the sweetener. Those are the headline numbers, and they are the ones worth comparing against anything else you are looking at.\n\nReading the ingredient list\n\nThe amino blend lists micronized taurine, L-glutamine, L-arginine, L-leucine, beta-alanine, L-citrulline, L-isoleucine, L-valine, L-tyrosine, L-histidine, L-lysine hydrochloride, L-phenylalanine, L-threonine and L-methionine. That is a long list inside a 5 g blend, so the individual amounts are small and are not broken out in the maker's description. If you specifically want a high dose of one named amino acid, a blend like this is probably not the right shape of product for you.\n\nWorth flagging honestly: some the maker's description for this product describes it as free of beta-alanine, while beta-alanine appears in the ingredient list supplied. Those two things do not agree. If that single ingredient is the reason you are shopping, read the printed label on the pack before you open it, and contact us if the label does not match what you expected.\n\nThe remaining ingredients are the usual machinery of a flavoured drink powder. Citric acid, malic acid and tartaric acid give the tartness. Natural and artificial flavour carry the grape. Silicon dioxide and calcium silicate are anti-caking agents, which is why the powder pours instead of setting like concrete. The gum blend of cellulose gum, xanthan gum and carrageenan gives the drink a little body. Sunflower and/or soy lecithin helps the powder wet out in water. Inulin is a fibre. And the pack contains soy, which is the allergen statement you need to take seriously if soy is an issue in your household.\n\nWho this suits, and who it does not\n\nThis suits someone who wants a cold, grape-flavoured drink that mixes in seconds and happens to carry 100 mg of caffeine. If you already drink coffee or tea and you are comfortable with that level, it slots in without much thought.\n\nIt does not suit a few groups, and the maker is clear about this. Sports foods of this type are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women. They are meant to be used with a balanced diet, not instead of food. If you are caffeine sensitive, or you are already having several coffees a day, the extra 100 mg per serve is a real number to add up rather than ignore. And if you dislike sucralose or artificial flavours, the ingredient list here will not change your mind.\n\nWe are not going to tell you what this product will do for you. We cannot, and honestly nobody selling you a tub should. What we can tell you is what is in it and how the maker says to use it.\n\nFlavour, sweetness and the cold water rule\n\nGrape is a divisive flavour. Concord Grape in particular leans sweet and a bit candy-like rather than fresh fruit. If you have liked grape drink powders before, you will likely be fine. If grape reminds you of cough medicine, pick something else, because no amount of mixing technique will change that.\n\nThe directions say cold water for a reason. Cold water sharpens the acids in the mix and keeps the sweetness in check, and it also helps the micronized powder disperse rather than sitting on the surface. Two scoops into 300 to 360 mL is the stated ratio. If you want it milder, you can add more water, though going much past the top of that range will thin the flavour out noticeably.\n\nLet the drink sit for maybe thirty seconds after mixing. Gums like xanthan and carrageenan need a moment to hydrate, and a lot of the \"gritty\" complaints people have with drink powders come from drinking them the instant they stop shaking the bottle.\n\nHow to choose between tubs\n\nA few questions sort most of it out. First, caffeine or no caffeine. This one has it, at 100 mg per serve, so if you want an evening drink this is the wrong tub. Second, flavour. Only one flavour is offered in this listing, so you are either in or out on grape. Third, the blend. Look at the total grams and the length of the ingredient list. A 5 g blend spread across fourteen named amino acids behaves very differently from a 5 g product with three ingredients in it.\n\nFourth, allergens. The soy statement here is clear, and it is the single most important line on the pack for some buyers. Fifth, sweetener. Sucralose is listed. Some people are happy with it and some are not, and that is a personal call rather than a quality judgement.\n\nFinally, price per tub versus how fast you will actually use it. People consistently overestimate how quickly they get through a 585 g container. If you train twice a week, that tub is going to be around for a while, so storage matters.\n\nStorage and basic care\n\nKeep the lid on tight and keep the tub somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sun. The two things that ruin a drink powder are heat and moisture. A damp scoop put back in the tub is the most common cause of clumping, so dry the scoop or keep a separate dry spoon nearby.\n\nIf small lumps form, break them up with a dry utensil. That is normal for a hygroscopic powder and does not mean anything has gone wrong. What is not normal is a broken seal on arrival, a bulging lid, or an off smell. In those cases do not use the product, photograph it, and get in touch.\n\nThe best before date is printed on the pack. Check it when the tub arrives, and plan your purchase around how much you will realistically drink.\n\nDelivery and returns, stated plainly\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier, Australia only. You get tracking so you can see where the parcel is.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, on unopened, sealed packs only. Food that has been opened cannot be resold, which is why that limit exists. Faulty or damaged items are put right under the Australian Consumer Law. No separate warranty is sold with this product, because none is needed.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 585 g tub of grape-flavoured amino acid powder with caffeine. Two scoops into 300 to 360 mL of cold water, per the maker's directions. Each serve lists a 5 g micronized amino blend, 100 mg caffeine from coffee bean and/or tea leaf, 50 mg green tea leaf extract, 10 mg green coffee bean extract, zero sugar and under 5 calories. It contains soy. It is not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it should be used with a balanced diet.\n\nEverything above comes from the maker's own listed information. The label printed on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens, nutrition and directions, and it is worth two minutes of your time before you open the seal.", "llm_summary": "A 585 g tub of amino acid powder with caffeine in a Concord Grape flavour, made in the USA. Each serve is listed by the maker as containing a 5 g micronized amino blend (taurine, L-glutamine, L-arginine, L-leucine, beta-alanine, L-citrulline, L-isoleucine, L-valine, L-tyrosine, L-histidine, L-lysine hydrochloride, L-phenylalanine, L-threonine, L-methionine), 100 mg caffeine from coffee bean and/or tea leaf, 50 mg green tea leaf extract and 10 mg green coffee bean extract. Other listed ingredients include citric acid, flavours, malic and tartaric acid, silicon dioxide, calcium silicate, sucralose, a gum blend, sunflower and/or soy lecithin, and inulin. Contains soy. Zero sugar and under 5 calories per serve. Directions are two scoops in 300 to 360 mL cold water. Brand, weight and pack dimensions are not specified by the maker.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/amino-acid-powder-with-caffeine-grape-585-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g", "sku": "eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g", "title": "EAA Hydration Powder Tropical 180 g", "slug": "eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g", "price": 47.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "amino-acids", "category_label": "Amino Acids", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/amino-acids/eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g/main-eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/amino-acids/eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g/eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/amino-acids/eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g/eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g-3.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/amino-acids/eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g/eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g-4.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/amino-acids/eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g/eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g-5.jpg" ], "description_short": "Each 180 g pack holds 30 serves of a tropical passion flavoured powder made with an amino acid blend, an electrolyte blend of calcium, potassium, magnesium and sodium salts, inulin fibre and food acids.", "description": "The problem a powder like this solves\n\nMost people who train regularly end up with the same small annoyance. You have a water bottle, you have a session ahead of you, and plain water gets boring by the third refill. So you start looking at the wall of tubs at the supplement shop, and the labels are loud, the claims are louder, and it is hard to work out what you are actually buying.\n\nStrip the noise away and a product like this is straightforward. It is a flavoured powder in a 180 g pack. You put one heaped scoop (6 g) into 400 to 600 mL of cold water and drink it while you train. The pack holds 30 serves. That is the whole product. Everything else is detail about what the powder is made of and how to look after it.\n\nWe are not going to tell you what it does for your body, because we are not allowed to and because nobody should trust a retailer who does. What we can do is explain the ingredient list clearly, tell you how the serve works, and help you decide whether the format suits how you train.\n\nWhat is actually in the pack\n\nThe maker lists the ingredients in order. The amino acid blend makes up 35.4 per cent and includes IBCAA (L-leucine and L-isoleucine), L-glutamine, L-lysine, L-phenylalanine, L-threonine, taurine, L-histidine, L-tryptophan and L-methionine. After that comes flavour, then the food acids citric acid and malic acid, which are what give a tropical drink its tartness.\n\nNext is the electrolyte blend at 9.2 per cent, made up of calcium citrate, potassium citrate, magnesium citrate and sodium chloride. The pack states 550 mg of sports minerals per serve. After the electrolytes there is inulin as a fibre, sucralose as the sweetener, and Allura Red AC as the colour.\n\nThat is the full list as given. We have not expanded it, estimated gram amounts, or added anything the maker did not state. If you need the exact nutrition panel, the breakdown of each amino acid, or the allergen statement, those live on the pack itself. Read the label before you use it. That is not a legal formality, it is genuinely the most reliable document about the product.\n\nHow the serve works in practice\n\nSix grams is a small amount of powder. It is one heaped scoop with the scoop that comes in the pack, though the maker is upfront that the scoop is a guide only. Scoops vary, powders pack differently depending on how the tub has been shaken in transit, and a heaped scoop from one person's hand is not the same as another's. If you care about getting the serve right, weigh it on a kitchen scale. It takes ten seconds and removes the guesswork.\n\nThe water range is 400 to 600 mL. At the low end you get a stronger tropical flavour. At the high end it is lighter and easier to sip through a long session. Most people land somewhere near the middle after a week of experimenting. Cold water is specified, and it does make a difference to how a fruity flavour reads on the tongue. Lukewarm water flattens most tropical flavours.\n\nOne more thing worth knowing: the maker notes that settling occurs over time. If you mix a bottle and leave it in a bag for an hour, some of the powder will drop to the bottom. That is normal behaviour for a blend like this and not a sign of a bad batch. Give the bottle a shake every so often.\n\nThe recommended daily intake is one serve. We would stick to that.\n\nWho the format suits\n\nPeople who train in sessions long enough to need a bottle in hand tend to get the most out of a drink mix. If your workout is twenty minutes of lifting and you are home before you finish your water, you may not need a flavoured drink at all. If you are on a bike for two hours, in a long class, or working outdoors in summer heat, having something you actually want to drink tends to mean you drink more of it. That is the simple, honest argument for a flavoured mix over plain water.\n\nThe tropical passion flavour is on the sweeter, fruitier end. It is not a citrus and it is not a berry. If you have a history of disliking fruit-punch style flavours in sports drinks, this probably will not convert you. If tropical is your preference, a 30 serve pack is a reasonable commitment.\n\nThere are people this is not suitable for, and that is worth saying plainly. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15. They are not suitable for pregnant women. They are meant to be used alongside a balanced diet, not as a replacement for food. If you have a medical condition or you take medication, the sensible move is to ask a qualified health professional before adding anything new.\n\nHow to choose between powders\n\nWhen you are comparing a tropical amino acid drink to other options on the shelf, a few things are worth checking yourself rather than taking from a product page.\n\nStart with serve size against pack size. A 180 g pack at 6 g per serve gives 30 serves. Other packs may look bigger but carry a bigger serve, so the serve count can be similar. Work out cost per serve, not cost per tub.\n\nThen read the ingredient list top to bottom. The order tells you what there is most of. Look at where the sweetener and the colour sit, and decide whether you are happy with them. Some people avoid Allura Red AC on principle, and that is a perfectly valid reason to pick something else. There is no point buying a pack you will feel uneasy about drinking.\n\nCheck whether the flavour is one you like before you buy 30 serves of it. A flavour you tolerate is a flavour you stop using by week two, and the tub sits in a cupboard until it goes out of date. Sampling a flavour family you already enjoy is the least wasteful approach.\n\nFinally, look at how the product is meant to be used. This one says during training or exercise, one serve a day. If your routine does not match that, think about whether it fits you.\n\nLooking after the pack\n\nPowder and moisture do not get along. The maker's instruction is to keep the pack well sealed when it is not in use and avoid exposure to moisture, and that is the main care instruction there is.\n\nA few habits make that easy. Store the pack in a cupboard rather than next to the kettle or on a windowsill. Use a dry scoop every time, and do not dip a wet hand into the tub after a shower at the gym. Press the lid down properly rather than resting it on top. If you carry the pack in a gym bag, keep it away from a damp towel.\n\nIf the powder does clump a little, it has usually picked up some humidity. Small clumps break up. Powder that has gone genuinely damp or hard is a different matter, and at that point it is not worth using.\n\nDelivery and returns\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is within Australia only. You will get a tracking link once the parcel is moving, so you can see where it is rather than waiting and wondering.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, on unopened and sealed packs only. That restriction is standard for food products and we cannot make an exception, because a pack that has been opened cannot be resold. If an item turns up faulty or damaged, contact us with your order number and a photo and we will put it right under the Australian Consumer Law. No separate warranty is sold with this product.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 180 g pack of tropical passion flavoured powder with 30 serves in it. One serve is 6 g, mixed into 400 to 600 mL of cold water, used during training or exercise, once a day. The formula lists an amino acid blend at 35.4 per cent, an electrolyte blend at 9.2 per cent, 550 mg of sports minerals per serve, inulin fibre, food acids, sucralose and colour. Country of origin is Australia.\n\nIt is simple to use, it keeps well if you keep it sealed and dry, and it suits people who train long enough to want something more interesting than plain water in the bottle. It is not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it goes alongside a balanced diet rather than replacing part of one.\n\nRead the label on the pack before you use it. That is where the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions sits, and it beats any product page, including this one.", "llm_summary": "EAA Hydration Powder Tropical Passion is a 180 g powdered drink mix listing 30 serves per container, with a 6 g serve size (one heaped scoop). The maker's directions are to mix one serve into 400 to 600 mL of cold water and use it during training or exercise, at one serve per day. Listed ingredients are an amino acid blend at 35.4 per cent (including leucine, isoleucine, glutamine, lysine, phenylalanine, threonine, taurine, histidine, tryptophan and methionine), flavour, citric and malic acid, an electrolyte blend at 9.2 per cent (calcium citrate, potassium citrate, magnesium citrate, sodium chloride), inulin fibre, sucralose and Allura Red AC colour. The pack states 550 mg of sports minerals per serve. Country of origin is Australia. Brand, weight and pack dimensions are not specified by the maker. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/eaa-hydration-powder-tropical-180-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "essential-amino-acid-powder-kiwi-lime-375-g", "sku": "essential-amino-acid-powder-kiwi-lime-375-g", "title": "Essential Amino Acid Powder Kiwi Lime 375 g", "slug": "essential-amino-acid-powder-kiwi-lime-375-g", "price": 101.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "amino-acids", "category_label": "Amino Acids", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/amino-acids/essential-amino-acid-powder-kiwi-lime-375-g/main-essential-amino-acid-powder-kiwi-lime-375-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/amino-acids/essential-amino-acid-powder-kiwi-lime-375-g/essential-amino-acid-powder-kiwi-lime-375-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/amino-acids/essential-amino-acid-powder-kiwi-lime-375-g/essential-amino-acid-powder-kiwi-lime-375-g-3.jpg" ], "description_short": "A 375 g tub of essential amino acid powder in a tropical kiwi lime flavour, mixed one scoop to 300-400 ml of cold water, easy to carry and easy to make.", "description": "The problem with most powders you buy once\n\nAlmost everyone who has bought a tub of flavoured powder has a story about the one that is still sitting at the back of a cupboard, three quarters full. It was not that the product failed. It was that the flavour was not something the person wanted to drink again, or it never mixed properly, or the tub was so big that finishing it felt like a chore.\n\nThat is the real decision you are making here. You are not just buying 375 g of powder. You are deciding whether you will actually drink it, day after day, in the water you already have at hand. A tub that gets finished is a good purchase. A tub that gets abandoned is not, no matter what is written on the front of it.\n\nThis guide walks through how a powder like this one works in practice, who it tends to suit, how to pick between the options in front of you, and how to look after the tub once it arrives. It describes what this product is, nothing more. For what is inside it, the label on the pack is the final word, and you should read it before you use the product.\n\nWhat this product actually is\n\nStripped back to the basics, this is a 375 g tub of essential amino acid powder with a kiwi lime flavour. The item form is powder. The listed country of origin is Australia. It is a food, sold as a drink mix, and it is meant to go into cold water.\n\nThe directions are short. One scoop into 300-400 ml of cold water, stirred or shaken until dissolved, and you have a single drink. The pack describes it as something you can have before, during or after activity as part of your daily routine, so there is no single correct moment to use it.\n\nWhat is deliberately not on this page is anything about what the product does. We describe the pack size, the flavour, the form and the directions, and we leave it there. Nutrition figures, ingredient details, allergen statements and serve counts live on the printed label, and that label is the authority. If you want those numbers before you buy, ask us and we will read them out.\n\nHow a cold-water powder behaves\n\nThe physics of this are simple but they explain most of the frustrations people run into. A powder dissolves faster in moving water than in still water, and it dissolves more evenly when the water goes in first.\n\nSo the order matters. Pour your 300-400 ml of cold water into the bottle or glass, then add the scoop, then agitate. Doing it the other way round, scoop first, water poured on top, tends to pack the powder against the bottom where it forms a stubborn paste.\n\nA shaker bottle with a mesh insert or a wire ball is the easiest tool. Ten to fifteen seconds of a decent shake will usually do it. Without one, a tall glass and a long spoon still work, you just need to stir longer and come back for a second swirl after thirty seconds or so. If a thin layer settles at the bottom by the time you reach the end, that is normal with most powders. Give the bottle a quick shake before the last few mouthfuls.\n\nWater temperature matters for taste more than for solubility. Kiwi and lime are sharp, bright flavours, and they read as refreshing when cold and oddly flat when warm. Chilled water or a couple of ice cubes makes a noticeable difference.\n\nWho this suits, and who it does not\n\nA kiwi lime amino powder tends to suit people who already prefer citrus-style drinks over creamy ones. If your usual choice is a cordial, a sparkling water with lime, or a tart juice, this sits in familiar territory. If you prefer chocolate and vanilla style flavours, a tropical tart profile may not be the one you reach for.\n\nIt also suits people who carry a water bottle. Because the whole serve is one scoop in cold water, it travels well. Tub in the gym bag or the kitchen, bottle in hand, done.\n\nOn the other side, there are people this product is not for. Sports foods of this kind are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women. They are also meant to be used with a balanced diet, not in place of meals. If you have a medical condition, take medication, or have any doubt about whether a sports food fits your situation, talk to a qualified health professional before you buy.\n\nAnd if you have allergies, the pack label is where you check. Not this page, not a search result, the actual printed statement on the tub.\n\nHow to choose between options\n\nWhen people compare one tub against another, four practical things usually decide it.\n\nFlavour family. This is the biggest one and the most ignored. Buy the flavour you would genuinely drink every day, not the one that sounds interesting. The best amino acid drink mix for you is the one that still tastes good in week six.\n\nPack size. A 375 g tub is a middle-of-the-road size. Big enough to last a reasonable stretch, small enough that if the flavour does not land you have not committed to a kilogram of it. If you are trying a flavour for the first time, a mid-size tub is the sensible bet.\n\nForm and mixing method. Powder needs water, a container and a few seconds. That is a plus if you already carry a bottle and a minus if you do not. Be honest about whether you will do the mixing step.\n\nLabel detail. Ingredients, allergens, directions and nutrition are all on the pack. If a decision hinges on one of those, get the answer before you order rather than after. We are happy to check for you.\n\nPrice is obviously part of it too, but comparing tubs by sticker price alone is misleading unless you also know the scoop size and the serve count. A cheaper tub with larger serves can work out dearer per drink.\n\nLooking after the tub\n\nPowder has two enemies, heat and moisture. Everything about storage comes down to keeping both away.\n\nKeep the tub in a cool, dry cupboard, away from direct sun and away from the stove or a sunny windowsill. Close the lid firmly every single time. Use a dry scoop and dry hands, because a damp scoop put back into the tub is the most common cause of clumping. If you store the scoop inside the tub, shake off any moisture first, or clip it to the lid instead if the design allows.\n\nIf the powder does clump a little, that is usually moisture rather than spoilage, but check the date and the condition before use. If anything looks or smells wrong, do not use it.\n\nStorage directions printed on the pack take priority over anything written here. Read them.\n\nOrdering, delivery and returns\n\nOrders are dispatched within 2 working days. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier, and we deliver within Australia only. You will get tracking once your parcel is moving.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, on unopened, sealed packs only. That limitation is a food safety one and applies to every edible product we sell. If your tub arrives faulty or damaged, your rights under the Australian Consumer Law apply, and we will put it right. Send us a photo of the damage and we will handle it from there.\n\nNo separate warranty is sold with this product. No reviews, ratings or testimonials are published on this page.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 375 g tub of kiwi lime flavoured essential amino acid powder, made in Australia, mixed one scoop to 300-400 ml of cold water. Water first, then powder, then a good shake. Store it cool, dry and sealed, with a dry scoop.\n\nIt is a sports food. It is not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it is meant to sit alongside a balanced diet rather than replace part of it. For ingredients, allergens, nutrition and directions, read the label on the pack, because that label is the final word and nothing on this page changes it.\n\nIf the flavour sounds like something you would happily drink, it is a straightforward buy. If you have a question about what is printed on the tub, ask us first and we will check.", "llm_summary": "Essential Amino Acid Powder Kiwi Lime 375 g is a powdered food sold in a 375 g tub with a kiwi lime flavour. The listed item form is powder and the listed country of origin is Australia. Directions on the pack are to mix one scoop with 300-400 ml of cold water for a cold drink, which can be taken before, during or after activity as part of a daily routine. Brand, GTIN, MPN, pack weight, dimensions and nutrition figures are not specified by the maker. Serving count per tub is not specified. The product label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/essential-amino-acid-powder-kiwi-lime-375-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/essential-amino-acid-powder-kiwi-lime-375-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/essential-amino-acid-powder-kiwi-lime-375-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "casein-protein-powder-dutch-chocolate-1-kg", "sku": "casein-protein-powder-dutch-chocolate-1-kg", "title": "Casein Protein Powder Dutch Chocolate 1 kg", "slug": "casein-protein-powder-dutch-chocolate-1-kg", "price": 129.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "casein-and-mass-gainers", "category_label": "Casein And Mass Gainers", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/casein-and-mass-gainers/casein-protein-powder-dutch-chocolate-1-kg/main-casein-protein-powder-dutch-chocolate-1-kg.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/casein-and-mass-gainers/casein-protein-powder-dutch-chocolate-1-kg/casein-protein-powder-dutch-chocolate-1-kg-2.jpg" ], "description_short": "Slow-dispersing casein protein powder in a deep Dutch chocolate flavour, supplied in a resealable 1 kg pack and made in Australia.", "description": "The problem with a shake that drinks like water\n\nMost people meet protein powder through whey. You scoop it, shake it, and thirty seconds later you have something thin and sweet that goes down in four gulps. For some occasions that is exactly right. For others it leaves you staring into an empty shaker wondering what the point was.\n\nCasein solves a different problem. It is the other major protein in milk, and in powder form it behaves in a way that is hard to miss. It takes up liquid slowly, thickens as it goes, and holds that body in the glass. The same scoop that disappears into water as whey will, as casein, turn into something closer to a thin drinking chocolate or, with less liquid, something you eat with a spoon.\n\nThis product is a one kilogram tub of casein powder in a Dutch chocolate flavour, made in Australia. That is the whole proposition. No clever gimmick, just a large pack of a slow-dispersing milk protein in a cocoa flavour that happens to suit the texture very well.\n\nHow casein actually behaves\n\nThe mechanics are simple enough. Whey protein is highly soluble, so it scatters quickly through liquid and stays liquid. Casein does not scatter the same way. It absorbs liquid and forms a gel-like structure, which is why a casein shake thickens as it stands and why it keeps thickening if you leave it a few minutes.\n\nThat has practical consequences in the kitchen. If you shake casein the way you shake whey, with a tiny bit of water and a quick rattle, you will get something stiff and a bit lumpy. Give it more liquid and a bit more effort and you get a smooth, heavy shake. Give it a blender and you get something genuinely nice.\n\nThe Dutch chocolate flavour fits this texture. Dutch-style cocoa is darker and smoother in character than standard cocoa, with less of the sharp edge. In a thin drink that can read as flat. In a thick one it has somewhere to sit, and it comes across as rich rather than sugary. If you have found chocolate protein powders too candy-like in the past, a darker cocoa profile in a thicker format is worth trying.\n\nNone of this is a claim about what the product does inside you. It is a description of what the powder does inside a glass, which is the only part we can honestly speak to. Everything about nutrition, ingredients and directions lives on the pack label, and you should read that label before you use the product.\n\nWho it suits\n\nA one kilo tub of casein is a good fit if you already drink protein shakes and want a second option on the shelf for the times when a thin shake is not what you want. Plenty of people keep whey for straight after training and casein for the evening, or for the stretch of the afternoon when a thin drink would not cut it.\n\nIt also suits people who like making things. Casein is far more useful than whey if you want protein oats that actually set, a no-bake slice that holds together, or a mousse-style dessert. The thickening behaviour that annoys people in a shaker bottle is the exact property that makes it work in a bowl. If you have been hunting for the best casein powder for baking style projects, the thickening is the feature, not the flaw.\n\nIt is less suitable if you want the fastest, lightest, most neutral shake possible. It is also not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women, which is standard for sports foods and worth stating plainly rather than burying. And it should sit alongside a balanced diet, not stand in for meals.\n\nIf you are avoiding dairy, casein is a milk protein, so this is not your product. A plant-based powder is the sensible alternative there.\n\nHow to choose a casein tub\n\nPack size. One kilogram is the sweet spot for most households. A 500 gram tub runs out fast if you are using it daily, and a 2 kilo sack can sit open long enough to go stale if you are not. One kilo generally means a few weeks to a couple of months of regular use, which keeps the powder fresh without forcing you to reorder constantly. How many serves you actually get depends on the scoop size on the label, so do that quick bit of arithmetic yourself.\n\nFlavour. Chocolate is the safest starting flavour in casein because the texture is heavy and cocoa carries weight well. Lighter flavours like vanilla or berry can taste odd when the drink is thick. If this is your first casein, a Dutch chocolate is a reasonable first pick.\n\nThe pack format. A resealable tub matters more with casein than you might think. Moisture is the enemy of any protein powder, and clumping is almost always a storage problem rather than a product problem. A tub with a proper lid, used with a dry scoop, stays usable right to the bottom.\n\nThe label. This is the big one. Ingredients, allergens, nutrition information, serving directions and storage advice are all on the physical pack, and the pack is the final word. If a product page anywhere, including this one, seems to conflict with the label, go with the label.\n\nMixing it without the lumps\n\nA few habits make a real difference.\n\nPut the liquid in the shaker first, then add the powder. Powder-first is the number one cause of a cement layer at the bottom of the bottle. Use more liquid than you would for whey, because casein needs room to take it up. Shake firmly for longer than feels necessary, then let the bottle rest for a minute before drinking. That rest period lets the powder finish absorbing, and it smooths out the texture.\n\nA blender is better than a shaker if you have one handy, especially with added fruit or ice. For overnight oats or a pudding, stir the powder through the dry ingredients first, then add the liquid gradually. That avoids the sudden thickening that happens when a lot of powder hits a lot of liquid at once.\n\nIf you want it thinner, just add more liquid. If you want it thicker, add less and let it stand. The control is entirely in your hands, which is part of the appeal.\n\nStorage and care\n\nKeep the tub in a cupboard that stays cool and dry, away from the stove and away from direct sun. Seal the lid properly after every scoop. Use a dry scoop with dry hands, and do not leave the scoop buried in the powder if it has been near liquid.\n\nGo by the best before date on the pack. Protein powder does not spoil dramatically, but it loses flavour and can clump as it ages, and there is no reason to push past the date printed on the tub.\n\nDelivery and returns\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is Australia only.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs. Food products that have been opened cannot be returned for change of mind, which is a food safety rule rather than an unwillingness to help. If an item arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, contact us and we will sort it out under the Australian Consumer Law. No separate warranty is sold with this product, and your consumer rights apply either way.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 1 kg resealable tub of casein protein powder in a Dutch chocolate flavour, with Australia listed as the country of origin. Casein disperses slowly and thickens, which makes it a better fit than whey for heavier shakes, overnight oats, puddings and no-bake snacks. The darker cocoa flavour suits that thicker texture.\n\nMix it with plenty of liquid, let it rest a minute, and store it sealed and dry. Read the pack label before use, because ingredients, allergens, nutrition and directions all live there and the label is the final word. It is not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it belongs alongside a balanced diet rather than in place of one.", "llm_summary": "This product is a 1 kg tub of casein protein powder in a Dutch chocolate flavour, supplied as a dry powder in a resealable pack. The product details list the flavour as chocolate and the country of origin as Australia. Brand, GTIN, MPN, pack dimensions and shipped weight are not specified by the maker, and no nutrition figures, serve count, certifications or testing claims are given. Casein is a milk protein that disperses more slowly than whey, producing a thicker mix. Ingredients, allergens, nutrition information and serving directions appear on the pack label, which should be read before use. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/casein-protein-powder-dutch-chocolate-1-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/casein-protein-powder-dutch-chocolate-1-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/casein-protein-powder-dutch-chocolate-1-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "mass-protein-powder-chocolate-milkshake-2-kg", "sku": "mass-protein-powder-chocolate-milkshake-2-kg", "title": "Mass Protein Powder Chocolate Milkshake 2 kg", "slug": "mass-protein-powder-chocolate-milkshake-2-kg", "price": 199.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "casein-and-mass-gainers", "category_label": "Casein And Mass Gainers", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/casein-and-mass-gainers/mass-protein-powder-chocolate-milkshake-2-kg/main-mass-protein-powder-chocolate-milkshake-2-kg.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/casein-and-mass-gainers/mass-protein-powder-chocolate-milkshake-2-kg/mass-protein-powder-chocolate-milkshake-2-kg-2.jpg" ], "description_short": "Chocolate milkshake flavoured powder that blends easily into water or milk, packed in a resealable 2 kg bag for everyday kitchen use.", "description": "The problem with buying protein powder blind\n\nMost people buy their first big bag of powder based on a picture and a price. Then it arrives, the flavour is wrong, it clumps in the shaker, and 2 kg of it sits in the pantry judging you for six months. That is an expensive mistake, and it is a common one.\n\nThe irritating part is that it is avoidable. Powder is not complicated. There are maybe four things that decide whether you will actually finish the bag, and flavour is the biggest of them. Everything else, the mixing, the storage, the serving routine, is detail you can control once you know what to expect.\n\nThis guide walks through how a chocolate mass protein powder fits into a normal kitchen, how to mix it so it does not go lumpy, who it is and is not for, and what to check on the label before you open the bag.\n\nWhat this product actually is\n\nKeep it simple. This is a chocolate milkshake flavoured powder supplied in a 2 kg pack. It mixes into water or milk. That is the product.\n\nWe are deliberately not listing nutrition figures, serve counts or anything else here, because those details belong on the printed label and the maker can update them. The pack in your hands is the authority on ingredients, allergens, directions and storage. Read it before you use it. That is not a legal throat-clear, it is genuinely the right habit with any food product.\n\nIt is also a sports food. That means it is designed to be used alongside a balanced diet rather than instead of meals. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 years of age, and they are not suitable for pregnant women. If either of those applies in your household, this is not the product to buy.\n\nWhy flavour decides whether you finish the bag\n\nAsk anyone who has given up on shakes why they stopped, and nine times out of ten they will say the taste. Not the price. Not the science. The taste.\n\nChocolate is the safe pick for a reason. It covers a lot of ground, it works with milk, and it does not get boring as fast as some of the louder flavours. A chocolate milkshake profile sits on the sweeter, creamier side of chocolate rather than the dark, bitter side. If you like a cold chocolate drink, you will get on with it.\n\nHere is the practical bit. The same powder tastes noticeably different depending on your liquid. With water it is thinner, lighter and a bit more refreshing, which suits a warm day or a shake straight after the gym. With milk it thickens up and leans properly into the milkshake territory. Plenty of people split the difference and use half water, half milk. There is no right answer, only the one you will keep drinking.\n\nIf you are chasing the best chocolate protein powder for milk, start with milk and adjust from there. Going the other way, from a watery mix to a creamy one, is less forgiving on first impressions.\n\nGetting the mixing right\n\nLumps are a technique problem far more often than a powder problem. Three habits fix nearly all of it.\n\nPut the liquid in your shaker before the powder. If powder hits a dry bottle base first, it packs down and you will be chipping at a paste for the next five minutes. Liquid first, every time.\n\nShake properly, not politely. Twenty to thirty seconds of real shaking, held at both ends, does more than a minute of half-hearted wrist flicking. A shaker ball or mesh insert helps but is not essential.\n\nThen let it rest. Ninety seconds on the bench lets the foam settle and the texture smooth out. Shakes genuinely taste better after a short pause. If you want it silky, a blender with a few ice cubes will get you there.\n\nCold liquid also beats room temperature liquid for taste, though very cold milk can make some powders slightly slower to disperse. Shake a little longer and you will not notice.\n\nIs a 2 kg pack the right size for you?\n\nBigger is only better if you get through it. Work out roughly how many shakes a week you realistically have, check the serving size printed on the pack, and do the maths against the best before date. If the numbers comfortably fit, the larger bag is the sensible buy. Fewer reorders, less packaging, and generally a better rate per serve than buying a string of small tubs.\n\nIf you are a once-a-week shake drinker, be honest with yourself. A best large pack protein powder is only good value if the last scoop gets used.\n\nThere is a household angle too. Two people sharing a bag chew through it at double speed, so a 2 kg pack that looks enormous for one person is normal for two. Same if you use powder in oats, yoghurt or baking rather than only in shakes.\n\nStorage, or how to stop your powder going solid\n\nMoisture is the enemy. Everything else is secondary.\n\nKeep the pack in a cool, dry cupboard. Not above the kettle, not next to the stove, not on a sunny windowsill. Seal the bag firmly after every single use, and press the air out if it has a zip closure. Use a dry scoop and dry hands, because one damp scoop is all it takes to start a clump that spreads.\n\nAvoid storing it beside anything strongly scented. Powder is good at picking up smells from spices, coffee and cleaning products. It will not harm anything, but it does nothing for the flavour.\n\nIf a bit of clumping does happen, it is usually cosmetic rather than a sign the powder has spoiled. Give the bag a squeeze and a shake. If anything smells off, looks discoloured, or the pack has been breached, do not use it.\n\nA few honest limitations\n\nThis is powder in a bag. It is not a meal, it is not a shortcut, and it is not a substitute for eating properly. Anyone selling it as more than that is overselling.\n\nWe also will not pretend to know things we do not. Brand, weight of the shipped parcel, pack dimensions and country of origin are not specified in our record for this item, and we would rather say so than make something up. Nutrition figures, certifications and test results are not listed here either, for the same reason. The pack label covers what it covers.\n\nIf you need a specific detail before ordering, ask us. A short message is quicker than a return.\n\nDelivery and returns in plain terms\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier, within Australia only. You will receive tracking once the parcel moves.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, on unopened and sealed packs only. That restriction is standard for food and it exists for hygiene reasons, not to be awkward. If an item arrives faulty or damaged, it is put right under the Australian Consumer Law. Photograph the bag and the outer box and send it through, and we will handle it.\n\nNo separate warranty is sold with this product.\n\nThe short version\n\nChocolate is the low-risk flavour choice, and a chocolate milkshake profile suits milk particularly well. Liquid goes into the shaker before the powder, and thirty seconds of proper shaking beats any amount of stirring. A 2 kg pack is good value if you genuinely drink shakes often or share the bag, and poor value if you do not. Store it sealed, cool and dry, and keep the scoop out of the washing-up.\n\nMost importantly, read the label on the pack. It carries the ingredients, allergen statement, directions and storage advice, and it is the final word. This is a sports food for adults, to be used with a balanced diet, and it is not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women.", "llm_summary": "Mass Protein Powder Chocolate Milkshake 2 kg is a chocolate flavoured sports food powder supplied in a 2 kg pack. The powder is designed to mix easily into water or milk for a shake. Flavour is listed as chocolate (chocolate milkshake). Brand, GTIN, MPN, weight of the shipped item, pack dimensions, country of origin and material are not specified by the maker, and nutrition figures, serve counts, certifications and test results are likewise not specified. No health, medical or performance claims are made. The printed label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens, directions and storage, and should be read before use. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/mass-protein-powder-chocolate-milkshake-2-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/mass-protein-powder-chocolate-milkshake-2-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/mass-protein-powder-chocolate-milkshake-2-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "micellar-casein-protein-chocolate-1-kg", "sku": "micellar-casein-protein-chocolate-1-kg", "title": "Micellar Casein Protein Chocolate 1 kg", "slug": "micellar-casein-protein-chocolate-1-kg", "price": 117.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "casein-and-mass-gainers", "category_label": "Casein And Mass Gainers", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/casein-and-mass-gainers/micellar-casein-protein-chocolate-1-kg/main-micellar-casein-protein-chocolate-1-kg.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/casein-and-mass-gainers/micellar-casein-protein-chocolate-1-kg/micellar-casein-protein-chocolate-1-kg-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/casein-and-mass-gainers/micellar-casein-protein-chocolate-1-kg/micellar-casein-protein-chocolate-1-kg-3.jpg" ], "description_short": "Micellar casein with natural and artificial flavouring, natural sweetener and lecithin, mixed at 30 g per serve with 300 to 400 ml of water.", "description": "The problem this solves\n\nMost people who buy a protein powder are solving a logistics problem, not a nutrition mystery. You have a routine, you have a shaker, and you want something that fits into the gaps in your day without much fuss. The trouble is that not every powder behaves the same way in the cup, and if you pick the wrong texture you end up with a tub you avoid.\n\nCasein is the thick one. Pour water on micellar casein and it does not stay a watery drink for long. It swells, it gets heavy, and within a minute or two you have something closer to a loose dessert than a beverage. For some people that is exactly the appeal. For others it comes as a shock, especially if their only reference point is a thin, fast-mixing powder.\n\nSo the real question with this 1 kg chocolate pack is not whether it is good or bad. It is whether thick suits you, and whether chocolate is a flavour you will still want in week six.\n\nWhat is actually in the pack\n\nThe maker lists four ingredients. Micellar casein, natural and artificial flavouring, natural sweetener, and lecithin at 0.02%. That is a short list by the standards of flavoured powders, and there is nothing exotic hiding in it.\n\nThe lecithin deserves a quick word because people often ask. It is an emulsifier, used in tiny amounts, and its job is to help the powder wet out rather than sit in dry clumps on the surface of the water. In this product it is soy derived, which is why soy appears in the allergen note.\n\nWe have not printed nutrition figures here, because none are listed in the maker's description and we are not going to guess at them. The nutrition information panel on the pack is the place to look, and it is worth a read before you open anything. The same goes for ingredients and allergens. The label on the pack you receive is the final word, always.\n\nAllergens and who should skip it\n\nThis matters more than the flavour, so it goes early rather than buried at the bottom.\n\nThe maker's allergen statement says the product contains milk and soy lecithin ingredients. It also says the product was produced in a facility that may also process ingredients containing milk, eggs, wheat, soy and nuts. If you have an allergy in that list, or you are shopping for someone who does, that statement is the one that counts.\n\nCasein is a milk protein by definition, so this is not a dairy-free option and it is not a vegan one. There is no way around that, and no amount of flavouring changes it.\n\nThere are two more groups who should not use a sports food like this. It is not suitable for children under 15, and it is not suitable for pregnant women. Those are plain cautions that apply across the sports food category. Products like this should be used alongside a balanced diet, not as a substitute for ordinary meals. If you are unsure whether any of this applies to you, ask a qualified health professional rather than a forum.\n\nHow the mixing actually works\n\nThe maker's directions are specific. Mix a 30 g scoop with 300 to 400 ml of water. Then comes the useful bit. Because micellar casein is very thick, you are told to add more or less water to reach your preferred consistency.\n\nThat single line is permission to experiment, and you should take it. A hundred millilitres is a big swing in a drink this size. At the 300 ml end you are heading toward something you want a spoon for. At 400 ml and beyond it loosens into something drinkable, though still noticeably heavier than a thin powder.\n\nA few bits of practical technique help:\n\nPut the water in first, then the powder. Doing it the other way round packs dry powder into the bottom of the shaker where it is hard to break up.\n\nShake immediately and hard. Casein does not wait around. If you let it sit for thirty seconds before you start, you are fighting a head start.\n\nIf you want a genuinely smooth result, use a blender or a stick blender. People hunting for the best casein powder for blending usually land on this conclusion anyway, because a blender handles the thickness far better than a wrist does.\n\nMix only what you plan to drink. If you do end up with leftovers, put them in the fridge rather than leaving them on the bench.\n\nThe missing scoop\n\nThis is listed clearly by the maker, and it is worth repeating because it surprises people. The item does not include a measuring scoop.\n\nHonestly, this is less of a problem than it sounds. Scoops are a rough tool. They vary between brands, they vary with how hard you pack them, and the number printed on the side is often optimistic. A set of digital kitchen scales costs very little and gives you an exact 30 g every single time.\n\nIf you would rather not weigh every serve, weigh once. Measure 30 g onto a tablespoon or into a small cup, note how full it sits, and use that as your reference. Write it on the lid with a marker so you are not re-deriving it in a half-awake state on a Tuesday morning.\n\nWho this suits, and who it does not\n\nThis is a good fit if you like a heavy, filling shake and you are not in a rush to drink it. It also suits people who treat protein powder as a base ingredient rather than a finished drink: blended with frozen banana, stirred into oats the night before, or thickened into something you eat with a spoon. Anyone looking for the best thick protein shake powder is in the right aisle.\n\nIt is less of a fit if you want something light and watery you can neck in fifteen seconds after training. It is also not the pick if you are avoiding dairy or soy, if you are shopping for someone under 15, or if you are pregnant.\n\nThe chocolate flavour is a factor too. A kilogram is a decent commitment, and flavour fatigue is real. If you already know you like chocolate powders, you are probably fine. If you tend to get bored of sweet flavours, think about how many serves you will realistically get through.\n\nStorage and keeping it in good shape\n\nPowders are simple to look after and easy to ruin. Moisture is the enemy.\n\nKeep the pack somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight, and away from the stove and kettle where steam drifts. Reseal it properly after every use rather than leaving it half open on the counter. Use a dry scoop or spoon, and never a wet one straight out of the sink. If powder clumps, that is usually a humidity story, and prevention is much easier than cure.\n\nOnce a shake is made up, treat it like any dairy drink. Drink it reasonably soon or refrigerate it.\n\nDelivery and returns\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is Australia only. You will receive tracking once the order is on its way.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. Food products cannot be taken back once opened, which is standard across the industry and comes down to hygiene. If something arrives faulty or damaged, that is a different situation and it is put right under the Australian Consumer Law. Send us photos of the pack and the outer carton and we will deal with it.\n\nNo warranty is sold with this product, and we do not publish reviews or ratings on this page.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 1 kg chocolate micellar casein powder with a short ingredient list: casein, flavouring, sweetener and a trace of lecithin. Mix 30 g with 300 to 400 ml of water, and expect it to be thick, because the maker says so outright and tells you to adjust the water to suit yourself.\n\nNo scoop is included, so use scales. It contains milk and soy lecithin ingredients, and it was made in a facility that handles several other allergens. It is not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it is meant to sit alongside a balanced diet rather than replace meals.\n\nAnd the one line that overrides everything on this page: read the label on the pack before you use it. That label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.", "llm_summary": "This product is a 1 kg pack of chocolate flavoured micellar casein protein powder, listed with Australia as the country of origin. The maker lists the ingredients as micellar casein, natural and artificial flavouring, natural sweetener and lecithin at 0.02%. Directions are to mix a 30 g scoop with 300 to 400 ml of water, adjusting the water because micellar casein is very thick. A measuring scoop is not included. Allergen information from the maker states the product contains milk and soy lecithin ingredients and was produced in a facility that may also process milk, eggs, wheat, soy and nuts. Brand, GTIN, MPN, pack weight and pack dimensions are not specified by the maker. The label on the pack is the final word.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/micellar-casein-protein-chocolate-1-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/micellar-casein-protein-chocolate-1-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/micellar-casein-protein-chocolate-1-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g", "sku": "collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g", "title": "Collagen Peptides Powder 2 x 284 g", "slug": "collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g", "price": 133.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "collagen", "category_label": "Collagen", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/collagen/collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g/main-collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/collagen/collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g/collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/collagen/collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g/collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g-3.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/collagen/collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g/collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g-4.jpg" ], "description_short": "Two 284 g packs of bovine collagen peptides powder offer a choice of preparation with water, milk, coffee or a smoothie.", "description": "Start with the label, not the promises\n\nChoosing a collagen powder can become confusing when listings focus on broad promises instead of the details you need. A useful starting point is simpler. What is in the pack, how do you prepare it, and does it fit your dietary requirements?\n\nThis product is unflavoured bovine collagen peptides powder in a 2 x 284 g twin pack. Its listed ingredient is Collagen Peptides (Bovine). The buying decision should rest on those facts, the preparation directions and the allergen information, rather than an expected health result.\n\nThis guide explains the pack details and the limits of the information available. The label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions. Read it before use, even if you have bought a similar powder before.\n\nUnderstand what the twin pack includes\n\nThe collagen powder pack size is two packs of 284 g each. That tells you the amount of powder offered, but it does not describe the size of the containers or the weight of the parcel.\n\nPackage dimensions and shipping weight are not specified by the maker. If you need the packs to fit a particular shelf or cupboard, do not estimate their size from the powder weight. Those are different measurements.\n\nThe product details also list 28 total servings per container. They do not explain a combined serving count for the twin pack. Check the packaging before using that figure to plan how long your order will last.\n\nA twin pack may suit someone who already knows they want this format. If you are choosing it for the first time, give the ingredient and allergen checks as much attention as the quantity.\n\nCheck the ingredient and animal source\n\nThe collagen peptides ingredients listing gives one named ingredient, Collagen Peptides (Bovine). Bovine means cattle-derived. That is an important distinction if you are comparing products from different animal sources or shopping for someone else.\n\nThis is not a vegetarian or vegan option. An unflavoured description does not change the animal origin of the ingredient, and powder form does not tell you whether a food meets a particular dietary requirement.\n\nAustralia is listed as the country of origin. The maker does not separately identify the country where the bovine ingredient was sourced. Avoid treating those two points as the same claim.\n\nNo certifications or testing claims are supplied here. If you require a particular dietary certification, confirm it on the pack rather than relying on an assumption about collagen powder Australia listings.\n\nKnow what unflavoured does and does not mean\n\nUnflavoured collagen powder offers an alternative to a product sold with a named flavour. That can be useful when you want to choose your own drink base rather than buy a flavoured powder.\n\nIt does not mean that every person will find the powder tasteless in every preparation. The maker's details does not describe its taste, texture or how noticeable it may be in plain water.\n\nThink about the drinks you actually prepare. Water, milk, coffee and smoothies are all listed options for this product. You do not need to choose a new recipe just because you are buying a powder.\n\nKeep expectations modest and practical. The confirmed point is that it is unflavoured, not that it will leave every drink completely unchanged.\n\nFollow the stated mixing directions\n\nThe supplied collagen powder mixing directions are to combine one scoop with approximately 200 mL of water and mix well. Start by reading those directions again on the pack before preparing your first serving.\n\nA scoop weight in grams is not specified by the maker. Do not divide the pack weight by the listed serving count to create your own scoop measurement. That would add a detail the supplied directions do not give.\n\nThe information also does not specify mixing time, water temperature or special equipment. There is no basis here for promising instant dissolving or a particular texture.\n\nUse the pack instructions as your reference if you have questions about the amount or preparation method. A short direction should not be expanded into an invented recipe.\n\nChoose a drink base that suits your routine\n\nIf you are considering collagen powder with water, the stated starting quantity is approximately 200 mL for one scoop. Water is the clearest preparation method in the supplied directions because it includes a liquid amount.\n\nMilk is another listed option. When choosing collagen powder with milk, remember to consider the milk's own ingredients and allergens as well as those on the powder pack.\n\nCoffee is also listed. However, the maker does not give a temperature range or a specific order for adding the ingredients. If you are buying collagen powder for coffee, check the label for any further instructions rather than assuming a method.\n\nAdding it to a smoothie is permitted by the supplied directions too. Keep the serving amount tied to the label, even when making a larger drink with several ingredients.\n\nTake care with recipe uses\n\nThe maker mentions baked goods as a possible use for the powder. It does not include a recipe, a baking temperature or an amount to add to a batch.\n\nThat makes baking a less fully described option than mixing it with water. Do not assume the powder can replace flour or another ingredient in equal amounts. No substitution guidance is provided.\n\nIf baking is your main reason for buying, read the packaging for more detail before opening it. The same caution applies when adapting a smoothie recipe. A bigger recipe does not itself tell you the right amount of powder to use.\n\nFor a first purchase, the written drink directions give you a clearer reference than an improvised recipe.\n\nRead the allergen warning closely\n\nThe collagen powder allergens listed here are fish, milk and tree nuts, all under a may-contain warning. That wording matters when deciding whether the product is suitable for you or another person.\n\nA short ingredient list does not cancel an allergen warning. Although the named ingredient is bovine collagen peptides, the maker's description still flags possible fish, milk and tree nut presence.\n\nDo not describe this powder as guaranteed dairy-free or free from those other allergens. If you have an allergy, check the complete pack label and seek appropriate professional advice before use.\n\nThis is also worth checking before gifting. Ask the recipient about dietary restrictions rather than expecting them to work around an unsuitable food gift.\n\nCheck suitability before buying\n\nSports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women. They should be used with a balanced diet. Read the warnings on the pack before deciding whether to use the product.\n\nDo not treat the powder as a replacement for ordinary meals. This page describes its form, ingredients and preparation, not a complete eating plan.\n\nNutrition figures are not available in the maker's description. That means there is no confirmed protein amount, energy value or other nutrition figure to compare here. Use the panel on the pack if those details are part of your buying decision.\n\nThe same applies to claims about what you might notice after using it. This guide does not promise health, appearance or performance results.\n\nPlan storage around the pack instructions\n\nSpecific collagen powder storage conditions are not given by the maker by the maker. Follow the instructions printed on the pack rather than a general rule borrowed from another product.\n\nCheck the seal before opening, and keep the packaging available so you can refer to the directions and allergen statement later. Read any date markings as part of that check.\n\nNo shelf life after opening is specified here. The twin-pack format does not establish how long either pack will remain suitable once opened.\n\nIf you are ordering ahead, check the packs when they arrive. That gives you a chance to read the storage requirements and decide whether the product meets your needs before breaking the seals.\n\nAllow time for dispatch and delivery\n\nDelivery is available within Australia only. We dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier.\n\nDispatch time and delivery time are separate parts of the order journey. If you need the powder for a particular date, allow for both rather than counting only the courier period.\n\nCheck your delivery details when ordering. For a gift, it is also sensible to confirm that the recipient wants a bovine collagen powder twin pack before arranging delivery.\n\nTracking is part of the stated courier service. The maker gives no narrower arrival window here, so avoid planning around a particular delivery day.\n\nKeep the return conditions in mind\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. Read the label and consider suitability before opening the product.\n\nThis matters particularly if an allergen warning or animal-derived ingredient makes the powder unsuitable. Keeping the seals intact preserves the stated condition for a change of mind return.\n\nFaulty or damaged items are put right under the Australian Consumer Law. Contact us if your order arrives with a problem. No warranty is sold with this product.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 2 x 284 g twin pack of unflavoured bovine collagen peptides powder. The supplied directions specify one scoop with approximately 200 mL of water, with milk, coffee or a smoothie offered as alternatives.\n\nCheck the possible fish, milk and tree nut allergens, read the pack warnings, and follow the label for final directions and storage. Choose it for its stated format and ingredients, with clear expectations about what is and is not specified.", "llm_summary": "This product is unflavoured bovine collagen peptides powder supplied as 2 x 284 g packs. The listed ingredient is Collagen Peptides (Bovine). The maker states 28 total servings per container and Australia as the country of origin. Directions specify one scoop mixed well with approximately 200 mL of water. Milk, coffee or a smoothie are other listed options. Allergen information says it may contain fish, milk and tree nuts. Scoop weight, package dimensions and shipping weight are not specified by the maker. Read the pack label before use for final ingredients, allergens and directions. Delivery is Australia only by tracked courier. Change of mind returns require unopened, sealed packs within 14 days of delivery.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/collagen-peptides-powder-2-x-284-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "marine-collagen-powder-221-g", "sku": "marine-collagen-powder-221-g", "title": "Marine Collagen Powder 221 g", "slug": "marine-collagen-powder-221-g", "price": 83.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "collagen", "category_label": "Collagen", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/collagen/marine-collagen-powder-221-g/main-marine-collagen-powder-221-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/collagen/marine-collagen-powder-221-g/marine-collagen-powder-221-g-2.jpg" ], "description_short": "This 221 g powder contains fish collagen peptides and can be mixed with water or other drinks according to the pack directions.", "description": "Start with the details that matter\n\nChoosing a collagen powder can become confusing when listings focus on promises rather than the contents of the pack. A more useful starting point is simple. Check what the product is, how much is supplied, what the directions say and whether the allergens fit your needs.\n\nThis Marine Collagen Powder 221 g is listed as an unflavoured powder made from fish collagen peptides. The stated pack size is 221 g, and the country of origin is USA. Those details give you a basis for comparison without relying on claims about what taking it might do.\n\nThis guide covers the maker's details, preparation options and buying checks. It does not promise a health or physical outcome. The label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions, and should be read before use.\n\nWhat marine collagen means in this listing\n\nThe word marine points to the fish source of the ingredient. The ingredient statement supplied for this product is collagen peptides (Fish). The maker's description also describes those peptides as hydrolysed.\n\nThat description does not identify the fish species, the part of the fish used or where the fish was caught. None of those details should be assumed from the word marine. If a particular source detail matters to your buying decision, it needs confirmation before you order.\n\nThe listed country of origin is USA. This is not the same as a statement about the waters where the fish came from. Keeping those two points separate helps you compare products without reading more into the maker's description than it says.\n\nUnderstanding the pack size and serving information\n\nThe stated pack size is 221 g. The supplied directions call for two scoops daily, and that serving is listed as providing 12 g of hydrolysed collagen peptides.\n\nThese figures describe different things. The 221 g figure is the pack size, while the 12 g figure refers to collagen peptides per serve. The maker does not give a verified total powder weight for each serving or a confirmed number of servings in the pack.\n\nFor that reason, do not calculate a promised pack duration by dividing 221 by 12. Check the label for any serving count and measurement details. The directions mention scoops, but the maker does not confirm whether a scoop is included or state its capacity.\n\nHow to prepare it\n\nThe listed method is to combine two scoops of powder with approximately 200 ml of water and mix well. Read the pack directions first, especially if they provide more detail than the online listing.\n\nWater is the clearest starting point because it is the liquid used in the supplied directions. Use the stated measure rather than guessing by eye or treating an ordinary kitchen spoon as an equivalent scoop.\n\nThe maker does not give a mixing time, a required tool or a promise about how completely the powder dissolves. It also does not specify a water temperature. Follow any preparation instructions printed on the pack rather than filling those gaps with assumptions.\n\nKeep the serving directions separate from the amount of drink you prefer. Changing the liquid does not provide a reason to increase the powder beyond the labelled amount.\n\nChoosing a drink to mix it with\n\nMilk, coffee and smoothies are also listed as preparation options. This gives you choices beyond water, but it does not mean every recipe or preparation method has been tested.\n\nIf you are considering collagen powder in coffee, check the pack for any temperature guidance. The maker gives no specific temperature limit in the maker's description. There is also no stated promise about flavour, texture or appearance once the powder is mixed into coffee.\n\nFor collagen powder in smoothies, keep the labelled serving measure in mind. A larger smoothie is not a reason to add extra scoops. The same care applies when preparing more than one drink at a time.\n\nYour choice of liquid has its own ingredients and allergens. Mixing with milk, for example, introduces milk regardless of the powder's own allergen statement. Consider the finished drink, not just the powder, when checking dietary requirements.\n\nWhat unflavoured does and does not tell you\n\nThe maker describes the flavour as Marine, Unflavoured. That is useful if you are comparing this product with powders sold in named flavours.\n\nStill, unflavoured is not a guarantee of no taste or smell. The maker does not include a taste assessment, and it does not promise that the powder will be unnoticed in every drink. Your chosen liquid may also affect how the finished mixture tastes.\n\nAn unflavoured collagen powder should be chosen on the basis of its listed ingredients and directions, not an assumed sensory result. If taste is your main concern, keep that uncertainty in mind before opening the pack. Opening it also affects eligibility for a change of mind return.\n\nRead the allergen information carefully\n\nThis product contains fish. It also carries a may contain warning for milk and tree nuts. Those statements are important buying information, not minor details.\n\nThe maker's product details separately list Dairy Free and Gluten Free. The dairy-free wording sits alongside a possible milk contact warning, so it should not be treated as an assurance that the product is appropriate for someone with a milk allergy.\n\nRead the physical label before use and check the full allergen statement. If avoiding an allergen is essential, resolve any uncertainty before consuming the product. Do not rely on the front title or a single dietary phrase.\n\nThe fish ingredient also means this is not a choice for someone following a diet that excludes fish. The word unflavoured does not change its ingredient source or its allergen warnings.\n\nCheck suitability before buying\n\nSports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women. They should be used with a balanced diet. These limits should guide the buying decision before flavour or mixing preferences come into it.\n\nIf breastfeeding, consult a healthcare professional before use. Read the complete warnings on the pack too, since a short product listing is not a substitute for those instructions.\n\nThis guide does not establish that the powder is suitable for every other adult. If you are unsure about an ingredient or a warning, ask a healthcare professional before using it. Avoid making that decision from broad category terms such as marine collagen or collagen peptides alone.\n\nFor a gift, the same checks apply. A recipient's willingness to use a powder does not tell you whether its fish ingredient and possible milk or tree nut contact fit their needs.\n\nCompare products without guessing\n\nWhen comparing fish collagen powder listings, start with confirmed facts. Pack size, ingredient source, flavour description and serving directions are useful points to read side by side.\n\nThen look at what is missing. The maker does not provide a full nutrition panel, verified serving count, fish species or certification details. Pack dimensions and shipping weight are also not specified.\n\nThose gaps do not justify substituting figures from a similar-looking product. Two powders in the same category can have different directions and pack information. Use the details for the actual product you are considering.\n\nPrice comparisons also need care. A cost-per-serving calculation is only meaningful when the serving count is confirmed. For this listing, the pack size is known, but a verified number of servings is not provided.\n\nStorage and label checks after delivery\n\nBefore preparing a serving, read the delivered pack. Check its ingredient list, allergen statement, directions and warnings against your requirements.\n\nFollow the printed storage instructions. The maker does not specify a storage temperature, refrigeration requirement or period for use after opening. It would be misleading to supply a fixed storage rule in place of that missing information.\n\nKeep the label available so you can refer back to the directions. If you find information that differs from this page, treat the pack label as the final word and clarify any concern before use.\n\nIf the pack arrives faulty or damaged, contact us so the issue can be put right under the Australian Consumer Law. Do not confuse a problem with the delivered item with a simple change of mind.\n\nDelivery and returns in Australia\n\nThis product is available for delivery within Australia only. We dispatch within two working days. Delivery then takes up to seven working days by tracked courier.\n\nThe dispatch period and delivery period are separate, so allow for both when planning an order. A price displayed in another currency does not mean that international delivery is available for this product.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. Check suitability before breaking the seal, particularly if you are still unsure about the ingredient source or allergen information.\n\nFaulty or damaged items are put right under the Australian Consumer Law. No separate warranty is sold, and that does not replace the stated process for faults or damage.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 221 g unflavoured marine collagen powder with collagen peptides from fish. The listed directions are two scoops daily in approximately 200 ml of water, mixed well. Milk, coffee and smoothies are other listed options.\n\nThe key checks are the fish ingredient, possible milk and tree nut contact, and the suitability warnings. Read the pack before use and follow its directions and storage instructions. Choose it on those confirmed details, rather than on an assumed result or an unverified serving count.", "llm_summary": "This unflavoured marine collagen powder has a stated pack size of 221 g. Its listed ingredient is collagen peptides (Fish), and its country of origin is USA. Directions specify two scoops daily in approximately 200 ml of water, mixed well, providing 12 g of hydrolysed collagen peptides per serve. Milk, coffee and smoothies are other listed mixing options. It contains fish and may contain milk and tree nuts. Although maker's details list dairy free and gluten free, the pack label is the final word on allergens and directions. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women. Breastfeeding users should consult a healthcare professional. Specific storage conditions, dimensions and shipping weight are not specified by the maker.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/marine-collagen-powder-221-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/marine-collagen-powder-221-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/marine-collagen-powder-221-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "creatine-monohydrate-powder-1-kg", "sku": "creatine-monohydrate-powder-1-kg", "title": "Creatine Monohydrate Powder 1 kg", "slug": "creatine-monohydrate-powder-1-kg", "price": 58.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "creatine", "category_label": "Creatine", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-1-kg/main-creatine-monohydrate-powder-1-kg.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-1-kg/creatine-monohydrate-powder-1-kg-2.jpg" ], "description_short": "One ingredient, a 5 g scoop, 200 servings per pouch and a zip-seal bag that keeps the powder dry between uses.", "description": "The problem with buying powder blind\n\nWalk into any supplement aisle and the creatine shelf is a wall of tubs that all look roughly the same. Different colours, different claims on the front, wildly different prices per serve. Most people end up picking by price or by whichever label shouts loudest, then get home and realise they did not actually check the two things that matter most: what is in the bag, and how many serves they are getting for the money.\n\nThis product strips that decision back. It is a 1 kg pouch of creatine monohydrate powder, unflavoured, with one listed ingredient. The maker lists 200 servings per container at a 5 g scoop. That is the whole proposition. There is nothing else to decode on the ingredient panel, which is a relief if you have ever squinted at a list of twelve things you cannot pronounce.\n\nThat simplicity is the point. A single ingredient powder is easy to check, easy to measure and easy to fit into whatever you already drink.\n\nWhat you are actually getting\n\nThe form is powder. The flavour is none. The serve is one 5 g scoop, and the scoop ships inside the bag. The directions from the maker are to mix that scoop with 250 ml of water or your preferred beverage, and to consume it once daily, either after exercise or at a consistent time each day.\n\nThe pouch zip-seals. That sounds like a small thing, and it is the sort of detail nobody thinks about until they buy a bag with a flimsy closure and find a brick of powder six weeks later. A proper zip-seal, closed properly every time, is most of what keeps a bulk creatine monohydrate pouch usable to the last scoop.\n\nBeyond that, the maker's description for this listing is deliberately thin. Brand, net pack weight as shipped, carton dimensions and country of origin are not specified by the maker. We do not fill those gaps with guesses. The label printed on the pack you receive is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions, and you should read it before you use the product.\n\nHow to use it day to day\n\nThe habit part is easy once you settle on a time. The directions suggest after exercise or at a consistent time each day, and the second option is usually the one that sticks. Tie it to something you already do without thinking, like making your morning coffee or filling your water bottle before work. People who pick \"whenever I remember\" tend to forget.\n\nMixing is simple enough. Add the scoop to 250 ml of water or whatever beverage you prefer, then shake or stir properly. A shaker bottle does a better job than a spoon in a glass, because it keeps the powder moving rather than letting it sink. Drink it reasonably soon after mixing. Any fine powder will settle if it sits on the bench for twenty minutes.\n\nBecause it is an unflavoured creatine powder 1 kg format, it slots into drinks you already like. Juice, a smoothie, a protein shake, iced tea, whatever you have going. If you drink it in plain water and find the texture odd at first, try a slightly larger volume of liquid or mix it into something with a bit of body.\n\nOne thing worth saying clearly: stick to the directions on the label. The listed direction is one scoop, once daily. More is not a strategy.\n\nWho this suits, and who it does not\n\nThis is a formulated supplementary sports food. The maker's own warning sets out who should not use it, and it is worth repeating in plain language.\n\nIt is not suitable for children under 15 years of age. It is not suitable for pregnant women. The maker also states it should only be used under medical or dietetic supervision, which means a conversation with your doctor or an accredited dietitian before you start, particularly if you take medication or manage an ongoing health condition.\n\nIt is also not a sole source of nutrition. The maker is specific that it should be consumed alongside a nutritious diet and an appropriate physical training or exercise program. A sports food is an addition to the way you already eat and train, not a shortcut around either.\n\nOn allergens, the maker notes the product is made in a facility that also processes milk, soy, egg, gluten, sesame, sulphites, peanuts and tree nuts. If you have a serious allergy, read the pack label carefully and talk to your doctor before use.\n\nChoosing between pack sizes\n\nThe main reason to pick a kilo pouch over a small tub is cost per serve. Buying in bulk almost always works out cheaper on a per scoop basis, and with 200 listed servings, a single bag covers a long stretch of daily use.\n\nThe counterargument is storage and commitment. A kilo of powder needs a dry cupboard and a closed bag for months. If you are not sure you will keep using it, or if you travel constantly and cannot keep the bag somewhere stable, a smaller pack might suit you better even at a worse price per serve.\n\nA few honest questions to ask before you buy the big bag:\n\n1. Will you actually take it daily, or is this an occasional thing?\n2. Do you have a cool, dry cupboard away from the kettle and the stovetop?\n3. Are you comfortable with an unflavoured powder, or do you need a flavour to stay consistent?\n4. Have you checked the allergen statement against your own needs?\n\nIf the answers point towards daily use and decent storage, the 1 kg pouch is the sensible buy. If not, start smaller.\n\nStorage, clumping and keeping the last scoop good\n\nCreatine powder has one real enemy, and it is moisture. Humid air, a wet scoop, a bag left open on the bench while you answer the door. Any of those will start the clumping process, and once it begins it tends to continue.\n\nThe maker's instruction is to store the pouch in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, and to make sure the pouch is fully zip-sealed after each use. Follow both and you will be fine. Practically, that means a pantry or cupboard rather than a windowsill, a benchtop beside the kettle, or the top of the fridge where heat rises.\n\nUse a dry scoop and dry hands. Keep the scoop inside the bag so you are not fishing around with a wet teaspoon from the dish rack. Close the seal before you walk away from the bench, not after you have made your drink and wandered off. If the powder does cake slightly, that is a storage issue rather than a quality one, and a firmer press on the zip-seal usually prevents a repeat.\n\nDelivery and returns in plain terms\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier, Australia only, and you will get tracking so you can watch it move.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. That restriction is standard for food products and it is there for safety reasons, not to be awkward. If an item arrives faulty or damaged, that is a different situation and it is put right under the Australian Consumer Law. Send us photos and your order number and we will deal with it.\n\nNo separate warranty is sold with this product, and we do not publish invented reviews or ratings on our pages.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 1 kg pouch of creatine monohydrate powder with one listed ingredient, no flavour and a 5 g scoop. The maker lists 200 servings per container and directs one scoop in 250 ml of water or your preferred beverage, once daily, after exercise or at a consistent time.\n\nStore it cool, dry and out of the sun, and close the zip-seal every single time. It is a formulated supplementary sports food, not food in itself, and the maker states it is not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women and should be used under medical or dietetic supervision alongside a nutritious diet and a suitable exercise program.\n\nEverything else, ingredients, allergens and directions, is printed on the pack. Read it before you use it. If the bag is still sealed and it turns out not to be what you wanted, send it back within 14 days and we will refund you.", "llm_summary": "Creatine Monohydrate Powder 1 kg is an unflavoured powder sold as a formulated supplementary sports food. The maker lists one ingredient, creatine monohydrate. The directions are to mix one 5 g scoop with 250 ml of water or another beverage and consume once daily, after exercise or at a consistent time. The 1 kg pouch is listed at 200 servings and zip-seals for storage in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. The maker states it is not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women, should be used under medical or dietetic supervision, and is not a sole source of nutrition. It is made in a facility that also processes milk, soy, egg, gluten, sesame, sulphites, peanuts and tree nuts. Brand, weight and country of origin are not specified by the maker.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/creatine-monohydrate-powder-1-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/creatine-monohydrate-powder-1-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/creatine-monohydrate-powder-1-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g", "sku": "creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g", "title": "Creatine Monohydrate Powder 225 g", "slug": "creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g", "price": 55.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "creatine", "category_label": "Creatine", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g/main-creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g-3.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g-4.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g-5.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g-6.jpg" ], "description_short": "Unflavoured, single-ingredient creatine monohydrate in a compact pack size that stirs into water, juice or your usual shake, with directions printed on the label.", "description": "The problem with buying powders online\n\nBuying a tub of powder on the internet is oddly frustrating. Half the listings shout at you, the ingredient list is buried four clicks deep, and the pack size is either enormous or not mentioned at all. You just want to know what is in the tub, how big it is, and what the label says.\n\nSo let us keep this page straightforward. This is a 225 g tub of creatine monohydrate powder. The ingredients listed by the maker are creatine monohydrate (100%). It is supplied as a plain unflavoured powder. The maker's directions are to follow the directions on the packaging, and the maker's warning is to see the label. Country of origin is listed as Australia.\n\nThat is the honest extent of what we have been given, and we are not going to pad it out with invented numbers. Everything else below is about how to think through the purchase.\n\nWhat \"one ingredient\" actually means on a label\n\nAn ingredient list of creatine monohydrate (100%) is as short as a food label gets. There is no flavouring listed, no sweetener listed, no colour listed. For some people that is the whole point of buying this type of tub, because it means the powder can go into any drink without clashing with it.\n\nIt also makes the label easy to check. When a product has a dozen ingredients, you have to read carefully and work out what each one is. When the list is a single line, there is not much to interpret.\n\nThat said, the label on your actual pack is the final word. Makers update packaging, print allergen statements, and include their own storage and serving advice. If you have an allergy, or you are checking the product against a dietary requirement, read the physical label before you open the tub. Our product record is a summary, not a substitute.\n\nPowder, capsules, and why form matters\n\nThis product is a powder. That is listed clearly in the item details. It is not a capsule, a tablet, a gummy or a ready-to-drink bottle.\n\nPowder has a few practical consequences worth thinking about before you buy.\n\nFirst, you have to measure it. Whether that is with an included scoop or a clean measuring spoon from the kitchen drawer, there is a small step involved every time. Some people do not mind this at all. Others would rather swallow something and get on with their morning.\n\nSecond, you have to mix it. An unflavoured creatine monohydrate powder goes into water, juice, a smoothie or a shake. Stirring well is the trick, and a shaker bottle makes it easier than a spoon in a glass. Some settling at the bottom is normal with this type of powder, so drinking it reasonably soon after mixing is the usual approach.\n\nThird, you have to keep it dry. Powder and moisture do not get along. A wet scoop put back into the tub is the most common cause of clumping, and so is storing the container somewhere steamy. We will come back to storage shortly.\n\nIf none of that bothers you, powder is a perfectly easy format. If the measuring and mixing sounds like one job too many, a different form may suit you better.\n\nWhy pack size is a real decision\n\nA 225 g tub is modest by the standards of this category. Walk through any supplement aisle and you will see containers several times that size.\n\nSmaller has genuine advantages. It fits on a normal kitchen shelf. It slides into a gym bag without being the heaviest thing in there. It does not sit half-finished at the back of a cupboard for a year. And if you are trying this kind of product for the first time, the best creatine powder for beginners is usually whichever one you can commit to without buying a month's groceries worth of it.\n\nBulk tubs have their own logic, of course. Cost per gram usually drops as pack size rises, and if you already have a routine that you know works, buying bigger means fewer reorders. The best single ingredient creatine purchase for a steady, long-term user often is a large container.\n\nThe sensible approach is to match the pack to your actual habits rather than your intentions. If a smaller tub gets used and a big one gets abandoned, the small tub was the better buy regardless of the per-gram maths.\n\nServe count is worth a mention here. We cannot tell you how many serves are in this tub, because the maker has not published a serving size in the details we hold. Once the pack arrives, the label will show you, and then the per-serve arithmetic is easy to do yourself.\n\nWho this product is not for\n\nThis part matters more than any sales pitch.\n\nSports foods of this kind are not suitable for children under 15 years of age, and they are not suitable for pregnant women. They should be used in conjunction with a balanced diet, not in place of eating properly.\n\nIf you take prescription medication, live with a health condition, or are simply unsure whether a sports food is appropriate for you, have a word with your doctor or pharmacist before buying. We are a retailer, not a health service, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. The maker's warning on this product is to see the label, and that is exactly what you should do.\n\nStoring it so it stays usable\n\nPowders are not fussy, but they are not indestructible either.\n\nKeep the lid firmly closed between uses. Store the tub in a cool, dry spot out of direct sunlight. Keep it away from the kettle, the stovetop, the sink and anywhere else that gets steamy, because humid air is the usual culprit behind clumping.\n\nUse a dry scoop or spoon every single time. One damp scoop is enough to introduce moisture that then spreads through the powder. If you wash your scoop, dry it properly before it goes back in the tub.\n\nThe best creatine powder storage habit is honestly the simplest one, which is closing the lid straight away rather than leaving it open while you finish making your drink. It takes a second and saves a lot of annoyance later.\n\nThe pack label will carry the maker's own storage instructions, including any use-by or best-before information. Follow those over anything general we say here.\n\nDelivery, returns, and what to expect from us\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days of your order. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is Australia only.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, on unopened and sealed packs only. That restriction is standard for food products and exists for safety reasons, so please be sure before you break the seal.\n\nIf an item arrives faulty or damaged, we put it right under the Australian Consumer Law. Send us your order number and a photo and we will handle it. No separate warranty is sold with this product.\n\nYou will not find reviews, star ratings or testimonials on this page. We do not write them, and we do not borrow them from elsewhere.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 225 g tub of unflavoured creatine monohydrate powder. The ingredients listed by the maker are creatine monohydrate (100%). It is a powder, so you measure it and stir it into a drink. The country of origin is listed as Australia.\n\nThe maker's directions are to follow the directions on the packaging. The maker's warning is to see the label. Read that label before use, because it is the final word on ingredients, allergens and how to use the product.\n\nSports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and they are meant to sit alongside a balanced diet. If you are unsure, ask a health professional first.\n\nIf the pack size suits your shelf and your habits, this is a plain, no-frills option. If you need the nutrition panel before deciding, that information lives on the pack and we have not guessed at it here.", "llm_summary": "Creatine Monohydrate Powder 225 g is a sports food sold as a plain, unflavoured powder in a 225 g tub. The ingredients listed by the maker are creatine monohydrate (100%). Directions listed by the maker are to follow the directions on the packaging, and the maker's warning is to see the label. Country of origin is listed as Australia. Item form is powder. Brand, GTIN, MPN, pack dimensions, shipping weight, colour and material are not specified by the maker, and nutrition panel figures, serve counts and certifications are not listed either. The printed label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/creatine-monohydrate-powder-225-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "creatine-monohydrate-powder-350-g", "sku": "creatine-monohydrate-powder-350-g", "title": "Creatine Monohydrate Powder 350 g", "slug": "creatine-monohydrate-powder-350-g", "price": 39.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "creatine", "category_label": "Creatine", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-350-g/main-creatine-monohydrate-powder-350-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-350-g/creatine-monohydrate-powder-350-g-2.jpg" ], "description_short": "Each 5 g serve provides creatine monohydrate 5 g (equivalent to creatine 4.4 g), in a plain powder form with no added flavour, so you can stir it into water, a shake or a pre-workout drink.", "description": "The problem with most supplement tubs\n\nWalk down the sports nutrition aisle and the labels are shouting. Bright colours, flavour names that sound like soft drinks, claims stacked on top of claims. Half the tub is marketing. If you have ever bought a flavoured powder, used it four times, and then left it at the back of a cupboard because you could not face the taste again, you know how that story ends.\n\nA plain, unflavoured powder is the opposite of that. It does one thing. It is a powder, you measure a serve, you stir it into a drink, and that is the end of the transaction. There is no flavour to get bored of, no sweetness to work around, nothing to clash with the coffee or the juice or the shake you already make.\n\nThis particular product is a 350 g tub of creatine monohydrate powder in an unflavoured form. Each 5 g serve provides creatine monohydrate 5 g, equivalent to creatine 4.4 g. Allergen information is listed by the maker as allergen-free. Those are the facts, and this guide sticks to them. Anything else you want to know about how a sports food fits into your own diet is a question for your doctor or pharmacist, not for a product page.\n\nWhat is actually in the tub\n\nThe listed content is creatine monohydrate, measured at 5 g per serve. The equivalence figure given by the maker is creatine 4.4 g per serve. That difference is normal with monohydrate powders, because the monohydrate molecule includes a water component, so the weight of the raw compound is slightly higher than the figure it is expressed as.\n\nThere is no flavouring listed. No sweetener listed. The item form is simply powder.\n\nPack size is 350 g. A brand name, a country of origin, a shipping weight and pack dimensions are not specified by the maker we have, and we will not invent them. The pack itself carries the maker's full details, and the label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions. Read it before you use the product. That advice is not a legal formality we are tacking on, it is genuinely the most reliable source of information about anything you put in your body.\n\nHow you use it\n\nThe directions as listed by the maker are for adults. Take 1 serve 4 times daily for 5 days, followed by a maintenance dose of 1 serve daily thereafter, or as directed by a healthcare professional. A serve is 5 g.\n\nThat two-stage pattern, a short period of more frequent serves followed by a single daily serve, is how the maker presents it. We are not adding commentary on top of that. If you want to vary from the printed directions, that is a conversation to have with a professional who knows your situation.\n\nThe maker warning on this product is to see the label. Again, read it.\n\nOne more point that matters and often gets glossed over. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15, and they are not suitable for pregnant women. They are also meant to be used with a balanced diet, not as a replacement for eating properly. A tub of powder does not do the job of meals.\n\nWhy unflavoured tends to win in practice\n\nThere is a practical argument for the plain version that has nothing to do with purity marketing. It is about whether the tub actually gets used.\n\nThink about how a daily routine really works. Most people have one or two drinks they make without thinking. A morning shake. A glass of water after the gym. A pre-workout mix. If your powder is unflavoured, it can go into any of those without a second thought. If it is tropical punch flavour, it goes into exactly one of them, and only on the days you feel like tropical punch.\n\nMixing is simple. Add the drink to your shaker or glass first, then the powder, then shake or stir properly. Creatine monohydrate does not always vanish instantly into cold water, and a bit of settling at the bottom of the glass is common. Give it another swirl and finish the drink rather than leaving the last mouthful.\n\nIf you prefer, people also stir plain powder through things like porridge or yoghurt. That is your call. The listed directions describe a serve, and how you get that serve down is a matter of preference.\n\nWho a plain 350 g tub suits\n\nIt suits someone who already knows they want creatine monohydrate and does not need to be sold on a format. If you have used it before and you just want to restock without paying for flavouring, this is the straightforward option.\n\nIt suits someone who mixes their own drinks. If you build a shake from several components anyway, an unflavoured powder is one more scoop in a process you already have.\n\nIt suits a first-time buyer who wants a modest pack rather than a large one. At 350 g, this is not a bulk tub you are committing months to.\n\nIt does not suit anyone under 15, and it does not suit pregnant women. It also does not suit someone looking for a ready-to-drink flavoured product, because that is not what this is.\n\nReading a label properly\n\nThree habits are worth building when you buy any sports food.\n\nFirst, read the ingredient list end to end before you open the pack, not after. If something on there does not agree with you, an unopened pack can go back. An opened one cannot.\n\nSecond, check the date printed on the tub when it arrives. Powders keep well, but there is still a date and it still matters.\n\nThird, look at the directions and the warning section on the pack, even if you have read a description like this one. Makers update labels. The pack in your hands is more current than any listing.\n\nIf you have an allergy or you are managing a dietary requirement, add a fourth habit. Ask a pharmacist. The allergen information listed here is allergen-free, but your pharmacist can read the actual pack with you and give you an answer that applies to you specifically.\n\nStoring it so it stays usable\n\nCreatine monohydrate powder is not fragile, but it does hate moisture. Clumping is almost always a storage problem, not a product fault.\n\nKeep the tub somewhere cool and dry. A cupboard is fine. The shelf above the kettle is not, because steam gets everywhere. Neither is a sunny windowsill.\n\nUse a dry scoop and dry hands. If you have just come out of the shower or you are dripping after a session, dry off before you open the lid. Close the lid firmly straight after you scoop, rather than leaving the tub open while you fill the shaker.\n\nDo that and the powder stays loose and easy to measure for the life of the tub.\n\nDelivery, and what happens if it is wrong\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is Australia only. You will have tracking once the parcel moves.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, on unopened, sealed packs only. Food products that have been opened cannot be returned, which is standard for hygiene reasons. If an item turns up damaged, or there is a genuine fault with it, that is put right under the Australian Consumer Law. Send us photos of the tub and the outer packaging and we will handle it. There is no separate warranty sold with this product, because none is needed on top of your consumer law rights.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 350 g tub of unflavoured creatine monohydrate powder. Each 5 g serve provides creatine monohydrate 5 g, equivalent to creatine 4.4 g. Allergen information is listed as allergen-free.\n\nDirections as listed by the maker are for adults, 1 serve four times daily for 5 days, then 1 serve daily after that, or as directed by a healthcare professional. The maker warning is to see the label.\n\nIt is not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and like any sports food it belongs alongside a balanced diet rather than instead of one. Store it cool and dry, keep the lid on, and read the pack label before you use it. That label, not this page, is the final word.", "llm_summary": "Creatine Monohydrate Powder 350 g is an unflavoured, loose powder sports food sold in a single 350 g pack. Each 5 g serve provides creatine monohydrate 5 g, equivalent to creatine 4.4 g. Because it carries no added flavour, it can be mixed with water, shakes or a pre-workout drink. Allergen information is listed by the maker as allergen-free. Directions listed by the maker are for adults to take 1 serve four times daily for 5 days, then 1 serve daily thereafter, or as directed by a healthcare professional. The maker warning is to see the label. Brand, GTIN, weight, dimensions and country of origin are not specified by the maker. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/creatine-monohydrate-powder-350-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/creatine-monohydrate-powder-350-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/creatine-monohydrate-powder-350-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g", "sku": "creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g", "title": "Creatine Monohydrate Powder 402 g", "slug": "creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g", "price": 69.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "creatine", "category_label": "Creatine", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g/main-creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g/creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g/creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g-3.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/creatine/creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g/creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g-4.jpg" ], "description_short": "Unflavoured powder form, made in the USA, packed in a 402 g tub, and designed to stir straight into water, juice or your usual shake without fuss.", "description": "The problem with buying powder online\n\nBuying a tub of powder on the internet sounds easy until you start comparing listings. One shows a giant tub, another shows a pouch, a third shows a scoop on a wooden board. The prices look wildly different and half the pages never tell you the actual gram weight. You end up guessing whether you are buying a month of product or a fortnight.\n\nThis page tries to be boring about it on purpose. This is a 402 g tub of creatine monohydrate powder. The item form is powder. The country of origin is listed as USA. That is what the maker says, and we are not going to pad it out with figures nobody can verify.\n\nEverything else worth knowing, how a powder like this fits into a routine, how to store it so it does not turn into a brick, what to check on the label before you open it, is below.\n\nWhat creatine monohydrate powder actually is\n\nCreatine monohydrate is a compound sold as a sports food. It comes as a fine white powder that is measured out by scoop or by scale, then stirred into a liquid. It is not a drink mix with flavours and colours built in, and it is not a capsule. It is the raw powder.\n\nBecause it is sold as a sports food rather than a medicine, the rules around how it can be described are tight, and rightly so. We are not going to tell you what it does in your body, because that is not our place and the regulations say so. What we can tell you is the physical reality of the product: what it is, how much of it there is, what form it takes, and how it is meant to be prepared.\n\nIf you want to understand the effects of the ingredient itself, talk to a qualified health professional or read material from a body qualified to write it. If you want to know how much powder is in the tub and how it mixes, keep reading.\n\nHow a plain powder fits into a routine\n\nThe practical appeal of an unflavoured powder is that it slots into something you already do. You are not adding a new drink to your day. You are adding a scoop to a drink you were going to have anyway.\n\nThe product is described as mixing instantly with your usual supplements or beverages. In practice that means water, juice, or a shake. People tend to settle into one of a few habits:\n\nSome add it to a bottle of water first thing and sip through the morning. Some put it straight into a protein shake because the shaker is already out. Some mix it with juice because they find it easier to get down in one go. None of these is more correct than the others. The pack directions tell you the serving size, and the rest is down to what you will actually remember to do.\n\nA quick note on mixing. Creatine monohydrate disperses in liquid rather than dissolving away to nothing like sugar does. If you leave a glass sitting on the bench for twenty minutes, you may see a little settle at the bottom. That is normal for this kind of powder. A short shake or stir before drinking takes care of it.\n\nWhy 402 g is a sensible size\n\nPack size is one of the few genuinely useful things to compare between listings, and it is the thing most listings bury.\n\nSmall pouches are good for trying something once. They are poor value per gram and you are reordering before you have settled into a habit. Very large tubs look like a bargain on the shelf, but a food product sitting open in a cupboard for a long stretch is more exposed to moisture, and a big tub is awkward to store.\n\nA 402 g tub sits between those. It fits on a normal kitchen shelf. It will go in the side pocket of most gym bags if you want it there. The sealed lid keeps the contents dry between uses, which matters more with powders than people expect. For anyone looking at the best creatine powder 400 g range of pack sizes, this is the middle of that bracket.\n\nHow long a tub lasts depends entirely on the serving size printed on the pack, which is not specified by the maker. Do not take a guess from another brand's numbers. Read the label when it arrives and work it out from there.\n\nWho this is and is not for\n\nSome clear ground rules, taken straight from the maker warning.\n\nSports foods are not suitable for children under 15 years of age. They are also not suitable for pregnant women. Those two statements are not hedged and we are not going to soften them. If either applies, this product is not for you.\n\nSports foods are intended to be used in conjunction with a balanced and varied diet. They are not a substitute for meals and should not be treated as one.\n\nIf you have an existing health condition, take prescribed medication, or have any doubt at all about whether a sports food is appropriate for you, speak with a qualified health professional before you buy. That is a sensible step for any food supplement, not just this one.\n\nReading the label before you open the tub\n\nThis is the part people skip and should not.\n\nThe label printed on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens, serving directions, storage and warnings. It overrides any summary on a web page, including this one. Websites get updated at a different pace to packaging, and the pack in your hands is the current truth.\n\nBefore first use, read:\n\nThe ingredient list, so you know exactly what is in the tub. The allergen statement, which matters enormously if anyone in the household has an allergy. The serving directions, which tell you how much to use and how. The storage directions, which tell you where to keep it. And the warning panel, which repeats the suitability information.\n\nAllergen and ingredient details are not specified by the maker, which is exactly why the label matters. We will not invent them to fill a gap on a page.\n\nStoring it so it stays usable\n\nPowders fail for one reason, and that reason is moisture.\n\nKeep the tub sealed when you are not using it. Store it somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight. The worst place in most kitchens is the shelf directly above the kettle or the stove, because steam rises straight into the cupboard every time something boils. The second worst place is next to the sink.\n\nUse a dry scoop every single time. Dipping a scoop that has been in a wet shaker is the fastest way to end up with a solid lump in the middle of the tub. If that happens, the powder has not gone off in any dramatic sense, it has just compacted, but it becomes a pain to measure.\n\nKeep the tub out of reach of young children, which is good practice for anything in the house that is not intended for them.\n\nDelivery and returns in plain terms\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days. After that, delivery takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. This item ships within Australia only.\n\nYou will get tracking once the parcel moves, so you can see where it is rather than waiting at the window.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, on unopened and sealed packs only. That restriction is standard for food products and it is not negotiable. Once a seal is broken, the pack cannot go back into stock.\n\nFaulty or damaged items are a separate matter and are put right under the Australian Consumer Law. If the tub arrives split, crushed or compromised, take a photo of the pack and the outer carton, get in touch, and we will sort it. No warranty is sold with this product, and nothing here reduces your rights under consumer law.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 402 g tub of creatine monohydrate powder, in powder form, with country of origin listed as USA. It is designed to mix straight into water, juice or a shake without special preparation.\n\nBrand, weight of the packed item, dimensions and ingredient details are not specified by the maker, and we have left those fields blank rather than fill them with guesses.\n\nSports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and they are meant to be used alongside a balanced diet. Read the pack label before you use the product. It is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.\n\nDispatch is within 2 working days, delivery up to 7 working days by tracked courier, Australia only. Sealed packs can come back within 14 days for change of mind. Anything faulty is handled under the Australian Consumer Law.", "llm_summary": "Creatine Monohydrate Powder 402 g is a sports food sold in loose powder form in a 402 g tub. The item form is listed as powder and the country of origin is listed as USA. It is described as able to be mixed instantly with other supplements or beverages, including water, juice or a shake. Brand, GTIN, MPN, packed weight, dimensions, colour and material are not specified by the maker, and no nutrition figures, serving counts or certifications are given here. The label printed on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions and should be read before use. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/creatine-monohydrate-powder-402-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "electrolyte-powder-blue-raspberry-300-g", "sku": "electrolyte-powder-blue-raspberry-300-g", "title": "Electrolyte Powder Blue Raspberry 300 g", "slug": "electrolyte-powder-blue-raspberry-300-g", "price": 35.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "electrolytes", "category_label": "Electrolytes", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/electrolytes/electrolyte-powder-blue-raspberry-300-g/main-electrolyte-powder-blue-raspberry-300-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/electrolytes/electrolyte-powder-blue-raspberry-300-g/electrolyte-powder-blue-raspberry-300-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/electrolytes/electrolyte-powder-blue-raspberry-300-g/electrolyte-powder-blue-raspberry-300-g-3.jpg" ], "description_short": "300 g of flavoured powder with calcium citrate, magnesium citrate, potassium citrate, L-glutamine, beetroot juice powder and salt, mixed fresh in your own bottle whenever you want it.", "description": "The problem with plain water\n\nPlenty of people know they should drink more water and simply do not. The reason is usually boring and honest: water tastes like nothing. After an hour on the bike, or a long shift on your feet, or a hot afternoon in the garden, a bottle of flat room temperature water feels like a chore rather than a reward.\n\nThat is the gap a flavoured drink powder fills. It does not change what water is. It just makes the bottle easier to finish. A blue raspberry electrolyte drink gives you something sharp and cold to look forward to, and most people drink more of it, more often, than they would drink plain water in the same circumstances.\n\nThis guide covers what this 300 g pack actually is, how to mix it, who should and should not use it, and how to store it so it stays loose and usable. We are describing a food here, nothing more. We are not telling you what it will do for your body, because that is not our place and the ingredient list speaks for itself.\n\nWhat is in the pack\n\nThe maker lists the ingredients as sweetener (erythritol), acidity regulators (citric acid, potassium citrate, malic acid), minerals (calcium citrate, magnesium citrate), L-glutamine, beetroot juice powder, salt, flavours and sweetener (sucralose).\n\nThat list tells you a fair bit about how the drink behaves. Citric acid and malic acid are the sour notes. They are what give a blue raspberry drink that tart edge instead of tasting like syrup. Erythritol and sucralose handle the sweetness. Beetroot juice powder is a common source of colour in drink mixes. Salt and the citrate minerals are the mineral side of the formula.\n\nTwo practical notes. First, the pack label is the final word. Ingredient statements and allergen declarations are printed on the pack for a reason, and formulations can be updated. Read it before you use the product. Second, serve size and nutrition figures are not listed by the maker, so take those from the label rather than from any guesswork.\n\nHow to mix it\n\nPowder into cold water, then stir or shake. That is the short version.\n\nThe longer version is that a shaker bottle or any bottle with a sealed lid will give you a smoother drink than a glass and a teaspoon. Powders like this disperse better with movement. Add the powder first, then the water, then shake for a few seconds. If you pour water in first and dump powder on top, you are more likely to get a clump sitting at the bottom.\n\nWater temperature matters for taste more than for mixing. Cold water makes the blue raspberry flavour pop. Lukewarm water flattens it. Many people make the bottle, then add ice after mixing, which keeps the dissolving easy and the drink cold.\n\nStrength is personal. Start with the maker's serve size on the pack and judge it from there. If it tastes too sharp, add more water next time. If you are using a large 750 ml bottle and finding it watery, cut the water back. There is no single correct ratio for a sports hydration powder, only the one that makes you actually drink it.\n\nWho it suits, and who it does not\n\nThis is a sports food, and the maker's warning on that is clear. It is not suitable for children under 15. It is not suitable for pregnant women. It should be used with a balanced diet rather than in place of food. If either of those warnings applies to you or someone in your house, this is not the right product and we would rather say so up front than bury it.\n\nBeyond that, it suits people who already carry a bottle and want it to taste like something. Cyclists, runners, gym goers, tradespeople working outdoors, anyone who spends a long day somewhere hot. If you have a shaker bottle sitting in the dish rack right now, this slots straight into the routine you already have.\n\nIt is less suited to people who dislike sweet drinks. Blue raspberry is a strong, unmistakable flavour. If you prefer subtle or unflavoured drinks, a bold flavoured electrolyte powder will probably not be your thing, and that is fine.\n\nChoosing a pack size and flavour\n\nPack size is a trade off between cupboard space and how long it lasts. A 300 g tub sits comfortably in a kitchen cupboard, a gym bag side pocket or a car console. It is big enough to last through regular use without taking over a shelf, and small enough that you are not stuck with months of a flavour you have gone off.\n\nFlavour is the part people underestimate. You can buy the best electrolyte powder on paper and never finish the pack because you got tired of the taste after a fortnight. Blue raspberry is a well known flavour with a wide appeal, which is why it turns up so often in drink mixes. If you are buying for someone else as a gift, pick a flavour you know they already enjoy in other drinks rather than guessing.\n\nOne more thing worth thinking about: how you drink it. If you sip slowly over a few hours, a milder mix in a bigger bottle usually works better. If you want one quick drink after a session, a stronger mix in a 500 ml bottle is more satisfying.\n\nStorage and care\n\nPowders have one real enemy, and that is moisture. Steam from a kettle, a damp spoon, a bathroom shelf, a bag left in the rain. Any of those can turn free flowing powder into a solid block.\n\nKeep the pack sealed when you are not using it. Store it somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight, and away from the stovetop or kettle. Use a clean, dry scoop or spoon every single time. If you have been scooping with the same spoon you just stirred your drink with, that is usually how clumping starts.\n\nIf the powder does clump, it is generally still usable. Break it up with a dry utensil and carry on. But prevention is much easier than fixing it.\n\nOnce mixed, treat the drink like any other prepared beverage. Drink it the same day. Refrigerate it if you are not finishing it straight away, and do not leave a full bottle sitting in a hot car.\n\nDelivery and returns\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier, Australia only. You will get tracking so you can see where the parcel is rather than guessing.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. That restriction is normal for food products and it exists for hygiene reasons. If something arrives faulty or damaged, we put it right under the Australian Consumer Law. There is no separate warranty sold with this product, because a food does not need one.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 300 g pack of blue raspberry flavoured electrolyte drink powder, listed as made in Australia. You mix it into cold water in your own bottle. The maker lists erythritol and sucralose as the sweeteners, citric acid, potassium citrate and malic acid as acidity regulators, calcium citrate and magnesium citrate as the minerals, plus L-glutamine, beetroot juice powder, salt and flavours.\n\nMix it cold, shake it rather than stir it, and adjust the water volume until it tastes right to you. Keep the pack sealed and dry, and use a dry scoop. It is a sports food, so it is not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it belongs alongside a balanced diet rather than in place of one.\n\nRead the label on the pack before you use it. That label, not this page, is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.", "llm_summary": "Electrolyte Powder Blue Raspberry 300 g is a blue raspberry flavoured electrolyte drink powder in a 300 g pack, with Australia listed as the country of origin. The maker lists the ingredients as sweetener (erythritol), acidity regulators (citric acid, potassium citrate, malic acid), minerals (calcium citrate, magnesium citrate), L-glutamine, beetroot juice powder, salt, flavours and sweetener (sucralose). It is supplied as a powder to be mixed into water. Brand, GTIN, MPN, pack weight, dimensions and serve count are not specified by the maker, and no nutrition figures, certifications or test results are given. As a sports food it is not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet. The pack label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/electrolyte-powder-blue-raspberry-300-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/electrolyte-powder-blue-raspberry-300-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/electrolyte-powder-blue-raspberry-300-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "electrolyte-powder-watermelon-300-g", "sku": "electrolyte-powder-watermelon-300-g", "title": "Electrolyte Powder Watermelon 300 g", "slug": "electrolyte-powder-watermelon-300-g", "price": 49.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "electrolytes", "category_label": "Electrolytes", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/electrolytes/electrolyte-powder-watermelon-300-g/main-electrolyte-powder-watermelon-300-g.jpg" ], "description_short": "A watermelon-flavoured powder format lets you prepare a drink using the directions on the pack.", "description": "Choosing a drink powder without guessing\n\nBuying a drink powder online can be tricky when the maker gives only a few details. A flavour name and pack size help you narrow the choice, but they do not tell you the full ingredient list or how much powder goes into a serving.\n\nThis product is a watermelon electrolyte powder in a 300 g pack. It comes in powder form rather than as a ready-made drink. Those are the key facts to start with when comparing it with other options.\n\nThe next step is to separate what is known from what still needs checking. This guide explains the listed details, the limits of the available information and the practical points to consider before opening the pack. The label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions, and should be read before use.\n\nWhat the 300 g pack tells you\n\nThe pack size gives you a clear quantity to compare. If you are looking at another powder with a different pack size, check the stated amount rather than judging by the size of its picture. Product images and container shapes are not a reliable way to compare quantities.\n\nA 300 g electrolyte powder pack does not, on its own, tell you how many drinks you can prepare. That depends on the labelled serving size, which is not given by the maker by the maker. There is also no confirmed scoop size or scoop inclusion.\n\nFor the same reason, you cannot work out a sound cost per serving from pack size alone. Wait until you have both the serving directions and the relevant price. Avoid borrowing a serving size from a similar-looking product, even if its flavour and packaging seem close.\n\nChoosing watermelon flavour\n\nFlavour is one of the few product details you can confirm here. This is a watermelon-flavoured drink mix, so it is an option to consider if watermelon is the flavour you are seeking.\n\nThe name does not describe how sweet it tastes. It also does not tell you whether the flavour comes from a particular ingredient or whether sugar or sweeteners are present. None of those details are supplied in the maker's description.\n\nWhen comparing watermelon drink powder options, keep flavour preference separate from ingredient needs. You may like the sound of a flavour but still need to check the full label before deciding. If you are buying for someone else, ask about their preference instead of assuming they will enjoy it.\n\nUnderstanding the powder format\n\nThis product is supplied as powder for preparing a drink according to its label. The maker does not include a mixing method, liquid quantity or serving amount. Those instructions need to come from the pack, not from a general guide.\n\nBefore preparing a serving, read the directions in full. Check what measuring method they call for and whether there are any limits or warnings. Do not assume that a spoon used for another product will measure the right amount here.\n\nThere is also no information about how quickly the powder mixes or what texture the prepared drink has. Claims about instant mixing, a clear finish or a particular mouthfeel would go beyond the supplied facts. If those details matter to you, seek confirmation before purchasing.\n\nRead the ingredient information carefully\n\nThe supplied ingredient information lists electrolytes. It does not name individual electrolytes or give their amounts, and it is not a complete ingredient breakdown.\n\nThat distinction matters when you compare electrolyte powder ingredients. A broad description does not answer questions about sugar, sweeteners, colours or other ingredients. It also does not establish a dietary claim.\n\nIf you need to avoid an ingredient, do not treat missing information as proof that it is absent. Read the full ingredient list and any other relevant statements on the pack. If you need those details before ordering, ask for them first.\n\nThe same approach applies to nutrition figures. None are supplied here, so there is no basis for comparing this powder by calories, sugar content or individual nutrient amounts.\n\nCheck allergens and dietary requirements\n\nElectrolyte powder allergens are not specified by the maker. That means this page cannot confirm that the product is free from a particular allergen or suitable for a particular dietary requirement.\n\nRead both the ingredient list and any precautionary allergen statements on the pack. They serve different purposes, so checking one is not a substitute for checking the other.\n\nThere is also no confirmed vegan or gluten-free statement here. Do not infer either from the word “electrolytes” or from the watermelon flavour. If your purchase depends on one of these points, get the information before opening the product.\n\nThis is especially important when buying a gift. The recipient's ingredient needs may be different from yours, and a flavour preference alone is not enough to decide suitability.\n\nWho should consider the warnings?\n\nSports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women. They should be used with a balanced diet. Read the warnings on the pack before using this product.\n\nDo not treat a flavoured drink powder as suitable for everyone simply because its description is short. The absence of detailed warnings from a brief product record is not a reason to skip the label.\n\nThis guide makes no health or performance promises. It describes the pack size, flavour and form, along with the information that still needs checking. Your buying decision should rest on the actual label details rather than benefits suggested by a product category.\n\nComparing this powder with another option\n\nStart with the facts you can compare fairly. Look at flavour, powder form and stated pack size. Then check whether each product provides a complete ingredient list, serving directions and allergen information.\n\nTry not to let a larger pack settle the decision on its own. Without serving sizes, two pack weights do not tell you which one makes more drinks. A lower pack price also does not automatically mean a lower cost per serving.\n\nKeep a short note of any unanswered questions. For this product, those include the serving amount, mixing quantity and complete ingredient list. The maker's description also leaves country of origin and pack dimensions unspecified.\n\nA careful comparison may take a little longer, but it keeps assumptions out of the purchase. That is more useful than choosing on the strength of a flavour name alone.\n\nHandling and storing the pack\n\nFollow the electrolyte powder storage instructions printed on the pack. The maker does not provide a storage temperature, shelf life or a set period for use after opening.\n\nAs general handling practice, use clean, dry utensils and close the pack after taking out the required amount. Keep the label available so you can refer back to the directions and date marking.\n\nDo not assume that storage advice for dry powder also applies to a prepared drink. Instructions for keeping a mixed drink are not given by the maker by the maker. Check the label for any relevant guidance before preparing it in advance.\n\nIf the pack arrives damaged, contact us about the issue. Faulty or damaged items are put right under the Australian Consumer Law.\n\nPlan for dispatch and delivery\n\nDelivery is available within Australia only. We dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier.\n\nAllow for both stages when planning your order. The dispatch window is separate from the courier delivery time, so it should not be read as a promise that the parcel will arrive within 2 working days.\n\nIf you are buying for a particular occasion, consider that timing before placing the order. Tracked delivery lets you follow the parcel's progress, but this page does not promise a specific arrival date.\n\nAlthough prices may be displayed in different currencies, the delivery coverage stated for this product remains Australia only.\n\nKeep the seal intact while deciding\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. If you are unsure whether to keep the product, leave the seal intact while you review the information available on the packaging.\n\nCheck the label promptly after delivery rather than leaving the decision until later. If a detail you need is unclear, contact us before opening the pack.\n\nFaulty or damaged items are handled under the Australian Consumer Law. That is separate from the conditions for a change of mind return. No warranty is sold with this product.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a watermelon-flavoured electrolyte powder in a 300 g pack. It offers a clearly stated flavour, form and pack size, but the maker does not include full ingredients, allergens, nutrition figures or serving quantities.\n\nRead the label before use and follow its directions. Check the sports food warnings, allow for dispatch and delivery within Australia, and keep the pack unopened and sealed if you are still deciding whether it is right for you.", "llm_summary": "This product is a watermelon-flavoured electrolyte powder in a 300 g pack. The supplied ingredient information lists electrolytes, but a complete ingredient list, allergen statement, nutrition figures, serving size and serving count are not specified by the maker. The label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions and should be read before use. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet. Dispatch is within 2 working days, followed by up to 7 working days for tracked courier delivery within Australia only. Change of mind returns require unopened, sealed packs within 14 days of delivery. No warranty is sold.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/electrolyte-powder-watermelon-300-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/electrolyte-powder-watermelon-300-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/electrolyte-powder-watermelon-300-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "hydration-salts-unflavoured-30-serves", "sku": "hydration-salts-unflavoured-30-serves", "title": "Hydration Salts Unflavoured 30 Serves", "slug": "hydration-salts-unflavoured-30-serves", "price": 104.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "electrolytes", "category_label": "Electrolytes", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/electrolytes/hydration-salts-unflavoured-30-serves/main-hydration-salts-unflavoured-30-serves.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/electrolytes/hydration-salts-unflavoured-30-serves/hydration-salts-unflavoured-30-serves-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/electrolytes/hydration-salts-unflavoured-30-serves/hydration-salts-unflavoured-30-serves-3.jpg" ], "description_short": "A 30 serve pack of hydration salts made from sodium chloride, magnesium gluconate, potassium chloride and silica, with no flavouring, no colour and no sweetener.", "description": "The problem with most drink mixes\n\nWalk down the hydration aisle and nearly everything is flavoured. Berry, citrus, tropical, sometimes a blue one. That is fine for the first week. By week three, a lot of people quietly go off it. A flavour you chose on a Tuesday morning is a flavour you are stuck with for the next twenty nine serves.\n\nThere is a second issue. When something is flavoured, it usually needs a sweetener to carry that flavour, plus a colour so it looks like what it says on the tub. None of that is sinister, but it does lengthen the ingredient list, and plenty of people would rather it stayed short.\n\nThat is where an unflavoured electrolyte powder comes in. You stir the salts into water, and the water still mostly tastes like water. Nothing is pretending to be mango.\n\nWhat this product actually is\n\nHydration Salts Unflavoured 30 Serves is a powder, sold in a pack of thirty serves. The ingredients listed by the maker are sodium chloride (organic lake salt, Lake Deborah, Western Australia), magnesium gluconate, potassium chloride and silica.\n\nThree of those four are the sodium potassium magnesium salts the name points to. The fourth, silica, is a very common anti-caking agent. Its job is dull and useful. It keeps the powder loose so it pours and scoops cleanly instead of setting into a brick at the bottom of the pack.\n\nWhat you will not find in that list is flavouring, colour or sweetener. That is the defining feature of the product and the main reason to choose it over a flavoured alternative.\n\nWe should be straight about something here. We are not going to tell you what this product does for your body, your training, your sleep or anything else. It is a food, and we describe foods by what is in them, what size the pack is, and how the maker says to prepare them. The pack label carries the formal ingredient list, the allergen statement and the directions, and that label is the final word. Read it before you use the product.\n\nHow you make a serve\n\nThe maker's direction is simple. Mix a serve with 400 to 600 mls of water.\n\nThat is a wide enough range to be useful. 400 mls fits most glasses. 600 mls is closer to a standard drink bottle. The amount of water changes how noticeable the salt note is, so if you find a serve in 400 mls a bit sharp, go to 500 or 600 and it softens.\n\nA bottle with a screw lid is the easiest tool for the job. Pour the water, add the serve, put the lid on, shake it for a few seconds. Stirring in a glass works too, it just takes a little more patience. Room temperature water disperses powder faster than ice cold water, so if you are using fridge water, give it an extra shake.\n\nMake it fresh each time rather than mixing a jug in the morning and working through it over the day. That is general good practice with any made up drink, not something specific to this product.\n\nWho tends to go for an unflavoured mix\n\nIn our experience, the people who look for the best unflavoured electrolyte powder fall into a few groups.\n\nThere are the label readers. They want to know every ingredient and they want that list to be short. Four ingredients suits them.\n\nThere are people who already drink something with flavour all day, coffee, tea, a soft drink here and there, and do not want yet another flavoured liquid. Their water is the one plain thing they have, and they would like to keep it that way.\n\nThen there are the practical ones. A thirty serve pack is tidier than a box of individual sachets, and it works out to about a month at one serve a day. It sits on the bench, it goes in a bag, it does not generate thirty bits of foil.\n\nAnd there are people who simply dislike sweeteners. Not for any dramatic reason. They just do not like the taste.\n\nWho should not use it\n\nThis is a sports food, and the maker's warning is clear. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15, and they are not suitable for pregnant women. They should be used alongside a balanced diet rather than in place of proper food.\n\nIf you have a health condition, take medication, or are on a diet that limits sodium or potassium, talk to a qualified health professional before adding anything like this. We cannot give that advice and we are not going to pretend otherwise.\n\nHow to choose between packs like this\n\nA few questions sort most of it out.\n\nFirst, flavoured or not. This is the big one and it is purely preference. If you know you will get bored of a flavour, unflavoured is the safer buy. If you need the drink to taste like something to get through it, buy a flavoured one instead.\n\nSecond, how long you want a pack to last. Thirty serves at one a day is about a month. If two people in the house will use it, halve that. If you only reach for it occasionally, a thirty serve pack might sit around for a while, so storage matters more.\n\nThird, the ingredient list. Read it against anything else you are considering. Short lists are easier to assess. This one has four items, all named above.\n\nFourth, the directions. 400 to 600 mls per serve tells you something practical, that this is designed for a decent sized drink rather than a small shot. If you usually sip from a 750 ml bottle, that is useful to know when you plan your day.\n\nLooking after the pack\n\nHydration salts are hygroscopic, which is a long word for they like moisture. Give them any and they clump.\n\nSo, four habits worth building. Keep the pack sealed when you are not using it. Store it somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sun, not next to the kettle. Use a dry scoop or spoon every single time, because a damp one is the usual culprit behind a solid lump halfway down the pack. And do not leave the scoop sitting inside an open pack in a humid kitchen.\n\nIf you do get small clumps, you can usually break them up and carry on. If the powder looks, smells or behaves oddly, do not use it. Get in touch with us instead.\n\nDelivery and returns in plain terms\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is Australia only.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, on unopened and sealed packs only. That is standard for food products, since we cannot resell an opened pack. If your order arrives faulty or damaged, that is put right under the Australian Consumer Law, so send us your order number and a photo and we will handle it.\n\nNo warranty is sold with this product. Your consumer law rights are unaffected by that.\n\nThe short version\n\nHydration Salts Unflavoured 30 Serves is a plain, powdered electrolyte mix in a thirty serve pack. Four listed ingredients, sodium chloride from Lake Deborah in Western Australia, magnesium gluconate, potassium chloride and silica. No flavour, no colour, no sweetener.\n\nMix a serve with 400 to 600 mls of water, shake, drink. Keep the pack sealed and dry, use a dry scoop, and buy it because you want your water left alone rather than disguised.\n\nIt is a sports food, so it is not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it belongs alongside a balanced diet. Read the pack label before you use it, every time, because the label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.", "llm_summary": "Hydration Salts Unflavoured 30 Serves is a powdered, unflavoured electrolyte product supplied in a pack of thirty serves. The ingredients listed by the maker are sodium chloride (organic lake salt, Lake Deborah, Western Australia), magnesium gluconate, potassium chloride and silica. There is no added flavouring, colour or sweetener. The maker's directions are to mix a serve with 400 to 600 mls of water. Brand, GTIN, MPN, pack weight, dimensions and country of origin are not specified by the maker, and no nutrition figures, certifications or test results are listed. It is a sports food, which the maker notes is not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet. The pack label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/hydration-salts-unflavoured-30-serves/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/hydration-salts-unflavoured-30-serves/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/hydration-salts-unflavoured-30-serves.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g", "sku": "greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g", "title": "Greens Powder Mixed Berry 180 g", "slug": "greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g", "price": 55.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "greens-and-fibre", "category_label": "Greens And Fibre", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/greens-and-fibre/greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g/main-greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/greens-and-fibre/greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g/greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/greens-and-fibre/greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g/greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g-3.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/greens-and-fibre/greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g/greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g-4.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/greens-and-fibre/greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g/greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g-5.jpg" ], "description_short": "A mixed berry powder with greens, vegetable, fibre and fruit ingredients, supplied as 30 serves per container.", "description": "Start with the facts, not the front of the tub\n\nChoosing a greens powder can be confusing when a short product name tells you little about what is inside. Flavour, pack size and the ingredient list are more useful starting points than broad claims. They help you compare products without expecting a food powder to do something its label has not established.\n\nThis mixed berry greens powder comes in a 180 g tub with 30 serves listed per container. Its country of origin is Australia. The formula lists greens, vegetables, fibre ingredients and fruit powders, along with flavour, sweeteners and other ingredients.\n\nThose are the details to work from. Before buying, decide whether the flavour appeals to you, whether the ingredients fit your dietary needs, and whether the pack directions suit how you plan to use it. The actual label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.\n\nWhat the powder format means\n\nThis product is supplied as a powder rather than as whole vegetables, a ready-made drink or tablets. To prepare it, follow the directions printed on the packaging. The maker does not give a mixing liquid, a liquid volume or a recommended temperature.\n\nThat matters because powders do not all have the same serving method. Do not borrow instructions from another greens powder, even if the tubs look similar. Nor should you assume that a scoop is included. Use the measuring method stated on the pack.\n\nThe listed 30 serves help you compare container quantities. They do not establish a daily schedule. A tub with 30 serves is not automatically a one-month supply unless the pack directions and your use match that pattern.\n\nRead the greens and vegetable ingredients\n\nThe greens and vegetable blend accounts for 38% of the listed formula. It contains wheat grass, chlorella, barley grass, broccoli, spinach, kelp, spirulina, beetroot and carrot powders.\n\nFor someone comparing greens and vegetable powder options, these names are more useful than the word “greens” alone. They show what is listed in this particular blend. They do not tell you the separate quantity of every ingredient.\n\nThe blend percentage also should not be read as a nutrition figure. It does not establish the amount of any vitamin, mineral or other nutrient in a prepared serve. Those details would need to come from the pack's nutrition panel.\n\nIf there is an ingredient you need to avoid, read the full label rather than checking only the most familiar names. A long blend can contain something relevant to your needs even when it appears well down the list.\n\nUnderstand the fibre blend without making assumptions\n\nThe listed fibre and digestive blend makes up 34% of the formula. Its ingredients include acacia gum, inulin, brown rice flour and sweet potato powder. It also lists an enzyme complex and Bacillus coagulans.\n\nThe enzyme names are alpha amylase, acid protease, cellulase, lactase and lipase. These are ingredient details, not a promise about what you will experience after using the powder.\n\nLikewise, the percentage of this blend is not the same as the product's fibre percentage. The maker does not provide a fibre amount per serve. If you are comparing greens and fibre powder products by nutrition figures, use their current nutrition panels.\n\nThe Bacillus coagulans ingredient is described at 15 billion per gram. That is not a stated count per finished serve. Without the required quantities, it would be misleading to turn it into one.\n\nConsider the mixed berry flavour\n\nMixed Berry is the stated flavour. The fruit blend makes up 9% of the formula and lists blueberry, acai, pineapple, acerola cherry and blackberry powders.\n\nThe formula also lists flavour, citric acid and the sweeteners stevia and monk fruit. Spirulina blue extract appears as a colour ingredient. These details give you a clearer picture of the ingredient list, but they cannot tell you exactly how the prepared powder will taste to you.\n\nA berry flavoured greens powder may appeal if you already prefer berry flavours. Still, taste is personal. The maker does not establish a particular level of sweetness, tartness or fruit intensity.\n\nIf you are looking for greens powder with stevia or greens powder with monk fruit, both are listed here. Their inclusion does not establish a total sugar figure. Check the nutrition panel if that number is part of your buying decision.\n\nPut allergens ahead of flavour preferences\n\nThe supplied allergen information lists milk and soy. Treat that as a key purchase detail, not a footnote.\n\nA product can have many plant ingredients without that alone establishing suitability for a vegan diet. In the same way, ingredient names or broad dietary wording should not replace a current allergen statement. This page does not establish vegan or gluten-free suitability.\n\nIf you have an allergy or another strict dietary requirement, check the actual pack before use. Ask for clarification where needed rather than guessing from the product name or category.\n\nThis is especially important when buying for someone else. You may know that they like mixed berry flavour but not know every ingredient they avoid. Confirm their requirements before choosing a food gift, and leave the pack sealed until they have checked it.\n\nWork out whether it suits your intended use\n\nThis product is an option to consider if you want a mixed berry powder and its listed ingredients fit your needs. It is not described here as a meal replacement or a substitute for vegetables.\n\nNo health, medical or performance outcome is established by this listing. Choose it for its stated food format and ingredients, not because the blend names suggest a particular result.\n\nIndividual suitability may also depend on circumstances that a product page cannot assess. If you take medicines or have a medical condition, ask a qualified health professional to review the actual label.\n\nSuitability for children or pregnancy is not established in the maker's description. Read all pack warnings. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet. Do not assume that this product is appropriate for those groups without checking its label.\n\nCompare pack size and serving information fairly\n\nWhen comparing greens powder 180 g options, keep pack size separate from delivery weight. The 180 g figure describes this product's contents. A shipping weight and physical tub dimensions are not provided.\n\nThe 30 listed serves are another useful comparison point. However, different products may use different serving quantities, so a serve count alone is not enough to compare formulas.\n\nLook at the pack size, serving directions, ingredients and price together. A larger tub does not necessarily contain the same blend in a greater quantity, and a matching flavour name does not mean two powders are alike.\n\nFor Australian greens powder comparisons, note that Australia is the stated country of origin here. That does not establish where each individual ingredient was grown or produced. Separate ingredient origins are not specified.\n\nCheck the label before the first serve\n\nWhen your tub arrives, read the label before opening it. Check the ingredients, allergen information, preparation directions, date marking and any warnings.\n\nThe maker does not provide a shelf life or a date for the pack you will receive. Use the date printed on your tub rather than assuming how long it will keep.\n\nFollow the printed storage instructions too. Keep the pack closed between uses and use clean, dry utensils so you do not introduce moisture. Specific storage temperatures are not given by the maker.\n\nAvoid experimenting with serving quantities based on another product's directions. If the instructions on your pack are unclear, seek clarification before preparing it. A simple check is better than guessing at a measurement.\n\nPlan delivery and keep return options clear\n\nGreens powder delivery is available within Australia only. We dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Allow for both stages when deciding when to order.\n\nIf you are ordering as a gift, leave enough time for the recipient to review the label. Delivery timing does not change the need to check dietary suitability.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. Keep the seal intact while deciding whether the product is right for you.\n\nFaulty or damaged items are put right under the Australian Consumer Law. No separate warranty is sold. If an order arrives with a problem, contact us so it can be addressed.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 180 g mixed berry powder with 30 listed serves and Australia as its stated country of origin. Its ingredient list includes greens, vegetables, fibre ingredients, fruit powders, stevia and monk fruit.\n\nThe most important checks are straightforward. Review the milk and soy allergen information, read the full label, and follow the pack directions. Choose it only if those details fit your needs, and keep it sealed until you have made that decision.", "llm_summary": "Mixed Berry Greens Powder is a 180 g food powder with 30 serves listed per container and Australia listed as its country of origin. Its ingredients include a 38% greens and vegetable blend, a 34% fibre and digestive blend, and a 9% fruit blend. Stevia and monk fruit are listed sweeteners. Allergen information lists milk and soy. Preparation quantities and storage conditions are not specified by the maker, so follow the pack label. The label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions. Delivery is Australia only, with dispatch within 2 working days followed by up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Change of mind returns require unopened, sealed packs within 14 days of delivery.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/greens-powder-mixed-berry-180-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "organic-psyllium-husks-400-g", "sku": "organic-psyllium-husks-400-g", "title": "Organic Psyllium Husks 400 g", "slug": "organic-psyllium-husks-400-g", "price": 36.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "greens-and-fibre", "category_label": "Greens And Fibre", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/greens-and-fibre/organic-psyllium-husks-400-g/main-organic-psyllium-husks-400-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/greens-and-fibre/organic-psyllium-husks-400-g/organic-psyllium-husks-400-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/greens-and-fibre/organic-psyllium-husks-400-g/organic-psyllium-husks-400-g-3.jpg" ], "description_short": "A 400 g pack of husk flakes for adding to breakfast bowls, drinks, soups and sauces.", "description": "Choosing a pantry ingredient can be harder than it looks. Similar names may describe different forms, and a recipe that calls for powder may not mean whole husk flakes. Before buying, it helps to know exactly what is listed and how you plan to use it.\n\nOrganic Psyllium Husks 400 g is supplied in flake form. Its suggested uses range from sprinkling over breakfast foods to thickening soups and sauces. This guide explains those uses, the details worth checking and the information that still needs to come from the pack label.\n\nStart with the ingredient and its form\n\nPsyllium husks come from the outer coating of the psyllium seed. The ingredient listed for this pack is organic psyllium husks, and the item form is flake. India is the stated country of origin.\n\nThose are useful starting points when comparing products. This is husks, not a product described as psyllium powder. If you have a recipe open beside you, check the wording before placing an order.\n\nThe word organic appears in the product name and ingredient listing. The maker gives no certification details in the maker's description. If a particular certification matters to your purchase, confirm it from the pack information rather than reading more into the name.\n\nWhat the husks do in food\n\nThe supplied uses include thickening soups, sauces, curries and smoothies. That makes texture the main cooking detail to consider. Think about the dish you want to make and whether its recipe calls for psyllium husks.\n\nNo thickening ratios are provided here. There is also no stated conversion from flour, starch or another thickener. It would be easy to guess a spoon-for-spoon swap, but that guess would not come from the supplied directions.\n\nA recipe written for whole psyllium husks is a clearer starting point than one written for a different ingredient. Read it alongside the pack label. If the directions do not match, resolve that difference before preparing the food.\n\nUsing psyllium with breakfast foods\n\nMuesli, porridge and yoghurt are all named as foods to sprinkle the husks over. These are straightforward uses to consider if you already keep those foods in your kitchen.\n\nWhen choosing psyllium for porridge, the form still matters. Check whether your recipe means flakes or powder, and use the pack directions for preparation and quantity. This page does not provide a breakfast serving amount.\n\nThe same care applies to psyllium for yoghurt or muesli. A suggested food pairing tells you where the ingredient may be used, but it is not a full recipe. It does not establish a portion size or a daily routine.\n\nIf you are buying for someone else in the household, make sure they can read the pack information too. Ingredients, allergens and preparation directions should be checked by the person who will use it.\n\nChoosing it for soups, sauces and curries\n\nA thickening ingredient should match the recipe, not just the name of the finished dish. Soup can mean many different textures, and the maker's details does not say how much husk to use for any one of them.\n\nPsyllium for soups is a listed option, as is psyllium for sauces and curries. What is missing is a method with measured amounts, mixing steps and timings. Those details need to come from the label and an appropriate recipe.\n\nIf your main reason for buying is a specific sauce, check that recipe first. Look for the exact ingredient form and quantity it requests. This small step can help you avoid ordering a flake product when the recipe was written around powder.\n\nDo not treat the list of suggested uses as a promise about every recipe. It describes possible cooking uses, not a tested result for a dish you have not yet chosen.\n\nSmoothies and the supplied drink suggestion\n\nSmoothies appear in the supplied list of thickening uses. If you are comparing psyllium for smoothies, consider whether you have directions that name husk flakes and provide a measured amount.\n\nThe separate drink suggestion is a teaspoon added to cooled herbal tea or a glass of water. Cooled matters here. The maker's details does not give a method for adding the husks to hot tea.\n\nThat teaspoon suggestion is not a stated daily serving schedule. It should not be turned into one, and it does not establish how many servings the pack contains.\n\nRead the final directions on the label before preparing psyllium in water or cooled herbal tea. If the label differs from a short online description, the pack label is the final word.\n\nIs the 400 g pack the right choice?\n\nThe listed pack size is 400 g. That gives you a clear quantity to compare with other packs, but it does not tell you how long this one will last.\n\nTo judge whether the size suits your kitchen, start with your intended recipe. Check its measured amount and how often you expect to make it. Avoid working from a serving count that has not been supplied.\n\nThere is also a difference between the food quantity and the shipping weight. The maker does not specify a packed shipping weight or package dimensions. Do not use the 400 g figure to infer either of those details.\n\nFor pantry planning, the practical question is simple. Do you already have a use for husk flakes, or are you still looking for the right recipe? Answering that first is more useful than choosing by pack size alone.\n\nRead the label for the missing details\n\nThe online record does not include a flavour description, allergen statement or specific storage conditions. It also does not provide nutrition figures, a serving count or detailed suitability information.\n\nA short ingredient listing does not answer every dietary question. If you need to avoid an allergen, read the full pack label before use. Do not assume that an ingredient name confirms the absence of cross-contact warnings.\n\nLikewise, this page does not confirm suitability for children, pregnancy or a particular dietary requirement. Check all pack warnings. If you still cannot tell whether the product is appropriate, seek qualified advice before using it.\n\nThe label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions. Read it before opening and using the contents, rather than relying only on the product title.\n\nStorage and everyday handling\n\nSpecific storage instructions are not given by the maker by the maker, so there is no basis for giving a shelf-life promise or a set storage temperature here. Follow the conditions printed on the pack.\n\nUse clean utensils when handling the contents. Keep the label available so you can refer back to the directions and any storage guidance after the first use.\n\nBefore transferring any food into another container, consider how you will keep its original information with it. A plain jar does not carry the ingredient, warning or preparation details printed on the packaging.\n\nIf you share a pantry, make sure other people know where those directions are kept. This is especially useful when an ingredient can be mistaken for another product with a similar name.\n\nDelivery, returns and buying for someone else\n\nDelivery for this product is Australia only. Orders are dispatched within 2 working days. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier, so allow for both stages when planning an order.\n\nIf you need the ingredient for a particular meal or occasion, take that timing into account. The dispatch period and delivery period are separate parts of the order journey.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. If you are unsure about the ingredient form or the label information, check before opening the pack.\n\nFaulty or damaged items are put right under the Australian Consumer Law. Contact us with your order details if there is a problem.\n\nFor gifting, this is most easily chosen for someone who already uses psyllium husk flakes. Confirm their preferences first. An unfamiliar food ingredient is not a reason to guess about another person's dietary needs.\n\nThe short version\n\nChoose this product when you want a 400 g pack of organic psyllium husks in flake form. The listed uses include breakfast bowls, thickening soups and sauces, smoothies, water and cooled herbal tea.\n\nCheck that your recipe calls for the same form. Do not assume a powder conversion, serving count or dietary suitability that has not been provided.\n\nMost importantly, read the pack label before use. It supplies the final ingredients, allergens and directions, along with the storage guidance needed for your pantry.", "llm_summary": "Organic Psyllium Husks 400 g is a food ingredient supplied in flake form. The listed ingredient is organic psyllium husks, and the country of origin is India. Psyllium husks come from the outer coating of the psyllium seed. Suggested uses include sprinkling over muesli, porridge or yoghurt and thickening soups, sauces, curries and smoothies. The supplied drink suggestion is a teaspoon added to cooled herbal tea or a glass of water. Flavour, allergen details, specific storage conditions and serving count are not specified by the maker. Read the pack label before use. Delivery is Australia only. Change of mind returns require unopened, sealed packs within 14 days of delivery.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/organic-psyllium-husks-400-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/organic-psyllium-husks-400-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/organic-psyllium-husks-400-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "psyllium-husk-powder-500-g", "sku": "psyllium-husk-powder-500-g", "title": "Psyllium Husk Powder 500 g", "slug": "psyllium-husk-powder-500-g", "price": 37.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "greens-and-fibre", "category_label": "Greens And Fibre", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/greens-and-fibre/psyllium-husk-powder-500-g/main-psyllium-husk-powder-500-g.jpg" ], "description_short": "An Australian-origin powder with psyllium husks listed as the ingredient, suitable for low carb diets.", "description": "Start with the form your recipe or directions need\n\nBuying a pantry ingredient can become confusing when similar names appear on different packs. Psyllium husks, psyllium powder and psyllium fibre powder may appear in searches together. Before choosing, make sure the form on the maker's description matches the form you need.\n\nThis product is Psyllium Husk Powder 500 g. The maker's details list its form as powder, its ingredient as psyllium husks and its country of origin as Australia. Those are useful starting points when comparing it with another pack.\n\nThe next step is to look at how you plan to use it. You might be following the maker's mixing directions, or looking for psyllium husk for baking. Either way, the current pack label matters more than a search result or a general recipe note. Read it before use, including the ingredients, allergens, warnings and directions.\n\nWhat the maker's description tells you, and what it does not\n\nThe product comes in a stated 500 g pack. That is the product quantity, not a stated shipping weight. The maker does not provide the parcel weight or package dimensions, so there is no basis for promising that it will fit a particular shelf or container.\n\nThe ingredient information supplied is simple. Psyllium husks are listed as the ingredient. However, that does not replace an allergen statement. If you need to avoid a particular allergen, read the delivered label and resolve any uncertainty before opening or using the product.\n\nFlavour is not specified. Neither are nutrition figures, certifications or a detailed storage temperature. These gaps are worth noticing rather than filling with assumptions. A short ingredient listing does not, by itself, establish that a food is certified organic, gluten-free or suitable for every dietary need.\n\nHow the powder behaves when mixed\n\nThe maker's directions describe mixing the powder with cool water or fruit juice. They also explain that the mixture forms a gel if it is not swallowed immediately. This is an important practical detail because the texture changes while the mixture stands.\n\nFor the drink preparation, have your measured liquid and powder ready before mixing. The directions say to stir briskly and drink immediately. It makes sense to read the full label first rather than starting to prepare it while still checking the amount.\n\nThe maker also describes another option if a gel has formed. It can be eaten or mixed with yoghurt, fruits or breakfast food. That is the extent of the supplied guidance. It is not a reason to invent new quantities or assume that any food preparation method is covered.\n\nRead the adult directions carefully\n\nThe supplied adult directions state 5 g, approximately two 5 mL metric spoonfuls, once or twice a day. This is mixed with a full glass containing 250 mL of cool water or fruit juice. The instructions then say to stir briskly and drink immediately.\n\nAn additional glass of water is described as helpful. Keep that instruction with the rest of the preparation details rather than treating the powder amount as the only part that matters.\n\nBe careful with spoon sizes. A metric measure is more specific than a spoon from a cutlery drawer. The maker's description calls the spoon amount approximate, so retain both the gram amount and the metric measure when reading the directions.\n\nThese are the supplied maker directions, not a personalised recommendation. Check the current pack before use. If the label differs from this page, follow the label and seek qualified advice if you are unsure.\n\nCheck suitability before opening\n\nThe maker describes this powder as suitable for low carb diets. That may help you decide whether to look more closely at it as a low carb pantry ingredient. It does not provide nutrition figures or confirm that it fits every eating plan.\n\nIf you track specific nutrient amounts, inspect the pack information rather than estimating from the product name. Likewise, do not infer a certification from its powder form, ingredient name or Australian origin. Each of those details answers a different question.\n\nThe supplied directions also include warnings. They say not to use the product when abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting is present, and to seek medical advice if symptoms persist. Read those warnings before preparing a serving. This guide makes no claim that the product treats or improves any condition.\n\nChoosing psyllium powder for a recipe\n\nIf you are shopping for psyllium husk for baking, begin with the recipe's wording. Does it ask for powder, or does it ask for whole husks? This is powder. Do not assume that two different forms can be swapped in equal amounts.\n\nNext, check whether the recipe gives a weight or only a spoon measure. Use the recipe's own instructions rather than borrowing the maker's drink preparation amount. A quantity intended for mixing with water is not a supplied baking formula.\n\nNo tested recipes, oven settings or baking substitution ratios are included in the maker's description. That means this page cannot promise a particular loaf texture or finished result. Choose a recipe that clearly names the form you are buying, then follow its preparation steps.\n\nThink about the 500 g pack size\n\nPack size is one of the easiest details to compare, but it should be considered alongside your intended use. This listing states 500 g. It does not state a serving count, shelf life or how quickly an opened pack should be used.\n\nBefore ordering, think about whether you already have a recipe or label-directed use in mind. Buying a larger quantity than you need is not helpful if the pack will sit unopened while you search for a use.\n\nDo not assume a particular container style, resealable closure or included scoop. None is specified here. Once the product arrives, inspect the packaging and read its storage advice before deciding whether it needs a different place in your pantry.\n\nChildren and other suitability questions\n\nThe supplied maker directions include an amount for children aged 8 to 12. They list 2.5 g, described as one 5 mL metric teaspoonful, daily, mixed as directed. This is not a general statement that the product suits children of every age.\n\nRead the current label and speak with a qualified health professional before giving it to a child. The maker does not supply directions for every age group, and missing instructions should not be filled in by scaling an adult amount.\n\nPregnancy suitability is not specified either. If you have questions about whether to use the product, ask a qualified professional rather than treating a pantry listing as individual advice. The same care applies when buying for someone else.\n\nStorage and everyday handling\n\nSpecific storage conditions are not included by the maker. The pack label is therefore your first reference for where and how to keep it. Check any date marking at the same time, rather than assuming a shelf life from the product type.\n\nAs a general handling step, use clean, dry utensils and avoid introducing moisture into the pack. Close it between uses. Keep preparation separate from storage so a wet spoon used for mixing does not go back into the powder.\n\nThere is no need to transfer it to another container before reading the label. Keeping the original packaging also keeps the ingredients and directions available for later reference. If you do transfer it, retain that information.\n\nDelivery, gifting and returns\n\nDelivery for this product is Australia only. We dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Allow for both stages when planning an order rather than counting only the courier time.\n\nIf you are buying it as a gift, it is sensible to choose it for someone who has specifically asked for this kind of ingredient. Dietary needs can be personal, and the missing allergen details make surprise purchases less straightforward.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. Check that you have ordered the intended form and size before breaking the seal. Faulty or damaged items are put right under the Australian Consumer Law.\n\nThe short version\n\nChoose this product if you are looking for a 500 g pack of powdered psyllium husk with Australia listed as its country of origin. Psyllium husks are the listed ingredient, and the maker states that it is suitable for low carb diets.\n\nMatch the powder form to your intended recipe or use, check the label, and follow the current preparation directions. Do not guess about allergens, nutrition or suitability where information is missing. A few careful checks before opening the pack are more useful than promises the maker's description cannot support.", "llm_summary": "Psyllium Husk Powder 500 g is a powder with psyllium husks listed as the ingredient. Its country of origin is Australia, and the maker states it is suitable for low carb diets. Maker directions for adults specify 5 g in 250 mL of cool water or fruit juice, once or twice daily, stirred briskly and consumed immediately. The mixture forms a gel if left. The pack label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions and must be read before use. Flavour, allergen details, nutrition figures, storage conditions and package dimensions are not specified by the maker. Delivery is Australia only, by tracked courier. Change of mind returns require unopened, sealed packs within 14 days of delivery.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/psyllium-husk-powder-500-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/psyllium-husk-powder-500-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/psyllium-husk-powder-500-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "organic-hemp-protein-powder-1-5-kg", "sku": "organic-hemp-protein-powder-1-5-kg", "title": "Organic Hemp Protein Powder 1.5 kg", "slug": "organic-hemp-protein-powder-1-5-kg", "price": 155.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "plant-protein", "category_label": "Plant Protein", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/plant-protein/organic-hemp-protein-powder-1-5-kg/main-organic-hemp-protein-powder-1-5-kg.jpg" ], "description_short": "Milled from 100% organic hemp seed with a natural, creamy flavour, this plant protein stirs into shakes, smoothies, porridge and baking without any added sweeteners or flavourings.", "description": "The problem with most protein tubs\n\nOpen the cupboard of anyone who has bought protein powder for a few years and you will find the same story. A half-used tub of something sweet that was fine for a month and then became too much. A bag that clumped because the lid never clicked properly. Another one bought on special that turned out to taste like a milkshake when all you wanted was something to stir into porridge.\n\nThe issue is usually not the protein. It is everything that comes with it. Sweeteners, flavour systems, thickeners and anticaking agents all make a powder behave a certain way, and once you get bored of that flavour you are stuck with a kilo of it.\n\nA single ingredient powder sidesteps that. This one is milled from organic hemp seed, and the maker lists hemp seed as the only ingredient. It tastes of what it is made from, which the maker describes as natural and creamy. There is nothing in the bag that commits you to one drink or one flavour.\n\nWhat hemp protein powder actually is\n\nHemp protein powder starts as hemp seed. The seed is pressed and milled into a fine powder. That is the whole process in plain terms, and it is why the ingredient line on this product is one line long.\n\nBecause it is a whole seed product rather than a highly refined isolate, the powder has more texture to it. Stir it into water with a teaspoon and you will see it suspend rather than vanish. Blend it with frozen banana and oat milk and you get something thick and smooth. Neither result is wrong, they are just different tools for different mornings.\n\nThe flavour is listed as natural and creamy. Unsweetened powders are quietly easier to live with, because you are not locked into a dessert flavour. You can take the same scoop and turn it sweet with cocoa and dates, or savoury with a spoonful through a soup.\n\nWho this suits\n\nThis 1.5 kg bag makes most sense for a few kinds of buyers.\n\nPeople who already cook with plant ingredients and want something that fits into real food rather than only into shakes. People avoiding dairy and soy protein powders who want a shorter ingredient list. Households where two people are drinking the same smoothie each morning and a small tub disappears in a fortnight. And people who simply prefer buying one larger bag instead of chasing small tubs.\n\nIt is not for everyone. Sports foods like this are not suitable for children under 15, and they are not suitable for pregnant women. The maker says so on the pack, and that guidance should be followed. They are also meant to be used alongside a balanced and varied diet, not as a replacement for meals.\n\nThere is one more group who should stop and read carefully. The maker advises the product may contain traces of milk, nuts, peanuts, sesame and soya. If you have an allergy to any of those, this is not a suitable product for you.\n\nHow to choose a plant protein\n\nIf you are comparing options, a few practical questions do most of the work.\n\nHow short is the ingredient list? A shorter list means fewer things to react to and fewer flavours you might tire of. This one lists a single ingredient.\n\nIs it sweetened? Sweetened powders are pleasant in water and awkward in savoury food. Unsweetened powders are flexible but need you to bring the flavour. Decide which you actually want before you buy a large bag, because a 1.5 kg mistake lingers.\n\nWhat size makes sense? Bulk saves money per gram and cuts packaging, but only if you genuinely get through it. Look at how often you used protein in the last month, not how often you planned to.\n\nDoes the texture suit how you drink it? If you only ever use a shaker bottle at your desk, a coarser powder will feel grainier than a refined isolate. If you blend, that difference mostly disappears.\n\nWhat does the pack label say? This is the one that matters most. The label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens, directions and storage. Read it before you use the product, every time, because makers can and do update their packaging.\n\nGetting the texture right\n\nHemp protein rewards a little technique. Here is what works.\n\nUse a blender where you can. Even a cheap stick blender does a better job than a spoon, and thirty seconds is usually enough. If you only have a shaker bottle, add the liquid first, then the powder, then shake hard for a slow count of twenty.\n\nAdd something fatty or starchy. Oat milk, almond milk, a tablespoon of nut butter, a few spoons of oats or half a frozen banana all give the drink body and make the powder feel smoother. Plain cold water is the harshest test of any protein powder, and hemp is no exception.\n\nLet it sit for a minute. Hemp powder hydrates slightly as it stands, and a drink that seemed gritty straight after blending often feels softer after sixty seconds in the fridge.\n\nStart smaller than you think in baking. Swap a modest portion of the flour in a muffin or pancake recipe rather than a large one. Hemp protein absorbs liquid differently to flour, and too much at once gives you a dense result.\n\nFlavour pairings that work\n\nBecause the powder is unsweetened, you get to decide where it goes. A few combinations people come back to:\n\nCocoa, banana and a pinch of cinnamon for a simple chocolate shake. Frozen berries with oat milk for something tarter. Peanut butter and dates when you want it rich. Mango and coconut milk for a lighter tropical version. Or skip the sweetness entirely and stir a spoonful into pumpkin soup, a lentil dish or a flatbread dough, where the mild nuttiness just reads as flavour.\n\nThat flexibility is the real argument for an unflavoured powder. One bag covers breakfast, baking and dinner.\n\nStoring a big bag properly\n\nA 1.5 kg bag has a longer life in your kitchen than a small tub, so storage matters a bit more.\n\nKeep it in a cool, dry cupboard away from direct sunlight. Seal the pack properly after every use. Use a clean, dry scoop or spoon, because a wet one introduces moisture and that is what causes clumping. If you prefer, decant a week's worth into a smaller airtight jar and leave the main bag sealed, which cuts down how often the big pack is opened.\n\nCheck the best before date printed on the pack when your order arrives, and follow any storage directions the maker has printed there.\n\nDelivery and returns in plain terms\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier, and we deliver within Australia only. You will get tracking so you can see where the parcel is.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. That restriction is a food safety one and applies across this category. If something arrives faulty or damaged, we put it right under the Australian Consumer Law. No separate warranty is sold with this product.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is 1.5 kg of organic hemp protein powder made from one ingredient, hemp seed, with a flavour the maker describes as natural and creamy. It is unsweetened, which makes it useful in smoothies, porridge, yoghurt, baking and savoury cooking alike. The country of origin is Australia.\n\nIt is not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it is intended to be used with a balanced and varied diet. The maker advises it may contain traces of milk, nuts, peanuts, sesame and soya, so check the allergen statement if that applies to you.\n\nRead the label on the pack before use. That label is always the final word on ingredients, allergens, directions and storage.", "llm_summary": "Organic Hemp Protein Powder 1.5 kg is a plant protein powder milled from hemp seed. The maker lists the ingredients as 100% organic hemp seed, and notes the product may contain traces of milk, nuts, peanuts, sesame and soya. The flavour is listed as natural and creamy. Country of origin is Australia. Pack size is 1.5 kg of powder. Brand, GTIN, MPN, net weight of the packed item, pack dimensions and colour are not specified by the maker, and no nutrition panel figures, serve count or certification details are given here. The maker advises that sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet. The pack label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/organic-hemp-protein-powder-1-5-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/organic-hemp-protein-powder-1-5-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/organic-hemp-protein-powder-1-5-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg", "sku": "organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg", "title": "Organic Plant Protein Isolate Vanilla 1 kg", "slug": "organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg", "price": 105.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "plant-protein", "category_label": "Plant Protein", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/plant-protein/organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg/main-organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/plant-protein/organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg/organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/plant-protein/organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg/organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg-3.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/plant-protein/organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg/organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg-4.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/plant-protein/organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg/organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg-5.jpg" ], "description_short": "Vanilla flavoured powder with a sprouted and fermented protein blend, a plant-based digestive enzyme blend, stevia leaf extract and organic vanilla bean, mixed with 200ml of water or non-dairy milk.", "description": "The problem with buying protein powder online\n\nShopping for a plant protein powder can feel like reading a sales pitch rather than a food label. Tubs shout about blends and processes, and it is hard to work out what is actually inside. If you are looking for the best organic plant protein isolate, the useful information is usually the dull part: what the protein is made from, what flavours it, how big the pack is, and how you are meant to mix it.\n\nThat is the approach here. This page describes a 1 kg pack of organic plant protein isolate in vanilla. The protein sources are pea and rice. The flavour comes from a natural vanilla blend. The serve is three rounded tablespoons into 200ml of liquid. Everything else on this page is context to help you decide, not a claim about what the product does.\n\nOne thing worth repeating early: the label printed on the pack is the final word. Ingredients, allergens, nutrition figures and directions can be updated by the maker, so read the tub when it arrives and before you use it.\n\nWhat is actually in the tub\n\nThe maker lists the contents in two parts.\n\nThe first is the sprouted protein blend. That is sprouted and fermented raw golden pea protein and sprouted and activated brown rice protein, both certified organic. Alongside those sits a living and raw digestive enzyme blend made up of amylase, protease, lipase, lactase and cellulase, plus plant-based pectin. Sprouting and fermenting are processing steps applied before the powder is made. Pectin is a fibre that comes from plants and is widely used in powdered drinks.\n\nThe second part is the natural vanilla blend. That is natural vanilla flavour, stevia leaf extract and organic vanilla bean. Stevia leaf extract is a plant-derived sweetener. No sugar appears in the list.\n\nThat is the whole picture as supplied. There are no nutrition figures, serve counts or test results quoted here because they are not in our record for this product. If you need exact grams of protein per serve, the nutrition information panel on the pack is the place to look.\n\nWhy people pick pea and rice\n\nPea and rice are the two most common bases for a plant based protein powder, and they are usually used together. Pea protein comes from yellow or golden peas. Rice protein comes from brown rice. Blending them is standard practice in the category, and anyone searching for the best pea and rice protein blend will see the same pairing again and again.\n\nFor people who avoid dairy, a plant powder is simply the practical option. There is no whey or casein in the ingredient list on this product, which is why it turns up in searches for the best dairy free protein powder. Soy is also absent from the list, which matters to people who keep an eye on that. As always, the allergen statement on the pack is the one that counts, not a web page.\n\nVanilla as a base flavour\n\nVanilla is popular for a reason. It is mild enough to mix with almost anything. If you blend it with banana you get one drink; with frozen berries you get another; with a spoon of cocoa it goes in a different direction again. Chocolate powders can be lovely but they are harder to redirect. That flexibility is why people shopping for the best vanilla protein powder usually end up with vanilla as their everyday tub and keep other flavours as occasional treats.\n\nSweetness here comes from stevia leaf extract. Stevia tastes different to sugar and some people notice that straight away. If you are new to it, mixing with plant milk rather than plain water softens the edge, and a pinch of cinnamon or a few dates in the blender rounds it out.\n\nHow to mix it so it tastes good\n\nThe maker's directions are to blend three rounded tablespoons (30g), or a higher dose as required, into 200ml of water, non-dairy milk or coconut water. For children aged 12 to 17, the maker says to take half the adult serve.\n\nA few practical notes from people who use plant powders daily:\n\nPut the liquid in first, then add the powder. Pouring powder into an empty shaker almost guarantees a lump at the bottom.\n\nCold liquid mixes better than room temperature liquid, and it tastes better too.\n\nGive it a minute after shaking. Pea and rice powders hydrate a little slower than dairy powders, and that short rest makes the texture noticeably smoother.\n\nIf you have a blender, use it. Thirty seconds in a blender with some ice turns a plain shake into something you actually look forward to.\n\nPlant powders also work stirred into porridge, folded into pancake batter or rolled into bliss balls with oats and nut butter. Heat changes the texture, so go gently the first time and adjust from there.\n\nWho this pack suits\n\nA 1 kg tub makes sense if you use a protein powder on a regular basis, because you are not reordering constantly. If you are trying plant protein for the first time and you are not sure whether you will like the taste or the texture, a kilogram is a bigger commitment than a small trial pack would be. That is worth thinking about before you click buy.\n\nTwo warnings from the maker belong here plainly. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women. They should be used alongside a balanced diet, not in place of real food. If you have any questions about whether a product like this fits your circumstances, ask a qualified health professional rather than relying on a product page.\n\nStorage and looking after the pack\n\nKeep it in a cool, dry cupboard, away from direct sunlight, with the lid or seal shut tightly between uses. The main enemy of any powder is moisture, so use a dry spoon or scoop every time and never shake wet hands over an open tub. Clumping is usually a sign that moisture got in.\n\nOnce you have mixed a drink, treat it like any fresh food. Drink it soon after mixing, or keep it in the fridge and finish it the same day. The best-before date is printed on the pack, so check it when the parcel arrives.\n\nDelivery and returns\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is Australia only.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. That is standard for food products, since an opened tub cannot be resold. If something arrives faulty or damaged, your rights under the Australian Consumer Law apply and we will put it right. Photograph the pack and the carton and get in touch and we will sort it out. No separate warranty is sold with this product.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 1 kg pack of organic plant protein isolate in vanilla. The protein comes from sprouted golden pea and sprouted brown rice, listed as certified organic, with a digestive enzyme blend and plant-based pectin alongside. Vanilla flavour comes from natural vanilla flavour, stevia leaf extract and organic vanilla bean. One serve is 30g into 200ml of water, non-dairy milk or coconut water, and children aged 12 to 17 take half that.\n\nNutrition figures, serve count, weight and pack dimensions are not specified in our record, so we have not guessed at them. Read the label on the pack before you use it. If you want anything confirmed before you order, ask us and we will tell you exactly what is listed.", "llm_summary": "Organic Plant Protein Isolate Vanilla 1 kg is a vanilla flavoured plant protein powder sold in a one kilogram pack. The maker lists the protein source as pea and rice, specifically a sprouted protein blend of sprouted and fermented raw golden pea protein and sprouted and activated brown rice protein, both certified organic, together with a living and raw digestive enzyme blend of amylase, protease, lipase, lactase and cellulase, and plant-based pectin. The flavour comes from a natural vanilla blend of natural vanilla flavour, stevia leaf extract and organic vanilla bean. Directions are to blend three rounded tablespoons (30g), or more as required, into 200ml of water, non-dairy milk or coconut water; children aged 12 to 17 take half the adult serve. Country of origin is Australia. Weight and pack dimensions are not specified by the maker. Read the pack label before use.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/organic-plant-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "plant-protein-powder-french-vanilla-1-2-kg", "sku": "plant-protein-powder-french-vanilla-1-2-kg", "title": "Plant Protein Powder French Vanilla 1.2 kg", "slug": "plant-protein-powder-french-vanilla-1-2-kg", "price": 105.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "plant-protein", "category_label": "Plant Protein", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/plant-protein/plant-protein-powder-french-vanilla-1-2-kg/main-plant-protein-powder-french-vanilla-1-2-kg.jpg" ], "description_short": "A 1.2 kg pack of pea, rice and faba bean protein with coconut MCT powder, added branched chain amino acids, a digestive enzyme blend and a Bacillus coagulans probiotic, sweetened with steviol glycosides and monk fruit extract.", "description": "The problem with most plant protein powders\n\nPlenty of people switch away from dairy based powders and then quietly give up. Not because they changed their mind about plant eating, but because the tub they bought tasted like wet cardboard and sank to the bottom of the glass. That is the real barrier. A powder you do not enjoy drinking is a powder that sits in the back of the cupboard until the best before date passes.\n\nPlant proteins behave differently to milk proteins. They are usually milled from peas, rice, faba beans, hemp or a mix of those. The particles are coarser, the flavour is earthier, and the texture in water is thicker. None of that is a flaw. It just means the way you mix it and the flavour you pick matter more than they would with a dairy powder.\n\nThis page covers one specific product, a 1.2 kg pack of French vanilla plant protein powder made in Australia, with protein from pea, rice and faba bean. The rest of this guide is about how to choose a powder like this one and how to get it to taste good at home.\n\nWhat is actually in this one\n\nThe maker lists the formula in full, and it is worth reading before you buy anything. The protein blend is pea protein, rice protein and faba bean protein. Then there is natural vanilla flavour, coconut MCT powder (coconut MCT plus acacia gum), vegetable gums (guar and xanthan), sweeteners (steviol glycosides and monk fruit extract), branched chain amino acids (leucine, isoleucine and valine), a digestive enzyme blend (protease, amylase, lipase, cellulase and lactase), and a Lactospore probiotic listed as Bacillus coagulans.\n\nThe allergen note supplied by the maker says dairy free. Beyond that, we are not going to make statements about other allergens, nutrition figures or serve counts, because they are not in the information we were given. The printed label on the pack you receive is the final word on ingredients, allergens, nutrition and directions. Read it before you use the product.\n\nThat is also the honest answer to anyone hunting for the best plant protein powder on spec sheets alone. Compare the actual label of each product, not a marketing bullet.\n\nWhy blends instead of a single protein\n\nA lot of plant powders use more than one protein source, and this one uses three. Pea protein is the common base in Australia and overseas. Rice protein is another widely used plant source. Faba bean protein shows up in newer blends. Blending them changes the taste and the mouthfeel compared to a single source powder.\n\nIf you have tried a straight pea powder before and did not love it, a blend is often worth a second go. The flavour profile is different. People searching for the best pea protein powder or the best rice protein powder sometimes end up happier with a mix of both.\n\nFlavour, and why vanilla is the safe pick\n\nVanilla is the most flexible flavour in this category. Chocolate is fixed, it tastes like chocolate and that is that. Vanilla slots into almost anything. Plain cold water, almond milk, rice milk, oat milk, a frozen banana smoothie, overnight oats, a bowl of plant yoghurt, or a cooled coffee.\n\nThat flexibility matters more than it sounds. If you buy a 1.2 kg pack you are committing to a lot of servings of one flavour. Boredom is the main reason half finished tubs get abandoned. With vanilla you can change the drink around it instead of changing the powder.\n\nThe sweetening here comes from steviol glycosides and monk fruit extract rather than sugar. Those taste different to sugar. Some people prefer them immediately, others take a week to adjust. If you have never had a stevia sweetened drink, start with a smaller scoop in more liquid and work up.\n\nHow to mix it so it is not gritty\n\nThe maker's directions are to mix one scoop into 1.5 cups, or about 12 fl oz, of cold water, organic almond milk, organic rice milk, a smoothie or your favourite drink. Shake and drink. Those are the official instructions, and they work fine. Here is how to make the result better.\n\nUse cold liquid, not warm. Warm liquid tends to clump plant powders. Add the liquid to the shaker first and the powder second, which stops the powder packing into the bottom. Use a shaker with a wire ball or a spring. Shake for a good fifteen seconds, not two. Then let it stand for a minute before you drink, which lets the powder hydrate and knocks the texture back.\n\nIf you want it genuinely smooth, use a blender with ice or frozen fruit. Frozen banana is the standard trick. It thickens the drink, adds sweetness and covers any earthiness from the plant protein. Frozen berries work too, though they change the colour. For anyone chasing the best protein powder for smoothies, the frozen fruit is doing half the work.\n\nPlant milk instead of water makes a noticeable difference as well. Almond and oat milk both carry a vanilla flavour better than water does. If you like the drink sweeter, pick a sweetened plant milk. If you want it plainer, go unsweetened.\n\nWho this suits, and who it does not\n\nThis suits adults who eat plant based, or who avoid dairy, or who just want a vanilla powder without milk protein in it. It also suits people who already drink a shake regularly, because 1.2 kg is a decent sized pack and it needs to get used.\n\nIt does not suit everyone. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women. They are meant to be used alongside a balanced diet, not instead of meals. Keep all supplements and vitamins out of reach of children. If you have a health condition, take medication, or have any doubt about whether a product like this fits your situation, ask a qualified health professional first.\n\nWe make no health, medical or performance claims about this product, and you should be sceptical of anyone who does. It is a food. The label tells you what is in it.\n\nStorage and everyday handling\n\nKeep the pack in a cool, dry place, away from direct sun and away from the stove. Reseal it properly every time. The single biggest mistake people make is dunking a wet scoop into the tub, which introduces moisture and leads to clumping. Keep a dry scoop, or shake the scoop dry before it goes back in.\n\nCheck the best before date when the pack arrives, and check any advice on the label about using it within a certain time after opening. If you only drink a shake twice a week, a 1.2 kg pack will take a while to finish, so storage habits actually matter.\n\nBuying, delivery and returns\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is Australia only. You will be able to track the parcel once it leaves us.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. That rule exists for food safety, and every reputable food seller applies some version of it. If the item arrives faulty or damaged, that is a different matter and it gets put right under the Australian Consumer Law. Send us photos and we will sort it out. No separate warranty is sold with this product.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 1.2 kg French vanilla plant protein powder made in Australia, with protein from pea, rice and faba bean, described by the maker as dairy free. It also lists coconut MCT powder, guar and xanthan gums, steviol glycosides and monk fruit extract, added leucine, isoleucine and valine, a five enzyme digestive blend, and a Bacillus coagulans probiotic.\n\nMix one scoop into about 1.5 cups of cold water, almond milk, rice milk or a smoothie. Shake it well, let it sit for a minute, and use frozen fruit if you want it thicker and smoother. Store it sealed, cool and dry, with a dry scoop.\n\nIt is a sports food, so it is not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it belongs alongside a balanced diet. Read the label on the pack before you use it. The label is always the final word.", "llm_summary": "Plant Protein Powder French Vanilla 1.2 kg is a plant based protein powder sold in a 1.2 kg pack, made in Australia. The protein blend listed by the maker is pea protein, rice protein and faba bean protein, and the product is described as dairy free. Other listed ingredients are natural vanilla flavour, coconut MCT powder with acacia gum, guar and xanthan vegetable gums, steviol glycosides and monk fruit extract as sweeteners, branched chain amino acids (leucine, isoleucine, valine), a digestive enzyme blend (protease, amylase, lipase, cellulase, lactase) and a Bacillus coagulans probiotic. Directions are one scoop in about 1.5 cups of cold water, almond milk, rice milk or a smoothie. Brand, weight, dimensions and nutrition figures are not specified by the maker.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/plant-protein-powder-french-vanilla-1-2-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/plant-protein-powder-french-vanilla-1-2-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/plant-protein-powder-french-vanilla-1-2-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "plant-protein-powder-rich-chocolate-1-2-kg", "sku": "plant-protein-powder-rich-chocolate-1-2-kg", "title": "Plant Protein Powder Rich Chocolate 1.2 kg", "slug": "plant-protein-powder-rich-chocolate-1-2-kg", "price": 105.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "plant-protein", "category_label": "Plant Protein", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/plant-protein/plant-protein-powder-rich-chocolate-1-2-kg/main-plant-protein-powder-rich-chocolate-1-2-kg.jpg" ], "description_short": "Pea, rice and fababean protein blended with cocoa powder, natural chocolate flavour, coconut MCT powder, monk fruit and steviol glycoside sweeteners, plus added leucine, isoleucine, valine, reishi mushroom, digestive enzymes and a Bacillus coagulans probiotic.", "description": "The problem with most plant protein powders\n\nPlenty of people switch to plant based eating and then hit the same wall at the supplement aisle. The powders either taste chalky, go gritty in water, or come in packs so small you are reordering every fortnight. Chocolate is the flavour most people reach for first, and it is also the flavour that exposes a thin mix fastest, because cocoa has nowhere to hide.\n\nThis page covers a chocolate flavoured plant protein powder sold in a 1.2 kg pack, made in Australia and listed by the maker as dairy free. The protein is a blend of pea, rice and fababean. Below is how powders like this actually work, who they suit, and what to look at before you spend money on a big pack.\n\nWhat is actually in the tub\n\nStart with the protein itself. Here the maker lists three sources together: pea protein, rice protein and fababean protein. Blending is standard practice with plant proteins. Each plant source has its own texture and taste, and putting more than one in a single formula is a normal way to build a powder.\n\nThen there is the flavour side. Cocoa powder and a natural chocolate flavour do the work on taste. Sweetness comes from monk fruit extract and steviol glycosides, so there is no added cane sugar listed. If you have been hunting for the best monk fruit sweetened protein powder, that combination is the one to look for on a label.\n\nThe rest of the ingredient list, exactly as the maker gives it, includes coconut MCT powder, xanthan gum, guar gum, the amino acids leucine, isoleucine and valine, reishi mushroom, and a digestive enzyme blend made up of digestive enzymes (protease, amylase, lipase, cellulase and lactase) plus the probiotic Bacillus coagulans.\n\nOne important note. We are describing ingredients, not making claims. We are not saying this powder does anything for your body. The label on the pack you receive is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions, and you should read it before you use the product.\n\nHow the gums change the texture\n\nXanthan gum and guar gum show up in a lot of powdered drinks. They affect how the powder behaves once it meets liquid, usually giving the drink a bit more body rather than leaving it watery. It is worth knowing they are there, because a shake made with a gum containing powder will often thicken if you leave it sitting in the fridge overnight. That is expected. Give it a hard shake before drinking.\n\nIf you prefer a thinner drink, use more liquid than the directions suggest. If you prefer it thicker, use less, or blend it with frozen banana. The best protein powder for smoothies is usually one that plays well with other ingredients, and chocolate is forgiving in a blender.\n\nHow to use it\n\nThe maker's directions are short. Mix one scoop into 1.5 cups, or 12 fl oz, of cold water, organic almond milk, organic rice milk, a smoothie or your favourite drink. Shake and drink.\n\nThere is also a food option. The maker suggests stirring it into yoghurt for a high protein treat. People do similar things with oats and overnight oat jars, though the pack directions are the ones to follow.\n\nA few practical pointers from experience with powders generally:\n\nUse cold liquid, as the directions say. Hot liquid and plant proteins do not always get along, and you can end up with a thick, sludgy mug instead of a drink.\n\nAdd liquid to the shaker first, then the powder. It stops a dry layer sticking to the bottom.\n\nGive it twenty seconds of real shaking, then let it rest for a minute. The rest period lets the gums hydrate and the texture smooth out.\n\nUse a dry scoop. Wet powder clumps, and clumps in a 1.2 kg pack are annoying for weeks.\n\nWho this kind of powder suits\n\nIt suits adults who already eat plant based, or who avoid dairy and want a dairy free protein powder in their kitchen. It suits people who like chocolate and who are comfortable with monk fruit and stevia sweetness, which tastes different to sugar and takes some people a shake or two to get used to.\n\nIt does not suit everyone. Sports foods like this are not suitable for children under 15, and they are not suitable for pregnant women. They are meant to be used with a balanced diet, not as a replacement for food. If you have a medical condition, are on medication, or are unsure whether the ingredients suit you, speak to a qualified health professional first.\n\nKeep all supplements and vitamins out of reach of children, and always follow the storage and consumption instructions on the pack. That is the maker's own warning and it is worth repeating.\n\nHow to choose between powders\n\nHere is a sensible checklist when you are comparing options.\n\nCheck the protein sources. A single source powder and a blend will behave differently in a shaker. If you are looking for the best pea protein powder specifically, make sure pea is the lead ingredient rather than one of several.\n\nCheck the sweetener. Monk fruit, steviol glycosides, sugar and sugar alcohols all taste different. This is the single biggest reason people dislike a powder they otherwise would have kept buying.\n\nCheck the pack size against how often you will use it. A 1.2 kg pack is a reasonable bulk protein powder pack for someone drinking shakes a few times a week. If you only use it occasionally, a big pack can sit open for months, and open packs do not improve with age.\n\nCheck the allergen statement. Here the maker lists the product as dairy free. Anything else you need to know about allergens is on the pack label.\n\nCheck the flavour against your routine. A rich chocolate suits water, almond milk and smoothies. If you mostly drink your protein in coffee or in plain water first thing, think about whether chocolate is what you want every day.\n\nStorage and keeping it fresh\n\nProtein powder is simple to look after, but moisture is the enemy. Keep the pack in a cool, dry cupboard, out of direct sunlight, and away from the stove and kettle where steam collects. Seal it properly every single time.\n\nDo not store the scoop buried in the powder with wet hands reaching in. Keep the scoop dry, or keep it outside the pack in a clean container. If the powder ever smells off, looks discoloured or has set hard, stop using it.\n\nA big pack is good value, but only if the last third is as good as the first. Treat storage as part of the purchase.\n\nReading the label\n\nWe have listed what the maker supplies, but we cannot speak for the exact pack that lands on your doorstep. Makers update formulations and packaging. The nutrition information panel, the ingredient list and the allergen statement printed on your pack are the authoritative source. Read them before first use, particularly if you have allergies or a restricted diet.\n\nWe also will not print nutrition figures or serve counts we do not have. If a page quotes protein grams per serve without showing you where that number came from, be sceptical.\n\nDelivery and returns\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier, Australia only.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. That restriction exists for food hygiene reasons and it applies across the category. If your item arrives faulty or damaged, contact us and it will be put right under the Australian Consumer Law. No separate warranty is sold with this product.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 1.2 kg chocolate plant protein powder made in Australia, listed as dairy free, built on a blend of pea, rice and fababean protein. Cocoa powder and natural chocolate flavour give it its taste, monk fruit extract and steviol glycosides provide the sweetness, and the maker also lists coconut MCT powder, gums, three amino acids, reishi mushroom, digestive enzymes and a probiotic.\n\nOne scoop goes into 1.5 cups of cold liquid, or into yoghurt if you would rather eat it. It is a sports food for adults, not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it belongs alongside a balanced diet. Read the label on the pack before you use it. If the ingredient list, the sweetener and the pack size all suit you, this is a straightforward chocolate vegan protein powder to keep in the cupboard.", "llm_summary": "Plant Protein Powder Rich Chocolate 1.2 kg is a chocolate flavoured plant based protein powder made in Australia and listed as dairy free. The maker lists a protein blend of pea protein, rice protein and fababean protein, with natural chocolate flavour, coconut MCT powder, cocoa powder, sweeteners (monk fruit extract and steviol glycosides), xanthan gum, guar gum, leucine, isoleucine, valine, reishi mushroom, and a digestive enzyme blend of digestive enzymes (protease, amylase, lipase, cellulase, lactase) plus the probiotic Bacillus coagulans. Directions are to mix one scoop into 1.5 cups (12 fl oz) of cold water, almond or rice milk, a smoothie or another drink, or to stir it into yoghurt. Brand, weight, dimensions, nutrition figures and serve count are not specified by the maker. The pack label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/plant-protein-powder-rich-chocolate-1-2-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/plant-protein-powder-rich-chocolate-1-2-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/plant-protein-powder-rich-chocolate-1-2-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g", "sku": "pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g", "title": "Pre Workout Powder Blueberry Lemonade 300 g", "slug": "pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g", "price": 79.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "pre-workout", "category_label": "Pre Workout", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g/main-pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g-3.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g-4.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g-5.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g-6.jpg" ], "description_short": "A 300 g tub holding 30 servings of a 10 g scoop, with creatine monohydrate, beta-alanine, micronised L-citrulline, caffeine and a B-vitamin blend listed on the maker's label.", "description": "The problem with gym drinks\n\nMost people who train end up with a shelf of half-used tubs. One tasted like cough syrup. One never dissolved properly and left grit in the bottom of the bottle. One had so much caffeine in it that an evening session turned into a 2am ceiling-staring contest. The powder itself is rarely the issue. The mismatch between what is in the tub and what the person actually wanted is the issue.\n\nA pre workout drink mix is a simple thing on paper. It is flavoured powder you stir into water before you train. What varies between products is the list on the back, the size of the scoop, and how honest the label is about how many serves you really get. Those three things decide whether a tub becomes a staple or an expensive paperweight.\n\nThis guide walks through how to read a product like this one, what the numbers on the panel mean in practice, and how to store and use it so the last scoop tastes like the first.\n\nWhat this particular product is\n\nThis is a 300 g tub of blueberry lemonade flavoured powder. The maker lists 30 servings per container at one 10 g scoop each. That is the whole arithmetic of the tub, and it is worth doing that arithmetic on every product you consider, because a big-looking container with a 20 g scoop can hold fewer serves than a smaller one.\n\nThe directions printed by the maker are to mix one 10 g scoop into 180 to 240 mL (6 to 8 fl oz) of cold water and stir until dissolved, then drink it 15 to 30 minutes before physical activity. There is no loading phase described, no cycling instruction, no complicated protocol. One scoop, cold water, stir, drink.\n\nThe listed ingredient panel is reasonably detailed. The creatine blend lists creatine monohydrate at 3 g alongside a 25 mg proprietary blend of astragalus membranaceus root extract and panax notoginseng root extract. The amino blend lists beta-alanine at 1.5 g and micronised L-citrulline at 750 mg. The caffeine blend lists acetyl-L-carnitine HCl at 375 mg, N-acetyl L-tyrosine at 250 mg, caffeine at 175 mg and a citrus bioflavonoids complex at 100 mg. On top of that sit vitamin D, thiamin, niacin, vitamin B6, folate, vitamin B12 and pantothenic acid.\n\nEverything else on the list is there for taste, texture or shelf life. Natural and artificial flavour, citric acid, cellulose gum, xanthan gum, carrageenan, sucralose, tartaric acid, malic acid, acesulfame potassium and Red 40. Allergen information lists soy. Country of origin is the USA.\n\nWe are describing what is in the tub, not what it does. The label on your pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions, and you should read it before your first serve.\n\nHow to read a label properly\n\nStart at the serving size, not the front of the pack. Front-of-pack text is designed to be read from two metres away. The serving size tells you what every other number on the panel actually refers to. Here it is 10 g, and the whole panel describes one 10 g scoop.\n\nNext, look at the caffeine figure if there is one. This product lists 175 mg per serve. For comparison, that is somewhere in the range of a decent café coffee. If you already drink two or three coffees before lunch, adding a caffeinated pre workout powder in the afternoon stacks on top of that. Nobody can tell you your own tolerance, but you can at least count.\n\nThen check the allergen line. Soy is listed here. Allergen statements are the one part of a label you should never skim, because they are legally required and specific. If there is a clash, nothing else on the panel matters.\n\nFinally, look for things the label does not say. The maker does not state a brand, a tub weight with packaging, pack dimensions, or any dietary certification such as vegan or gluten free. If a detail is not printed, treat it as unknown rather than assuming. A good retailer will tell you what they do not know. A less good one fills the gap with a guess.\n\nFlavour, and why cold water matters\n\nBlueberry lemonade sits in the tart family. There is citric acid, tartaric acid and malic acid on the ingredient list, which is where the sharpness comes from, and sucralose plus acesulfame potassium handling the sweetness.\n\nCold water is specified for a reason. Tart flavours read as refreshing when cold and as sour when warm. Cold water also helps a fine powder disperse instead of forming a paste at the bottom of the bottle. If you have ever mixed a drink powder into room-temperature water and found a gluey layer at the bottom, that is the usual culprit.\n\nThe 180 to 240 mL range gives you room to adjust. At the lower end you get a concentrated, punchy drink. At the upper end it reads more like a flavoured water. Try the middle first, then move one way or the other on your second serve. A shaker with a wire ball or a plastic mesh disc will break up the powder faster than a spoon, though a spoon and a bit of patience does the job too.\n\nWho it suits, and who it does not\n\nThe maker's own statement is clear. It is intended for use in healthy adults, as part of a healthy, balanced diet and exercise program. That last part is worth repeating, because a sports food is an addition to eating well, not a substitute for it.\n\nSome people should steer clear. Sports foods of this type are not suitable for children under 15 years of age, and they are not suitable for pregnant women. Anyone with a soy allergy should not use this product, since soy is listed in the allergen information. If you avoid added colours, note that Red 40 is on the list. If you are caffeine sensitive, 175 mg per serve is a real number and worth respecting.\n\nIf you take prescription medication or have an existing health condition, have a word with your doctor or a dietitian before adding any sports food to your routine. That is sensible advice for any product in this category, not a comment on this one in particular.\n\nGetting the most from a tub\n\nStorage is where most tubs go wrong. Powdered sports foods are hygroscopic, which is a long way of saying they pull moisture out of the air. A lid left loose on a humid day, or a wet scoop put back inside, will cause clumping within a week. Keep the tub closed, keep it somewhere cool and dry, and keep the scoop bone dry between uses. Do not store it on top of the fridge or next to the kettle.\n\nLevel the scoop rather than heaping it. A heaped 10 g scoop can easily be 13 or 14 g, which means your 30-serve tub quietly becomes a 22-serve tub and your caffeine intake per drink goes up without you noticing.\n\nMix each serve fresh. Powders sitting in water for hours separate and the taste flattens out. Make it, drink it, rinse the bottle. A rinsed bottle also avoids the particular smell that a forgotten shaker develops by day three.\n\nKeep an eye on the lid seal when the tub arrives. Every pack ships sealed under the lid. If yours turns up broken or the tub is damaged in transit, take a photo and get in touch rather than using it.\n\nDelivery and returns in plain words\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Shipping is Australia only. You will receive tracking so you can see where the parcel is rather than guessing.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, on unopened and sealed packs only. That restriction exists for hygiene reasons and is standard across food products. If an item arrives faulty or damaged, it is put right under the Australian Consumer Law. No warranty is sold with this product, and we do not publish reviews, ratings or testimonials on this page.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 300 g tub of blueberry lemonade pre workout powder holding 30 scoops of 10 g. One scoop goes into 180 to 240 mL of cold water, stirred until dissolved, 15 to 30 minutes before you train. The listed panel includes creatine monohydrate 3 g, beta-alanine 1.5 g, micronised L-citrulline 750 mg, caffeine 175 mg and a run of B vitamins, with soy listed as an allergen and the USA given as the country of origin.\n\nCheck the caffeine figure against the rest of your day. Check the allergen line against your own needs. Store the tub dry, level the scoop, and read the label on the pack before your first serve, because that label is always the final word.", "llm_summary": "Pre Workout Powder Blueberry Lemonade 300 g is a powdered sports food drink mix in a 300 g tub containing 30 servings of 10 g each. The maker's directions are to mix one 10 g scoop into 180 to 240 mL of cold water until dissolved and consume 15 to 30 minutes before physical activity. Listed per-serve ingredients include creatine monohydrate 3 g, beta-alanine 1.5 g, micronised L-citrulline 750 mg, acetyl-L-carnitine HCl 375 mg, N-acetyl L-tyrosine 250 mg, caffeine 175 mg, a citrus bioflavonoids complex 100 mg, a 25 mg proprietary root-extract blend, plus vitamin D, thiamin, niacin, vitamin B6, folate, vitamin B12 and pantothenic acid. Allergen information lists soy. Country of origin is the USA. Brand, weight and pack dimensions are not specified by the maker. The maker states it is intended for healthy adults as part of a balanced diet and exercise program. The pack label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/pre-workout-powder-blueberry-lemonade-300-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "pre-workout-powder-grape-225-g", "sku": "pre-workout-powder-grape-225-g", "title": "Pre Workout Powder Grape 225 g", "slug": "pre-workout-powder-grape-225-g", "price": 69.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "pre-workout", "category_label": "Pre Workout", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-grape-225-g/main-pre-workout-powder-grape-225-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-grape-225-g/pre-workout-powder-grape-225-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-grape-225-g/pre-workout-powder-grape-225-g-3.jpg" ], "description_short": "Each 225 g tub holds 30 serves of a loose, scoopable powder in a single grape flavour, so you can measure, shake and go.", "description": "The problem with buying powder online\n\nBuying a tub of powdered drink mix on a screen is awkward. You cannot smell it, you cannot taste a sample, and the photo of a tub tells you almost nothing about how it will mix or how strong the flavour is. Most people end up guessing, and the guess either works out or sits half used at the back of a cupboard for a year.\n\nThis page is here to cut the guessing down. Pre Workout Powder Grape 225 g is a simple thing to describe. It is a 225 g tub of powder. The flavour is grape. The maker states the container provides 30 servings. It is made in Australia. That is the shape of it, and the rest of this guide is about how to work out whether that shape suits you.\n\nWe are deliberately not going to tell you what this product does. It is a sports food, and the only honest source for what is in it and how to use it is the label printed on the tub you receive. What we can do is talk about format, flavour, serve maths, storage and the practical side of ordering.\n\nWhat a 225 g tub actually gives you\n\nWeight on a powder tub is not the number most people care about. Serves are. The maker states 30 servings per container, which is the figure worth planning around.\n\nIf you use a serve on every training day and you train four times a week, a 30 serve tub covers roughly seven to eight weeks. If you use one every weekday, it is about six weeks. Daily use works out to about a month. None of that is complicated, but it is worth doing before you buy, because it tells you whether you are shopping for one tub or two.\n\nServe counts also depend on how you scoop. A heaped scoop is not a level scoop, and if you consistently take more than the directions state, the tub will run out early and you will be taking more of every listed ingredient than the maker intended. Level scoops, every time. The directions on the pack exist for a reason.\n\nPowder versus other formats\n\nPowder has trade-offs. On the plus side, a 225 g tub is compact, you control the water volume, and you are not carrying bottles of liquid around. On the minus side, you need something to mix in, you need water, and you need somewhere dry to keep it.\n\nFor most people the deciding factor is routine. If you train at a gym with a water fountain and you already carry a shaker, powder is easy. If you train somewhere with no water access, or you are the sort of person who forgets the shaker, a powder is more friction than it looks on paper. Be honest with yourself about which one you are.\n\nPeople searching for the best shaker friendly pre workout are usually really asking whether the powder goes into solution quickly, and that comes down to technique as much as product. A shaker with a wire ball or a mesh screen beats a spoon in a glass every time, and ten to fifteen seconds of proper shaking usually sorts out any floating powder.\n\nOn the grape flavour\n\nGrape is one of those flavours that people have strong opinions about. It is sweet, it is recognisable, and it tastes more like grape cordial or grape candy than like fresh fruit. If that sounds good, it will probably work for you. If artificial grape is something you avoid, this is not the tub to buy, because the whole 225 g is one flavour.\n\nThat single flavour point matters more than it sounds. With a 30 serve tub, you are committing to the same taste for weeks. Some people find that comforting, one less decision in the morning. Others get bored and start skipping serves. If you know you are the second type, buy a flavour you genuinely like rather than one you think you should like.\n\nThe maker lists Sucralose and Acesulfame Potassium as the sweeteners, and Citric Acid as a food acid, which gives that slight sharp edge common in fruit flavoured drink powders. There is also a listed colour, Brilliant Blue FCF. None of that is unusual for a product in this category, but if you prefer to avoid particular sweeteners or colours, read the full list before you order.\n\nReading the label properly\n\nWe will say this more than once because it matters. The label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions. Our listing reproduces the ingredients as the maker states them, but packaging gets updated, and the physical tub in your hand is the authoritative source.\n\nThe ingredient list includes Caffeine Anhydrous. If you are sensitive to caffeine, already drink coffee through the day, or use other products that contain it, that is worth factoring in. The exact amount per serve is not specified by the maker, so check the nutrition panel on the tub.\n\nThere are also a number of other listed ingredients, including L-Citrulline, Beta Alanine, L-Tyrosine, Agmatine Sulphate, Alpha GPC, Theacrine, L-Norvaline, Astragalus and Panax Notoginseng root extracts, Pterostilbene, Synephrine HCl and Huperzine A. If you are on medication or managing a health condition, take the list to your doctor or pharmacist before you start. That is not a formality. It is the sensible step.\n\nWho should not use it\n\nThis is a sports food, and the maker's warning is clear. It is not suitable for children under 15 years of age, and it is not suitable for pregnant women. It is intended to be used in conjunction with a balanced diet, not as a substitute for food.\n\nThat rules it out as a casual gift for a teenager, even one who trains seriously. If you are buying it for someone else, make sure they fit the maker's guidance first.\n\nStoring it so it lasts\n\nPowder has one enemy, and that is moisture. A tub stored on a shelf near the kettle, or left open on a humid afternoon, will clump. A scoop that went back in the tub with damp fingers will leave a hard lump at the bottom.\n\nKeep the lid on tight. Store it cool and dry, out of direct sun. Do not leave it in the car, where a hot afternoon can cook the contents. Use a dry scoop and dry hands. If a clump does form, breaking it with a dry spoon is usually enough, and it is a storage issue rather than a product fault.\n\nMix each serve fresh rather than making a batch in advance. A powdered drink that has sat for hours can separate and change taste, and there is no reason to put up with that when mixing takes fifteen seconds.\n\nDelivery and getting it wrong\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is within Australia only. You will get tracking so you can see where the parcel is.\n\nIf you change your mind, we accept returns within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. That seal matters. Once a food tub has been opened we cannot resell it, so it cannot come back. If the item arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right under the Australian Consumer Law. There is no separate warranty sold with this product, because none is needed.\n\nThe practical upshot is simple. Decide on the flavour before you break the seal. If you open the tub and discover grape is not for you, that is a change of mind after the point of no return.\n\nThe short version\n\nPre Workout Powder Grape 225 g is a 225 g tub of grape flavoured drink powder, made in Australia, with 30 servings per container as stated by the maker. It mixes with water, it fits in a gym bag, and the flavour is the same from the first scoop to the last.\n\nIt contains caffeine and a list of other ingredients worth reading. It is a sports food, so it is not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it is meant to go alongside a balanced diet. Read the label on the pack before you use it, store it sealed and dry, and use level scoops as directed.\n\nIf grape suits you and a month-ish of serves is the right amount, this is a straightforward tub to live with. If you are unsure about any of the listed ingredients, check with a health professional first. We would rather you ask than guess.", "llm_summary": "Pre Workout Powder Grape 225 g is a powdered drink mix sold in a 225 g tub. The maker states the container provides 30 servings. The flavour is grape and the item form is powder. Country of origin is Australia. Ingredients as listed by the maker include L-Citrulline, Flavour, Beta Alanine, Citric Acid, L-Tyrosine, Silicon Dioxide, Agmatine Sulphate, Sucralose, Acesulfame Potassium, Caffeine Anhydrous, Alpha GPC 50%, Theacrine, L-Norvaline, Astragalus Membranaceus and Panax Notoginseng root extracts, Pterostilbene, Synephrine HCl, Huperzine A 1% and Brilliant Blue FCF colour. Brand, GTIN, MPN, weight and pack dimensions are not specified by the maker. This is a sports food, not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women. The label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/pre-workout-powder-grape-225-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/pre-workout-powder-grape-225-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/pre-workout-powder-grape-225-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "pre-workout-powder-mango-passionfruit-225-g", "sku": "pre-workout-powder-mango-passionfruit-225-g", "title": "Pre Workout Powder Mango Passionfruit 225 g", "slug": "pre-workout-powder-mango-passionfruit-225-g", "price": 69.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "pre-workout", "category_label": "Pre Workout", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-mango-passionfruit-225-g/main-pre-workout-powder-mango-passionfruit-225-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-mango-passionfruit-225-g/pre-workout-powder-mango-passionfruit-225-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-mango-passionfruit-225-g/pre-workout-powder-mango-passionfruit-225-g-3.jpg" ], "description_short": "Each tub holds 225 g of powder across 30 serves, with a listed ingredient panel that includes L-Citrulline, Beta Alanine, L-Tyrosine, Agmatine Sulphate and Caffeine Anhydrous.", "description": "The problem with most pre workout tubs\n\nWalk into any supplement shop and you will see a wall of big plastic containers in loud colours. They mostly look the same. The labels talk in capital letters. And the honest truth is that most people buy one, use it for three weeks, then leave it half full in a cupboard because they got sick of the taste.\n\nThat is the real issue. Not the ingredient panel, not the tub size, but whether you actually want to drink the thing at six in the morning when you are half awake and the gym bag is already by the door.\n\nThis product is a 225 g tub of mango passionfruit flavoured powder, listed by the maker as 30 serves. It is on the smaller side, and the flavour sits in tropical territory rather than the sweet lolly or dessert range. Both of those things matter more than they sound, and this guide explains why.\n\nWhat the pack actually is\n\nKeep it simple. It is a powder. You measure out a serve with the scoop, drop it into water in a shaker, mix it and drink it. The directions printed on the pack tell you how much and when, and those directions are the ones to follow. The label on the tub is always the final word on ingredients, allergens and how to use it.\n\nThe maker lists the ingredients as L-Citrulline, Flavour, Beta Alanine, L-Tyrosine, Food Acids (Citric Acid, Malic Acid), Agmatine Sulphate, Sweeteners (Sucralose, Acesulfame Potassium), Caffeine Anhydrous, Alpha GPC 50%, Theacrine, L-Norvaline, Astragalus Membranaceus and Panax Notoginseng root extracts, Pterostilbene, Citrus Aurantium, Huperzia Serrata standardised for 1% Huperzine A, and Colours (Tartrazine, Sunset Yellow FCF, Allura Red AC).\n\nCountry of origin is listed as Australia. Brand, net weight of the shipped box and tub dimensions are not specified by the maker, so if you need those for any reason, ask and we will check what we can confirm.\n\nFlavour is the thing people underestimate\n\nIf you have only ever bought on ingredient lists, here is a practical point. The best pre workout powder for you is the one you will finish. Flavour decides that, every time.\n\nPowder flavours roughly split into three camps. There are the sweet dessert ones, think vanilla or cookie styles. There are the lolly and cola ones, which tend to be very sweet and quite heavy. And then there are the fruit ones, which include berry, citrus and tropical mixes.\n\nMango passionfruit sits firmly in the third camp. It is tart, it is bright, and it generally works better cold and with plenty of water. People who search for the best tropical flavoured pre workout usually have the same complaint about the other camps, which is that they are cloying after the first few serves. If that is you, this flavour profile is worth a shot.\n\nOne genuinely useful trick: more water makes fruit flavours easier to drink. If your first serve tastes too sharp, add another hundred millilitres next time. The powder amount stays as the label says; only the water changes.\n\nWhy a 225 g tub makes sense\n\nBig tubs look like better value per gram. Sometimes they are. But a large container of a flavour you end up disliking is worse value than a small container of one you finish.\n\nAt 225 g and 30 listed serves, this is a reasonable test size. If you train three or four days a week and use one serve each session, you get about a month out of it. That is long enough to know properly whether you like it, and short enough that you are not stuck with a kilo of something you have gone off.\n\nThe compact size has a second benefit. It fits in a gym bag without taking over, and it travels well. People hunting for the best travel size pre workout generally land on this kind of format for exactly that reason.\n\nWho it suits, and who should skip it\n\nIt suits adults who already use sports foods, train regularly, and want a fruity flavour rather than a sweet one. It suits people who like keeping things simple with a scoop, a shaker and water.\n\nIt is not for everyone. Sports foods like this are not suitable for children under 15, and they are not suitable for pregnant women. The product contains caffeine anhydrous, so if caffeine does not agree with you, or you already get plenty from coffee and tea through the day, be sensible about it. Anyone with a health condition, or taking medication, should talk to a doctor or pharmacist before adding a new sports food to the routine.\n\nIt is also not a meal. It belongs alongside a balanced diet, not in place of one. That is the honest framing, and the pack warning says the same.\n\nReading the label properly\n\nIt is worth spending two minutes with the tub before you first use it. Read the serving size. Read the directions. Read the allergen statement. Read the storage advice. If anything on the pack differs from anything written online, the pack wins.\n\nThis matters more with powders than with most products, because serving size varies a lot between makers. One maker's scoop is not another's. Assuming they are the same is how people end up using more than they intended.\n\nMixing and storage\n\nA shaker with a ball whisk or a mixing spring handles fine powders best. Water first, then the powder, then shake for a good twenty seconds. Adding the powder to an empty bottle tends to leave a pasted layer at the bottom that takes ages to break up.\n\nStorage is where most tubs go wrong. Powder pulls moisture out of the air, and moisture makes it clump. Keep the lid properly closed. Keep the tub somewhere cool and dry, which means a kitchen cupboard rather than a bathroom shelf or a hot car. Use a dry scoop, and take the scoop out rather than leaving it buried in the powder where it traps moisture.\n\nIf it does clump, it is usually just a texture issue rather than anything else, but prevention beats breaking lumps apart with a spoon.\n\nA sensible way to buy\n\nIf you have never used a tropical flavour before, buy one tub and use it properly before deciding. Keep notes if you are the notes type, even just a line in your phone about whether you liked it at full strength or watered down.\n\nIf you already know you like mango and passionfruit, the decision is easy. Buy it, read the label, store it properly and get on with training.\n\nOne last practical point on ordering. We dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier, within Australia. Change of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only, and anything faulty or damaged is put right under the Australian Consumer Law.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 225 g tub of mango passionfruit pre workout powder, listed at 30 serves. It contains caffeine anhydrous along with the other ingredients the maker lists. It is made in Australia. You measure it, shake it with water and follow the directions on the pack.\n\nThe flavour is tart and tropical rather than sweet. The tub size is small enough to be a fair test and compact enough to travel. It is for adults, used alongside proper meals, and not for children under 15 or for pregnant women.\n\nRead the label. It is the final word on everything that matters.", "llm_summary": "Pre Workout Powder Mango Passionfruit 225 g is a powdered sports food sold in a 225 g tub, listed by the maker as 30 serves per container. The flavour is mango passionfruit. Listed ingredients are L-Citrulline, Flavour, Beta Alanine, L-Tyrosine, Food Acids (Citric Acid, Malic Acid), Agmatine Sulphate, Sweeteners (Sucralose, Acesulfame Potassium), Caffeine Anhydrous, Alpha GPC 50%, Theacrine, L-Norvaline, Astragalus and Panax Notoginseng root extracts, Pterostilbene, Citrus Aurantium, Huperzia Serrata, and Colours. Directions are to follow the packaging. Country of origin is Australia. Brand, weight, dimensions and allergen detail are not specified by the maker. The pack label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions. Not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/pre-workout-powder-mango-passionfruit-225-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/pre-workout-powder-mango-passionfruit-225-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/pre-workout-powder-mango-passionfruit-225-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "pre-workout-powder-tropical-30-serves", "sku": "pre-workout-powder-tropical-30-serves", "title": "Pre Workout Powder Tropical 30 Serves", "slug": "pre-workout-powder-tropical-30-serves", "price": 89.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "pre-workout", "category_label": "Pre Workout", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-tropical-30-serves/main-pre-workout-powder-tropical-30-serves.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/pre-workout/pre-workout-powder-tropical-30-serves/pre-workout-powder-tropical-30-serves-2.jpg" ], "description_short": "Each level 12.8 g scoop blends amino acids, an amplify matrix, a BCAA matrix, a sensory plus blend with coffee bean and coffee fruit extracts, and an electrolyte plus blend with coconut water and watermelon juice powders.", "description": "The problem with buying a powder you cannot taste first\n\nBuying a training powder online is a slightly awkward thing. You cannot smell it, you cannot taste it, and the tub only tells you so much from a photo. So people fall back on two things: flavour name and serve count. Tropical and 30 serves. That is usually the decision made in about four seconds.\n\nIt is not a bad shortcut, honestly. But there is more worth knowing before a tub lands on your kitchen bench, and most of it is on the label rather than in the marketing. This guide covers what this particular powder is, how the maker says to use it, who it is not for, and the practical stuff like mixing and storage that decides whether you actually finish the tub or leave it sitting in a cupboard going solid.\n\nWhat this product actually is\n\nIt is a powder. It comes in a tub. The maker lists 30 total servings per container, and the country of origin is listed as Australia.\n\nThe serving instruction is specific. Mix one level scoop, which is 12.8 g, into 400 mL of cold water in a shaker cup, and consume once daily before exercise. That is the full direction as the maker gives it. Read the entire label before use and follow the directions provided there, because the printed pack always overrides anything written on a web page, including this one.\n\nThe maker groups the key ingredients into named blends. There is a vital amino acid group listing L-glutamine, beta-alanine and taurine. An amplify matrix with L-arginine hydrochloride and L-citrulline. A BCAA matrix with L-leucine, L-isoleucine and L-valine. A sensory plus blend with L-tyrosine, coffee bean extract, coffee fruit extract, cocoa bean extract and choline bitartrate. And an electrolyte plus blend with dibasic potassium phosphate, coconut water powder, watermelon fruit juice powder and magnesium oxide.\n\nTwo of those ingredients are coffee extracts, which is why the maker's warning states that the product contains caffeine.\n\nThe warnings, said plainly\n\nThree things from the maker's own warning deserve to be said in full rather than buried.\n\nFirst, it contains caffeine. If you already drink coffee, energy drinks or tea during the day, that is worth counting.\n\nSecond, this food is not a sole source of nutrition. The maker says it should be consumed in conjunction with a nutritious diet and an appropriate physical training or exercise program. It sits alongside food, not instead of it.\n\nThird, it is not suitable for children under 15 years of age or for pregnant women, and in those cases it should only be used under medical or dietetic supervision. That is not a formality. If either applies to you or to the person you are buying for, do not buy it without speaking to a doctor or dietitian first.\n\nWho a 30 serve tub suits\n\nServe count is really about buying rhythm. A 30 serve tub lasts a month at one serve a day, or roughly seven weeks if you train four days a week. That is long enough to be good value and short enough that you are not stuck with a flavour you got bored of by week three.\n\nIf you are new to powders, a 30 serve tub is a sensible first size. Smaller sample packs are fine but you pay more per serve and you run out before you know whether it fits your routine. Larger tubs save money per serve but are a gamble on flavour. Thirty sits in the middle, which is why the best value pre workout tub for most people is usually around this size.\n\nIf you train at a gym rather than at home, think about the tub travelling. A sealed lid and a dry scoop matter more when the tub lives in a car boot or a locker.\n\nFlavour, and why tropical is an easy pick\n\nTropical is a sweet, rounded fruit flavour. It is less polarising than sour or cola style flavours and it holds up in plain cold water, which is where this powder is meant to go.\n\nThat matters for a boring reason: you have to drink 400 mL of it. A flavour you half tolerate turns a drink into a chore, and a chore gets skipped. Plenty of half-used tubs in Australian kitchens are flavour problems, not product problems. If you have liked fruit flavoured powders before, tropical is a safe bet. If you hate anything sweet, it is probably not your pick, and that is a fair reason to look elsewhere.\n\nGetting the mix right\n\nThree small habits make the difference between a smooth drink and a gritty one.\n\nUse genuinely cold water. Cool tap water is fine, chilled is better. Warm water makes most powders taste flat and dissolve less willingly.\n\nUse a shaker with a wire ball or a mesh screen, and shake for a solid 10 to 15 seconds. A gentle swirl with a spoon leaves pockets of dry powder that turn up in the last mouthful.\n\nLevel the scoop. Heaping it changes your serve size and burns through the tub faster than 30 sessions. The direction is one level scoop of 12.8 g into 400 mL.\n\nIf the drink sits on the bench for ten minutes while you find your shoes, shake it again before drinking. Settling is normal in any fruit powder.\n\nStorage, and why powders go lumpy\n\nPowders are hygroscopic, which is a long way of saying they pull moisture out of the air. Once moisture gets in, you get clumps, then a solid crust, then a tub that is unpleasant to scoop from.\n\nKeep the tub in a cool, dry cupboard. Not the bathroom. Not next to the kettle or above the stove. Not on a sunny windowsill.\n\nKeep the scoop inside the tub and keep it dry. The single most common cause of clumping is a wet scoop going back in after someone rinsed it. Dry hands matter too.\n\nPress the lid down until it seals properly every single time. A lid resting on top is not a closed lid.\n\nNone of this is complicated. It is just the difference between a tub that scoops cleanly on day 30 and one that needs a knife by day 12.\n\nHow to compare this against other tubs\n\nIf you are shopping around, compare like with like. Look at the serve size in grams, not just the serve count, because a 12.8 g serve and a 20 g serve are not the same thing even if both tubs say 30 serves. Then look at the nutrition panel on the pack for the actual numbers.\n\nCheck whether caffeine is present and from what source. Here it comes from coffee bean extract and coffee fruit extract, both listed in the sensory plus blend.\n\nCheck the allergen statement on the label if you have sensitivities. That information is printed on the pack and the pack is the authority, not a listing page.\n\nAnd check the warnings, because sports foods carry mandatory ones. Any product like this that does not tell you it is unsuitable for under 15s and for pregnant women is one to look at more carefully.\n\nDelivery and returns\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is Australia only.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, on unopened, sealed packs only. That restriction is standard for food. If an item arrives faulty or damaged, it is put right under the Australian Consumer Law. No warranty is sold with a food product.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a tropical flavoured powder in a tub of 30 serves, listed with Australia as its country of origin. One level 12.8 g scoop goes into 400 mL of cold water in a shaker, once daily before exercise.\n\nIt contains caffeine from coffee bean and coffee fruit extracts. It is not a sole source of nutrition and is meant to sit alongside a nutritious diet and a suitable training program. It is not suitable for anyone under 15 or for pregnant women, who should only use it under medical or dietetic supervision.\n\nStore it sealed, cool and dry, keep the scoop dry, and read the label on your pack before your first serve. The label is always the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.", "llm_summary": "Tropical Pre Workout Powder 30 Serve Tub is a powdered sports food listed with Australia as its country of origin. Each container holds 30 servings. The directions supplied by the maker are to mix one level scoop (12.8 g) into 400 mL of cold water in a shaker cup and consume once daily before exercise. Key ingredients listed include L-glutamine, beta-alanine, taurine, L-arginine hydrochloride, L-citrulline, L-leucine, L-isoleucine, L-valine, L-tyrosine, coffee bean and coffee fruit extracts, cocoa bean extract, choline bitartrate, dibasic potassium phosphate, coconut water powder, watermelon fruit juice powder and magnesium oxide. It contains caffeine, is not a sole source of nutrition, and is not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women. Brand, weight and pack dimensions are not specified by the maker.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/pre-workout-powder-tropical-30-serves/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/pre-workout-powder-tropical-30-serves/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/pre-workout-powder-tropical-30-serves.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g", "sku": "crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g", "title": "Crisp Protein Bars Chocolate Peanut 12 x 60 g", "slug": "crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g", "price": 58.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "protein-bars-and-shakes", "category_label": "Protein Bars And Shakes", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g/main-crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g/crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g/crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g-3.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g/crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g-4.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g/crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g-5.jpg" ], "description_short": "This 12 x 60 g pack pairs chocolate peanut flavour with a crisp protein base rather than a dense, chewy texture.", "description": "Choosing a protein bar can be harder than the product name suggests. You might like the flavour but not the texture. Or the pack size may look right while the ingredient details leave you with questions. A useful choice starts with separating what is stated from what still needs checking.\n\nThese chocolate peanut protein bars are listed in a 12 x 60 g pack. They have a crisp protein base and a crunchy texture, rather than a dense, chewy bite. Whey is the stated protein source, and New Zealand is the listed country of origin.\n\nThose are the main product facts. The guide below explains how to use them when comparing bars, what the maker's description does not tell you, and what to check on the pack before use.\n\nStart with the texture you enjoy\n\nTexture is one of the clearest reasons to choose these crisp protein bars. The product description points to a crunchy bite. That makes them worth considering if you prefer crisp foods over bars with a dense or chewy feel.\n\nCrunch is a texture description, not a nutrition claim. It does not tell you how much protein, sugar or fat a bar contains. It also does not confirm which ingredients create the crisp base. Those details need the ingredient list and nutrition panel.\n\nWhen comparing crunchy protein bars, keep these questions separate. First, does the stated texture sound appealing? Second, does the label meet your ingredient and dietary requirements? A good match on texture does not answer the second question for you.\n\nUnderstand the chocolate peanut flavour\n\nThe named flavour is chocolate peanut. That gives you a clear starting point if you already enjoy this pairing, but it is not a substitute for the recipe.\n\nThe maker does not list the type of chocolate ingredient, the form of peanut ingredient or the sweeteners used. It also does not describe a coating or give ingredient percentages. Avoid filling those gaps based on photos of other bars or past experience with a similar product.\n\nFor chocolate peanut flavour bars, personal taste matters. Some shoppers focus on flavour first, while others care more about bite and texture. Here, the supported description is simple: chocolate peanut flavour with a crisp, crunchy base.\n\nRead the pack size carefully\n\nThe product title lists a box of 12 protein bars, with each bar described as 60 g. That is the pack format to compare against other listings.\n\nThere is also a separate product detail that records the number of pieces as 1. This does not explain the packaging arrangement. It should not be used to create a different bar count or a serving count. Check the pack itself to confirm its contents.\n\nThe 60 g figure is not a set of physical dimensions. Length, width and height are not given by the maker, and neither is a confirmed shipping weight. If you need exact measurements for a storage space or another practical reason, ask for confirmation rather than estimating from the stated weight.\n\nKnow what whey tells you\n\nWhey is the listed protein source. That is a specific ingredient-related fact, but it does not reveal the full recipe or the amount of protein in each bar.\n\nWhey is milk-derived. Shoppers avoiding milk need to take that into account rather than assuming all protein bars have the same base. These should not be treated as vegan bars.\n\nThe maker does not identify a particular whey type or provide a full list of other protein ingredients. When comparing whey protein bars, read the complete label for each option. Similar product names can sit above different ingredient lists, and a shared protein source does not mean two products are otherwise alike.\n\nPut ingredients and allergens first\n\nThe full ingredient list and complete allergen statement are not provided by the maker. The label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions and should be read before use.\n\nThis matters especially when shopping for someone with a food allergy. The listed whey source and chocolate peanut flavour are reasons to check carefully. They are not a complete allergen declaration, and they do not tell you about possible cross-contact statements.\n\nDo not assume that these bars are gluten free, dairy free or suitable for any other restricted diet. The maker gives no such claims here. If the label does not clearly answer a question that affects whether you can eat the product, pause and seek clarification before use.\n\nCompare nutrition using the actual panel\n\nA product name cannot replace nutrition information. This listing does not supply protein quantities, sugar figures, calories or other nutrition values.\n\nIf one of those numbers matters to your purchase, compare the panels on the products you are considering. Check whether the figures are shown per serving or on another basis. Also read how the label defines a serving.\n\nThe listed 12 x 60 g pack format does not establish a recommended eating schedule. It tells you the named pack size, not how often to eat a bar. Serving directions are not included by the maker, so follow the directions printed on the packaging.\n\nThere is no need to guess. Missing information is a reason to check, not a reason to assume the bars match another product.\n\nCheck suitability before buying\n\nTaste and texture are only part of the choice. Suitability warnings come first, including when you are buying a protein bar multipack for another person.\n\nSports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet. Read the pack for all directions and warnings before use.\n\nDo not choose this product on the basis of an expected health or performance result. This page describes its flavour, format, texture and listed protein source. It does not provide a basis for claims about what eating the bars will do.\n\nIf you are uncertain about suitability for your circumstances, get qualified advice. That is more useful than relying on a category name or a general description.\n\nDecide whether this pack fits your preferences\n\nA multipack makes the flavour choice worth considering before you order. This is chocolate peanut only. No mixed-flavour selection is specified.\n\nThink about whether you want the same flavour across the listed pack. Consider the crisp texture as well. If you strongly prefer soft or chewy bars, the stated crunch may not be what you are looking for.\n\nFor gifting, check the recipient's preferences and allergies first. A food gift should not leave them guessing about whether they can eat it. Gift wrapping and gift messaging are not specified, so do not assume either is included.\n\nThe country of origin is listed as New Zealand. That fact can be part of your comparison, but it does not supply missing ingredient or certification details.\n\nStore and handle according to the label\n\nStorage directions are not included by the maker. Follow those printed on the pack rather than applying advice written for a different bar.\n\nWhen the order arrives, check the packaging, seals and date marking before opening. Keep the packaging available so you can refer back to the ingredients, allergens and directions.\n\nNo shelf-life period is stated here. Do not assume a particular number of months remains or that a date seen on another listing applies to your pack. The delivered product's date marking is what you need to check.\n\nIf anything appears damaged or faulty, contact us for help. Keep the relevant packaging while the issue is being addressed, and explain what you found.\n\nPlan for delivery and understand returns\n\nDelivery is available within Australia only. We dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Allow for both stages when deciding whether the timing works for you.\n\nThe dispatch period and delivery period are separate. Avoid treating the delivery timeframe as a promise that includes dispatch.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. If you are unsure about the purchase, review the packaging and product details before breaking the seal.\n\nFaulty or damaged items are put right under the Australian Consumer Law. No warranty is sold. A fault or damage concern is different from deciding that the flavour is not your preference, so describe the issue clearly when asking for help.\n\nThe short version\n\nChoose these bars if chocolate peanut flavour and a crisp, crunchy texture match what you want. The maker describes a 12 x 60 g pack, names whey as the protein source and gives New Zealand as the country of origin.\n\nBefore use, read the pack label for the final ingredients, allergens, directions, storage advice and warnings. Nutrition figures and full ingredient details are not given by the maker by the maker, so leave room for that final check.\n\nA sound purchase rests on the facts you can confirm. Start with flavour and texture, check suitability, then make sure the pack and delivery terms fit your needs.", "llm_summary": "These crisp protein bars have chocolate peanut flavour and a listed pack size of 12 x 60 g. Their texture is described as crisp and crunchy rather than dense and chewy. Whey is the listed protein source, and New Zealand is the stated country of origin. The maker's description also lists number of pieces as 1. Full ingredients, complete allergens, nutrition figures and serving directions are not specified by the maker. Read the pack label before use. Dispatch is within 2 working days, with delivery then taking up to 7 working days by tracked courier in Australia only. Change of mind returns require unopened, sealed packs within 14 days of delivery. Faulty or damaged items are addressed under the Australian Consumer Law.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/crisp-protein-bars-chocolate-peanut-12-x-60-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g", "sku": "custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g", "title": "Custard Protein Bars White Choc Raspberry 12 x 60 g", "slug": "custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g", "price": 70.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "protein-bars-and-shakes", "category_label": "Protein Bars And Shakes", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g/main-custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g/custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g/custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g-3.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g/custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g-4.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g/custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g-5.jpg" ], "description_short": "A box of twelve 60 g bars brings together vanilla custard flavour, a gooey raspberry layer, white chocolate and crunchy sprinkles.", "description": "Choosing a bar by flavour, not just its name\n\nBuying a box of bars can be harder than choosing a single one. You want to know what the flavour is like, whether the texture sounds appealing and whether the ingredients fit your needs. A flavour name alone cannot answer all of those questions.\n\nThese white chocolate raspberry protein bars have a clear flavour and texture description. They combine vanilla custard flavour with a gooey raspberry layer, finished with white chocolate and crunchy sprinkles. The pack contains twelve 60 g bars, and the listed country of origin is Australia.\n\nThat gives you a useful starting point. Before buying, it is also worth checking the allergens, the limits of the supplied nutrition information and the directions on the actual pack. This guide separates those details so you can make a choice without guessing.\n\nWhat the layers bring to the bar\n\nThe main appeal of these custard flavour protein bars is the mix of sweet and tart flavours. Vanilla custard flavour and white chocolate form the sweeter part of the description. Raspberry adds the tart contrast.\n\nTexture matters here too. The custard-style layer is described as smooth, while the raspberry layer is gooey. Crunchy sprinkles add a different feel against those softer parts. If you prefer a layered bar rather than one uniform texture, that is the detail to focus on.\n\nStill, taste is personal. The description cannot tell you exactly how sweet you will find the bar, or whether the raspberry note will be strong enough for your preference. Think about whether you already enjoy white chocolate with fruit flavours before committing to a full box.\n\nThese are not plain chocolate bars or simple fruit bars. Their ingredient list reflects several layers and components, which is worth keeping in mind when comparing options.\n\nUnderstanding the box size\n\nThe pack format is twelve bars at 60 g each. That is the stated size of the product, not an instruction to eat a whole bar at a particular time or a set number each day.\n\nWhen comparing 60 g protein bars, look at both the bar weight and the number of bars in the box. A price for one bar is not directly comparable with the price for a box unless you account for the quantity. Check that you are looking at the same flavour as well.\n\nThe maker does not confirm whether each bar is individually wrapped. It also does not give the outer box dimensions. If wrapper format or cupboard space is important to your purchase, ask before ordering rather than assuming.\n\nA box can be a sensible format when you already know you like the flavour. If it is new to you, give the ingredient and texture details a careful read first.\n\nRead the ingredients beyond the flavour name\n\nA front-of-pack name is a short description, not the complete recipe. These raspberry layered protein bars include more than white chocolate, custard flavour and raspberry.\n\nThe supplied ingredient information lists milk protein concentrate, whey protein concentrate, soy protein isolate and hydrolysed collagen. It also includes sweeteners, fibres, oils and ingredients used within the separate layers.\n\nThe berry paste contains concentrated apple puree, cherry puree and concentrated elderberry juice. That is an important distinction if you expect a raspberry-named product to contain only raspberry in its fruit component. Flavour names and ingredient lists serve different purposes.\n\nThe white chocolate components also have their own ingredients. One component is described as having no added sugar, but that does not establish the same claim for the finished bar. Sugar and invert sugar appear elsewhere in the supplied ingredient information.\n\nFor the complete, current formulation, read the label on the pack. It is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions and should be read before use.\n\nAllergens deserve a separate check\n\nThese bars contain wheat, gluten, milk and soy. Those are declared allergens, not just possible traces.\n\nThe maker's details also says peanut, sesame and several tree nuts may be present. The named tree nuts are almond, cashew, hazelnut, macadamia, pecan, pistachio and walnut.\n\nIf you are shopping for yourself, compare those details with your own dietary requirements. If you are buying for someone else, do not guess what they can eat. Ask them to check the current label before opening or eating a bar.\n\nThese are not a gluten-free or dairy-free choice. Milk ingredients are listed, and wheat and gluten are explicitly declared. They are also not a vegan option, as the ingredient information includes milk and hydrolysed collagen.\n\nThe collagen source is not specified by the maker. That means vegetarian suitability should not be assumed either. A clear answer from the current pack is more useful than an inference from the flavour name.\n\nWhat the maker's description does not tell you\n\nThe word protein is part of the product description, but the maker does not state grams of protein per bar. It also does not provide calories, total sugars or a complete nutrition panel.\n\nIf any of those figures is central to your buying decision, check the pack before use. Do not estimate the amount from the bar's weight or from the position of an ingredient in the list.\n\nThe same care applies to broader food claims. The maker does not establish that the whole bar is sugar-free, low sugar or suitable for a particular eating plan. An ingredient description for one layer should not be treated as a claim about the finished product.\n\nAustralian made protein bars can differ widely in recipe and nutrition. Country of origin helps identify where this product comes from, but it does not fill in missing nutrition figures or confirm dietary suitability.\n\nWho should consider this flavour\n\nThese vanilla custard bars are worth considering if you enjoy white chocolate, fruit-flavoured layers and a softer centre with a crunchy finish. The flavour combination is the main reason to choose this particular box over a plain or differently flavoured bar.\n\nThey are a less suitable choice if you dislike sweet white chocolate flavours or want a bar with one even texture throughout. They are also not appropriate where the declared allergens conflict with your needs.\n\nSports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women. They should be used with a balanced diet. Keep that warning in mind when choosing for a household or buying a gift.\n\nThe maker's details does not describe these bars as meal replacements. Follow the pack directions rather than creating a serving routine from the box count or product name.\n\nComparing this box with other options\n\nStart your comparison with the things that can be checked. Look at flavour, bar weight, box quantity and allergens. Then check the nutrition panel if you need particular figures.\n\nFor texture, compare the descriptions closely. A soft protein bars box with gooey layers and sprinkles offers a different eating experience from a bar described as crisp throughout. Neither description guarantees that you will prefer it, but it helps narrow the choice.\n\nKeep price comparisons like for like. Compare boxes with the same number and size of bars, or work out the price per bar from the displayed total. Delivery terms may also affect the final order cost.\n\nAvoid choosing only because a product is called a protein bar. For this box, the clearest points are its white choc raspberry flavour, layered form and twelve-bar format. Unknown nutrition values remain unknown until you check the label.\n\nStorage and checking the pack\n\nSpecific storage conditions are not included by the maker. Follow the storage instructions printed on the pack rather than assuming it needs refrigeration or a particular temperature.\n\nWhen the order arrives, check the packaging, seal and best-before information. Read any directions about handling the product after opening. There is no stated shelf life here, so do not plan around an assumed number of months.\n\nIf you are keeping the box as a gift, let the recipient see the ingredient and allergen information before they use it. Do not separate the food from the information they need to decide whether it is suitable.\n\nDelivery and returns in Australia\n\nDelivery is available within Australia only. We dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Allow for both stages when deciding when to order.\n\nIf you change your mind, returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. Keep the pack sealed while you decide whether to keep it.\n\nFaulty or damaged items are put right under the Australian Consumer Law. Contact us about an order problem rather than treating it as a change of mind return.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis box contains twelve 60 g white choc raspberry custard protein bars made in Australia. Expect vanilla custard flavour, a gooey raspberry layer, white chocolate and crunchy sprinkles.\n\nChoose it for that flavour and texture combination, after checking suitability. Read the pack label before use, pay close attention to allergens and follow its directions. If you need exact nutrition figures or storage conditions, the current pack is the place to check.", "llm_summary": "This product is a box of twelve 60 g white choc raspberry custard protein bars. The bars combine vanilla custard flavour, a gooey raspberry layer, white chocolate and crunchy sprinkles. Country of origin is Australia. Listed ingredients include milk proteins, soy protein isolate, hydrolysed collagen, berry paste and sweeteners. Contains wheat, gluten, milk and soy. Peanut, sesame and specified tree nuts may be present. Nutrition figures and storage conditions are not specified by the maker. Read the pack label before use. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women. Delivery is Australia only, with dispatch within 2 working days followed by up to 7 working days by tracked courier.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/custard-protein-bars-white-choc-raspberry-12-x-60-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "high-protein-bars-cookies-and-cream-12-x-60-g", "sku": "high-protein-bars-cookies-and-cream-12-x-60-g", "title": "High Protein Bars Cookies and Cream 12 x 60 g", "slug": "high-protein-bars-cookies-and-cream-12-x-60-g", "price": 71.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "protein-bars-and-shakes", "category_label": "Protein Bars And Shakes", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/high-protein-bars-cookies-and-cream-12-x-60-g/main-high-protein-bars-cookies-and-cream-12-x-60-g.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/high-protein-bars-cookies-and-cream-12-x-60-g/high-protein-bars-cookies-and-cream-12-x-60-g-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/high-protein-bars-cookies-and-cream-12-x-60-g/high-protein-bars-cookies-and-cream-12-x-60-g-3.jpg" ], "description_short": "A pack of twelve 60 g bars offers a cookies and cream option in a ready-made snack format.", "description": "A snack choice starts with the details\n\nBuying a box of snack bars should be simple, but product names rarely tell you everything you need to know. A flavour might sound right while the ingredients do not suit your diet. A pack may look useful, yet the number of bars and the size of each one still need a closer look.\n\nThese cookies and cream protein bars come in a pack of twelve, with each bar listed at 60 g. That gives you two clear facts to start with before checking the rest of the information.\n\nThis guide explains what is known about the pack and what still needs to be checked on the label. It is a food purchase, so ingredients, allergens and directions matter more than a catchy product description.\n\nWhat you get in the pack\n\nThe listed format is 12 x 60 g. In plain terms, that means twelve snack bars, each with a stated size of 60 g. The number of pieces is also recorded as twelve.\n\nThat count should not be confused with serving advice. A box containing twelve bars does not tell you how many to eat or how often to have them. Follow the serving directions printed on the pack.\n\nThe outer box dimensions, shipping weight and individual wrapping details are not specified by the maker. If any of those details affect your purchase, check them before ordering. There is no need to guess about packaging from the bar count alone.\n\nUnderstanding the cookies and cream flavour\n\nCookies and cream is the listed flavour. The supplied ingredient information includes a white choc component, vanilla paste and cocoa powder, which gives more detail than the flavour name by itself.\n\nFlavour preference is personal. The maker does not describe the exact texture, sweetness or size of any pieces within the bar. It would be misleading to promise a particular crunch or softness without that information.\n\nIf you already enjoy cookies and cream snack bars, the flavour may be a useful starting point. Still, compare the ingredient list rather than assuming every bar with that name has the same recipe. Two dessert flavour protein bars can share a flavour name and contain quite different ingredients.\n\nRead the protein ingredients, not just the product name\n\nThe supplied ingredient list names soy protein isolate, whey protein isolate, whey protein concentrate and calcium caseinate. It also includes hydrolysed collagen.\n\nThose details are useful when you are comparing whey and soy protein bars or checking whether a recipe fits your dietary choices. A short phrase on the front of a pack cannot replace the full ingredient list.\n\nThis page does not provide a full nutrition panel. For complete nutrition figures, read the current label. Do not estimate values from the 60 g bar size or assume that one high protein snack bar has the same figures as another.\n\nThe purpose here is to explain the product, not to make promises about what eating it will do.\n\nMilk, soy and other dietary checks\n\nMilk and soy are both listed in the allergen information. The ingredient details support that listing, with milk-derived proteins, milk solids and soy ingredients included.\n\nThese are not dairy-free bars. They are also not suitable for a vegan diet because the listed recipe includes milk ingredients and hydrolysed collagen. The source of that collagen is not specified, so shoppers with other dietary restrictions should not make assumptions about it.\n\nThe supplied allergen field also lists gluten free. Even so, the label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions and should be read before use.\n\nIf you are buying for someone else, ask about their requirements before choosing a multipack. A favourite flavour is only part of choosing an appropriate food gift.\n\nBe careful with sugar descriptions\n\nThe ingredient information describes the white choc component as having no added sugar. That wording belongs to a component of the recipe. It should not be treated as a claim that the entire bar is sugar free.\n\nThe broader ingredient list includes vanilla paste containing invert sugar, along with several sweeteners elsewhere in the recipe. Maltitol, sorbitol, steviol glycosides and monk fruit sweetener are among those named.\n\nFor a complete view, check the ingredients and nutrition panel together. If a specific sugar or sweetener matters to your purchase, read the current pack rather than relying on a short description. The same care applies when comparing this product with other cookies and cream bars in a 12 pack.\n\nWho should consider the pack?\n\nThis pack is an option for adults who want a ready-made snack bar in a cookies and cream flavour and whose dietary needs fit the listed ingredients.\n\nThere are important limits. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women. They should be used with a balanced diet. Read and follow the warnings on the pack before use.\n\nDo not treat the product as a meal replacement based on its name. This listing describes a snack bar. It does not provide directions for replacing meals.\n\nFor shoppers considering protein bars with milk or protein bars with soy, the ingredient information makes those inclusions clear. If either ingredient is something you avoid, this is not the right choice.\n\nHow to compare a multipack fairly\n\nStart with the quantity and bar size. Comparing twelve 60 g bars with a box of smaller bars only by the box price can hide a useful difference.\n\nNext, look at flavour and ingredients. A pack that costs less is not a good fit if you dislike the flavour or cannot eat its ingredients. Dietary checks should come before price comparisons.\n\nThen compare the full nutrition labels if those figures are part of your buying decision. The maker does not supply a complete panel, so it cannot support a full nutrition comparison.\n\nFinally, check the delivery and return terms. Food packs have opening and seal conditions that matter if you change your mind. Read those conditions before breaking the seal, not afterwards.\n\nPlanning where to keep the bars\n\nA multipack gives you several bars to keep on hand, but storage still needs to follow the maker's directions. No specific storage temperature, refrigeration advice or shelf life is provided in the maker's description.\n\nWhen the pack arrives, read the storage instructions and check the printed date. Keep the packaging available so you can refer back to the ingredients and warnings.\n\nIf you plan to take a bar to work or elsewhere, consider whether you can follow those storage directions during the day. Do not assume the product can stay in any environment simply because it is in bar form.\n\nIndividual wrapping is not confirmed by the maker. Check the actual packaging before making plans that depend on each bar being separately sealed.\n\nCheck the label before the first use\n\nOnline information can help narrow your choice, but the delivered pack is the reference to use before eating. Read its ingredient list, allergen statement, serving directions and warnings.\n\nThis is especially important if you buy similar products often. Familiar flavour names and matching pack sizes do not prove that two recipes are identical.\n\nCheck the seal and the date as well. If the pack arrives damaged or there is a problem with the goods, contact us with the order details so it can be addressed.\n\nKeep enough of the packaging to identify the product and read its directions later. That is useful when a multipack stays in the cupboard over several occasions.\n\nDelivery, returns and gifting\n\nDelivery is available within Australia only. We dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Allow for both stages when planning an order.\n\nIf the pack is intended as a gift, check the recipient's dietary needs and allow time for delivery. The listed milk, soy and collagen ingredients may rule it out for some people.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. Opening the pack to try the flavour does not meet that condition.\n\nFaulty or damaged items are put right under the Australian Consumer Law. No warranty is sold with this product. These terms are worth reading before ordering a food multipack, particularly if you have not tried the flavour before.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a twelve-bar pack of cookies and cream high protein snack bars, with each bar listed at 60 g. Country of origin is Australia.\n\nCheck the milk, soy and collagen ingredients against your dietary needs. Read the pack label before use, follow its serving and storage directions, and remember the sports food warning for children under 15 and pregnant women.\n\nIf the flavour, format and ingredients fit your preferences, you have the key facts for deciding whether this multipack belongs on your shopping list.", "llm_summary": "This product is a pack of twelve cookies and cream high protein snack bars, each listed at 60 g. Country of origin is Australia. Listed ingredients include soy protein isolate, whey protein isolate, whey protein concentrate, calcium caseinate, hydrolysed collagen, a white choc component, vanilla paste and cocoa powder. Allergen information lists gluten free, milk and soy. The pack label is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions and must be read before use. Storage directions and full nutrition information are not specified by the maker. Delivery is Australia only, with dispatch within 2 working days and tracked courier delivery taking up to 7 working days after dispatch. Change of mind returns require unopened, sealed packs within 14 days of delivery.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/high-protein-bars-cookies-and-cream-12-x-60-g/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/high-protein-bars-cookies-and-cream-12-x-60-g/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/high-protein-bars-cookies-and-cream-12-x-60-g.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12", "sku": "protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12", "title": "Protein Bars Chocolate Brownie Box of 12", "slug": "protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12", "price": 77.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "protein-bars-and-shakes", "category_label": "Protein Bars And Shakes", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12/main-protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12/protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12/protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12-3.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12/protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12-4.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/protein-bars-and-shakes/protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12/protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12-5.jpg" ], "description_short": "Chocolate brownie flavour in bar form, with milk and whey proteins and clear one-bar-per-day directions.", "description": "Start with the details that matter\n\nChoosing a box of protein bars can be harder than choosing a flavour. Similar product names can hide different ingredients, pack counts and allergy warnings. A chocolate brownie label tells you the flavour, but it does not tell you everything you need to know before buying.\n\nThis product is a box of 12 chocolate brownie flavour bars. The listed protein sources are milk protein isolate and whey protein isolate. Almonds and cocoa also appear in the ingredient list. Those are useful starting points when comparing this box with other chocolate flavour protein bars.\n\nThe most important step is to read the pack label before use. It is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions. This guide explains the information supplied in the maker's description and points out the details that are not available, so you can make a choice without filling the gaps with guesses.\n\nWhat the box contains\n\nThe confirmed pack count is 12 pieces, and the listed item form is a bar. Chocolate Brownie is the stated flavour. USA is listed as the country of origin.\n\nIndividual bar weight, total pack weight and dimensions are not specified. The maker's description also does not confirm whether each bar has its own wrapper. If you need a particular size for a container or want to compare prices by weight, those missing details matter. A box count alone cannot answer either question.\n\nWhen comparing a box of 12 protein bars with a different pack, compare like with like. Start with the number of bars, then look for the individual weight and full ingredient information. Avoid assuming that bars with similar names have the same size or recipe.\n\nRead the protein blend correctly\n\nThe ingredient list starts with a protein blend making up 33% of the recipe. That blend contains milk protein isolate and whey protein isolate from milk. This explains why the product can be described as both milk protein bars and whey protein bars.\n\nThe percentage needs careful reading. A 33% protein blend is an ingredient statement, not a claim that each bar contains a particular number of grams of protein. It also does not provide the finished product's protein percentage. Those answers require the nutrition panel, which is not given by the maker by the maker.\n\nIf you are comparing products by their nutrition figures, use the label rather than the product heading. Look at the same measurement basis for each product. Without those figures, this page can describe the ingredients but cannot make a reliable nutritional comparison.\n\nLook beyond the chocolate brownie name\n\nThe flavour is Chocolate Brownie, and the recipe includes 8% cocoa processed with alkali. The other listed ingredients are polydextrose, described as prebiotic fibre, almonds, water, glycerin, sweeteners, natural flavours and sea salt, alongside the protein blend.\n\nThe named sweeteners are erythritol, sucralose and steviol glycosides. Their individual amounts are not specified. If you prefer to choose foods by the sweeteners they contain, this part of the label is worth checking before purchase.\n\nA flavour name is not a promise about texture. The maker does not say whether the bars are soft, chewy, crisp or coated. It is better to treat them as cocoa protein bars in a chocolate brownie flavour than to expect the texture of a baked brownie. No coating or filling is specified either.\n\nMake allergens an early check\n\nThese bars contain milk and almonds. Both are named in the ingredient information and in the maker's warning. Anyone who needs to avoid either ingredient should not choose this product.\n\nThere is also a facility warning. The maker says the facility processes eggs, soy, wheat, peanuts and other tree nuts. Soy appears in the supplied allergen summary as well. A short summary is not a substitute for the full wording on the delivered pack.\n\nWhen reviewing protein bar allergens, separate the ingredients from the facility information, but read both. They answer different questions. If you are buying for someone else, do not guess which warnings matter to them. Share the label information and let them check it against their own requirements.\n\nNo gluten-free certification or claim is supplied here. Wheat appears in the facility warning, so a gluten-free assumption would not be justified.\n\nCheck who the product is for\n\nSports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women. They should be used with a balanced diet. These points are part of checking suitability, not details to leave until after the box is opened.\n\nThe recipe contains milk-derived ingredients, so this is not a vegan product. It also contains almonds. If you are shopping for a household with different dietary needs, check those restrictions before deciding where the box will be kept or who it is intended for.\n\nA food gift needs the same care. A familiar chocolate flavour does not make a product suitable for every recipient. Ask about allergies and dietary restrictions first. Where you cannot confirm suitability, choosing a different gift is more sensible than making an assumption.\n\nUnderstand what the heading cannot confirm\n\nThe product name includes the phrase “low carb protein bars”. However, the maker's description does not contain carbohydrate figures. It also does not provide calories, sugar figures or a full nutrition panel.\n\nThat means the heading alone should not be used to decide whether the product meets a particular carbohydrate requirement. Check the actual pack label before making that decision. The ingredient list is useful, but it cannot replace measured nutrition information.\n\nThe same caution applies when comparing one product with another. A shorter ingredient list or a familiar sweetener does not establish a nutritional ranking. If a specific figure is central to your buying decision, confirm it before opening or using the product.\n\nFollow the stated directions\n\nThe maker's supplied directions are one bar per day. Follow the current pack directions rather than creating a different serving routine from the number of bars in the box.\n\nA pack count and a serving instruction are separate details. There are 12 bars, but the maker's description does not provide a separate declared serve count. It is enough to state the count accurately and follow the one-bar-per-day direction.\n\nRead the warning panel as well as the ingredient list before use. Labels may place directions and restrictions in different parts of the packaging. Taking a moment to read the whole panel is especially important with sports foods, which should be used with a balanced diet.\n\nStore according to the pack\n\nNo specific storage temperature or refrigeration instruction is supplied in the maker's description. Follow the storage directions on the pack rather than assuming that all protein bars have the same requirements.\n\nCheck the seal and the printed date information before use. A best-before date for the stock is not listed here, so this page cannot promise a particular shelf life. If you are buying a box to keep for later, read that date when it arrives.\n\nKeep the packaging available while you use the product. It gives you a reference for the ingredients, warnings and directions. This is helpful when several people share a cupboard or when someone asks about an ingredient after the outer box has been opened.\n\nPlan delivery before ordering\n\nThis product is offered for delivery within Australia only. We dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier.\n\nDispatch and delivery are separate stages. Allow for both when ordering, especially if the box is intended as a gift or needs to arrive before a particular date. The stated timing is in working days, rather than calendar days.\n\nWhen comparing protein bars Australia delivery options, check the destination coverage as well as the timing. This offer does not include international delivery, even though prices may be displayed in different currencies on country store pages.\n\nCheck the return conditions before opening\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. Check the product information and the delivered packaging before opening if you are still deciding whether it suits your needs.\n\nFaulty or damaged items are put right under the Australian Consumer Law. That is separate from a change of mind return. No warranty is sold with this product.\n\nReading the conditions in advance helps avoid confusion later. It also gives you a clear point to pause if the delivered label raises a suitability concern. Do not use the bars if the ingredients or warnings make them unsuitable for you.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a box of 12 chocolate brownie flavour bars with milk and whey protein ingredients, almonds and cocoa. The directions specify one bar per day. Milk and almonds are declared allergens, and further facility warnings apply.\n\nChoose it only after checking those details against your requirements. Nutrition figures, bar weight and dimensions are not specified by the maker. Read the pack label before use, follow its directions, and remember that sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet.", "llm_summary": "This product is a box of 12 chocolate brownie flavour protein bars, with USA listed as the country of origin. The ingredients include a 33% blend of milk protein isolate and whey protein isolate, almonds and 8% cocoa processed with alkali. It contains milk and almonds, with additional facility allergen warnings. Directions specify one bar per day. Individual bar weight, dimensions and nutrition figures are not specified by the maker. Read the pack label before use for final ingredients, allergens and directions. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet. Delivery is Australia only, by tracked courier.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/protein-bars-chocolate-brownie-box-of-12.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "high-protein-powder-vanilla-2-kg", "sku": "high-protein-powder-vanilla-2-kg", "title": "High Protein Powder Vanilla 2 kg", "slug": "high-protein-powder-vanilla-2-kg", "price": 169.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "whey-protein", "category_label": "Whey Protein", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/whey-protein/high-protein-powder-vanilla-2-kg/main-high-protein-powder-vanilla-2-kg.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/whey-protein/high-protein-powder-vanilla-2-kg/high-protein-powder-vanilla-2-kg-2.jpg" ], "description_short": "Low in carbs, made in New Zealand under GMP conditions, and easy to stir through water, milk or a smoothie.", "description": "The problem with the protein aisle\n\nStanding in front of a wall of protein tubs is a strange experience. Every bag shouts. Half of them are covered in words that do not mean much, and the other half are covered in words that mean a lot but are printed in six-point type on the back. Meanwhile the thing you actually want to know, which is \"will I enjoy drinking this every morning\", is nowhere on the front of the pack.\n\nThat is the real decision. Not the marketing. The question is whether a powder mixes properly, whether the flavour is something you can live with for weeks, and whether the pack size matches how often you will actually use it. Everything else is detail.\n\nThis guide covers how to work through those questions for a vanilla protein powder in a 2 kg pack, and what to check on the label once it arrives.\n\nWhat this product is\n\nIt is a vanilla flavoured high protein powder supplied in a 2 kg bag. It is a dry powder, so you measure out a serve and mix it into liquid. The maker describes it as designed to keep carbohydrates minimal and to be easily mixable with water, milk or a smoothie. It is made in New Zealand under GMP conditions.\n\nThat is the full set of facts we have. We have deliberately not filled in a nutrition panel, a serve count or a protein-per-serve figure, because those numbers are not part of the information given to us, and inventing them would be worse than leaving a gap. The pack label carries all of it. Read the label before you use the product. That is not a legal throat-clearing line, it is genuinely the most useful thing you can do with two minutes.\n\nWhy vanilla is the sensible default\n\nIf you are only going to own one bag, vanilla is usually the smart pick. Chocolate is lovely for about three weeks and then it starts to feel like dessert every morning. Unflavoured is honest but a bit grim in plain water. Vanilla sits comfortably in the middle. It tastes like something on its own, and it steps out of the way when you add anything else.\n\nThat second quality is what makes it flexible. Blend it with banana and it tastes like banana. Add berries and it tastes like berries. Stir it through oats and it reads as a vanilla note rather than a competing flavour. People hunting for the best protein powder for smoothies almost always land on vanilla for exactly this reason.\n\nMixability is not a small thing\n\nThis is the spec that gets ignored in the shop and resented at home. A powder that does not disperse leaves you with a lumpy mouthful at the end of the glass and a ring of paste in the bottom of the shaker. Do that every day for a month and you will stop making shakes.\n\nA few practical habits help regardless of which powder you buy. Put the liquid in the shaker first and the powder in second, because powder dropped onto a dry bottom cakes straight away. Use a shaker with a wire ball or a mesh screen. Shake for longer than feels necessary, maybe fifteen seconds rather than five. And if you are using a blender, add the powder last, after the fruit and ice, so it does not get packed against the blades.\n\nCold water gives the thinnest, cleanest result. Milk gives a thicker, creamier drink that fills you up more. Neither is correct, they are just different. If you are after the best protein powder for water specifically, you tend to want a powder that disperses fast and does not go gluey, which is exactly what \"easily mixable\" is describing.\n\nWho the 2 kg size suits\n\nPack size is a habit question, not a value question. A 2 kg bag is a commitment. It makes sense if you are having a shake most days and you already know you like vanilla. On a per-kilogram basis, the bigger pack is almost always the better buy, which is why people searching for the best value protein powder usually end up looking at larger bags.\n\nIt makes less sense if you are new to protein powders and still working out whether you like the taste and texture. There is nothing worse than 1.8 kg of a flavour you have gone off. If you are in that position, buy small first, then upgrade to the big bag once you have found something you will actually finish.\n\nStorage is the other consideration with a large pack. A 2 kg bag sits open for longer than a 500 g one, so it is more exposed to humidity over its life. Keep it sealed, keep it dry, and keep the scoop dry. A damp scoop returned to the bag is the single most common cause of a clumpy pack.\n\nReading the label properly\n\nWhen the bag arrives, spend a couple of minutes on the back before you open it. Four things are worth your attention.\n\nThe ingredient list tells you what the protein source is and what else is in there. The allergen statement is the one to read first if you have any food allergy at all, and it overrides anything written on a website, including this one. The serving directions tell you how much the maker intends you to use and how much liquid to mix it with, which is the quickest route to a shake that tastes the way it is meant to. And the storage and best before information tells you where to keep it and how long it stays good.\n\nIf anything on the label contradicts something you have read online, the label wins. It is the current, legally required version for the product in your hands.\n\nWho should not use it\n\nSports foods of this type are not suitable for children under 15 and are not suitable for pregnant women. That is the standard warning for the category and it is on the pack for a reason.\n\nThey are also intended to be used with a balanced diet rather than instead of one. A protein shake is food in a glass, not a replacement for eating properly. If you have a medical condition, are on medication, or are making significant changes to how you eat, talk to a doctor or an accredited dietitian first. A website cannot give you that advice and should not try.\n\nWhat we are not telling you\n\nIt is worth being direct about the gaps. We do not have a brand name, a GTIN, a shipping weight or pack dimensions on file for this item. We do not have a nutrition panel, a serve count, a protein percentage, test certificates or any awards. None of that is in the maker information, so none of it appears here.\n\nWe also make no claims about what this product does. No muscle claims, no recovery claims, no energy or weight or wellbeing claims. It is a vanilla flavoured protein powder in a 2 kg bag, made in New Zealand under GMP conditions, and that is the honest description.\n\nDelivery and returns\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier, and we ship within Australia only.\n\nBecause this is a food product, change of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. Once a pack is opened we cannot take it back. If an item arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, it is put right under the Australian Consumer Law. Message us with a photo and we will handle it.\n\nNo warranty is sold with this product, and we do not publish reviews or testimonials for it.\n\nThe short version\n\nA 2 kg bag of vanilla protein powder, low in carbs, made in New Zealand under GMP conditions, and built to mix cleanly with water, milk or a smoothie. Vanilla is the flexible choice if you only want one bag. The 2 kg size is the right call if you drink shakes regularly, and probably the wrong call if you are still experimenting.\n\nKeep it sealed, keep it dry, use a dry scoop, and read the label on the pack before your first serve. Not for under 15s, not for pregnant women, and meant to sit alongside a balanced diet rather than replace part of it.", "llm_summary": "High Protein Powder Vanilla 2 kg is a vanilla flavoured protein powder supplied in a 2 kg pack. It is a loose powder designed to be low in carbohydrates and to mix easily with water, milk or smoothies, making it a straightforward shake option. The maker states it is manufactured in New Zealand under GMP conditions. Brand, GTIN, MPN, shipping weight, pack dimensions and country of origin are not specified by the maker, and no nutrition panel, serve count, certification or testing data is provided here. No reviews or ratings are attached. The label printed on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions and should be read before use. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/high-protein-powder-vanilla-2-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/high-protein-powder-vanilla-2-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/high-protein-powder-vanilla-2-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "whey-protein-blend-chocolate-1-kg", "sku": "whey-protein-blend-chocolate-1-kg", "title": "Whey Protein Blend Chocolate 1 kg", "slug": "whey-protein-blend-chocolate-1-kg", "price": 119.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "whey-protein", "category_label": "Whey Protein", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/whey-protein/whey-protein-blend-chocolate-1-kg/main-whey-protein-blend-chocolate-1-kg.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/whey-protein/whey-protein-blend-chocolate-1-kg/whey-protein-blend-chocolate-1-kg-2.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/whey-protein/whey-protein-blend-chocolate-1-kg/whey-protein-blend-chocolate-1-kg-3.jpg" ], "description_short": "Made with whey protein isolate, whey protein concentrate and micellar casein, sweetened with stevia extract and flavoured with cocoa, so a 30 g scoop in water gives you a thick chocolate drink without a long ingredient list.", "description": "The problem with buying protein powder\n\nProtein powder is one of those products where the tub tells you very little and the internet tells you far too much. You pick up two containers that look almost identical, and one costs twice as much. The label on the front is covered in words. The label on the back has the actual information, and it is in smaller print.\n\nThis page is written the other way around. The useful facts come first, and nothing gets added that is not on the maker's own information. What you are looking at is a 1 kg tub of chocolate whey protein powder, made in Australia. The protein in it comes from three dairy sources, blended together. The flavouring is cocoa and the sweetener is stevia extract. That is it.\n\nThe pack label that arrives with your order is always the final authority on ingredients, allergens, nutrition and directions, so read it before you use the product. Nothing on a web page replaces that.\n\nWhat is actually in the tub\n\nThe maker lists the ingredients as whey protein isolate, whey protein concentrate, micellar casein, flavouring, sweetener (stevia extract) and cocoa.\n\nThree of those are proteins, and they all come from milk. Whey protein isolate and whey protein concentrate are both whey, processed to different degrees. Micellar casein is the other main protein found in milk. Putting them together is what makes this a whey and casein protein blend rather than a single source powder.\n\nThe rest of the list is short. Cocoa and flavouring give it the chocolate taste. Stevia extract is the sweetener, which comes from a plant rather than sugar or a synthetic sweetener. People have strong opinions about stevia, and you will know within a shake or two which camp you are in.\n\nBecause every protein in the blend is dairy derived, the allergen information states that the product contains milk. If you are avoiding dairy for any reason, this is not the product for you.\n\nHow it mixes, and why it is thick\n\nThe maker's directions are simple. Mix one 30 g scoop with 300 to 400 ml of water.\n\nThen comes the useful bit of guidance the maker adds: micellar casein is very thick, so add more or less water to reach the consistency you want. That is worth taking seriously. If you have only ever used a pure whey isolate before, which tends to go thin and almost juice like, this will feel different in the glass. It sits heavier.\n\nIf you like a thick chocolate protein shake, stay at the lower end of the water range. If you want something lighter, go past 400 ml. Nobody is checking. The 30 g scoop protein powder measure stays the same either way, you are only changing how much water surrounds it.\n\nA few practical things help. Cold water mixes better than warm. A shaker bottle with a wire ball or a mixing disc does a better job than stirring with a spoon. And giving the shake a minute to sit after shaking lets the powder hydrate properly, which usually smooths out any grain.\n\nIs a blend right for you?\n\nThis is where most guides start making claims. We are not going to. What we can do is explain the difference in plain terms so you can decide.\n\nA single source powder contains one type of protein. A mixed source protein powder, like this one, contains more than one. In this case you get whey protein isolate powder, whey protein concentrate powder and micellar casein powder together in the same scoop.\n\nThe practical difference you will actually notice is texture. A casein containing blend makes a thicker drink. Some people like that because it feels more substantial. Others find it heavy and prefer a thinner shake. That is a personal preference and not a quality judgement.\n\nBeyond texture, we are not going to tell you what a blend does or does not do, because that would be a claim, and claims about what a food does belong on a label written by the maker, not on a shop page.\n\nWho it is not for\n\nThis is a sports food, and sports foods carry a clear limitation. They are not suitable for children under 15 years of age, and they are not suitable for pregnant women. They should be used in conjunction with a balanced diet, not in place of meals.\n\nThat is not fine print we are hiding at the bottom. It is one of the first things worth knowing before you buy, especially if you were thinking of this as a gift or as something to share around the house.\n\nAdd to that the allergen point. The product contains milk. If anyone in your household has a dairy allergy, keep this tub well away from them and read the pack allergen statement in full.\n\nIf you have a health condition, take medication, or are unsure whether a sports food fits your situation, ask a qualified health professional. We cannot answer that question for you and we will not pretend to.\n\nChoosing a pack size\n\nOne kilogram is a middle sized tub. Smaller packs are handy if you are unsure whether you will like the flavour, but you pay more per use and you end up reordering constantly. Very large packs cost less per serve but sit open for a long time, and the longer a powder stays open the more chance there is for moisture and clumping.\n\nA 1 kg protein tub lands in a sensible spot for regular use. It fits in a kitchen cupboard without hogging a shelf, and if you use it steadily it will not sit around for months once opened.\n\nIf you are completely new to stevia sweetened protein powder, that is the one thing worth thinking about before committing to a kilo. Stevia has a distinctive finish. Most people adjust quickly. A few never warm to it. Only you know which you are likely to be.\n\nLooking after it\n\nStorage is boring and it genuinely matters. Powder is hygroscopic, which is a long way of saying it pulls moisture out of the air.\n\nKeep the tub somewhere cool and dry. Not next to the kettle, not above the stove, not on a windowsill that gets afternoon sun. Close the lid firmly every single time. Keep the scoop inside the tub and keep it dry, because a damp scoop going back into dry powder is the most common cause of clumping.\n\nUse dry hands and a dry shaker. If you rinse your shaker, dry it properly before the next scoop goes in.\n\nAny storage instructions printed on the pack override this general advice. They always do.\n\nDelivery and returns, briefly\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is within Australia only.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, on unopened and sealed packs only. That restriction is standard for food and is about hygiene rather than inconvenience. If an item arrives faulty or damaged, it is put right under the Australian Consumer Law. No separate warranty is sold with this product.\n\nIf something is wrong with your order, message us with your order number and a photo of the problem. That is usually enough to get it sorted on the first reply.\n\nThe short version\n\nA 1 kg tub of chocolate protein drink mix made in Australia. The proteins are whey protein isolate, whey protein concentrate and micellar casein. The flavour is cocoa, the sweetener is stevia extract, and the whole ingredient list is six items long.\n\nMix a 30 g scoop with 300 to 400 ml of water, more water for a thinner shake, less for a thicker one. Expect it to be heavier than a plain whey shake, because of the casein.\n\nIt contains milk. It is not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it is meant to be used alongside a balanced diet. The label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions, so read it before you use it.\n\nIf that all sounds like what you were after, the tub is ready to ship.", "llm_summary": "Whey Protein Blend Chocolate 1 kg is a chocolate flavoured powdered sports food made in Australia and sold in a one kilogram tub. The ingredients listed by the maker are whey protein isolate, whey protein concentrate, micellar casein, flavouring, sweetener (stevia extract) and cocoa. The maker's directions are to mix one 30 gram scoop with 300 to 400 millilitres of water, adding more or less water to suit preference, because micellar casein makes a thick drink. The allergen information states the product contains milk. Brand, GTIN, MPN, net weight, pack dimensions and nutrition figures are not specified by the maker. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet. The pack label is the final word.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/whey-protein-blend-chocolate-1-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/whey-protein-blend-chocolate-1-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/whey-protein-blend-chocolate-1-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "whey-protein-concentrate-unflavoured-1-kg", "sku": "whey-protein-concentrate-unflavoured-1-kg", "title": "Whey Protein Concentrate Unflavoured 1 kg", "slug": "whey-protein-concentrate-unflavoured-1-kg", "price": 107.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "whey-protein", "category_label": "Whey Protein", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/whey-protein/whey-protein-concentrate-unflavoured-1-kg/main-whey-protein-concentrate-unflavoured-1-kg.jpg" ], "description_short": "One kilogram of pasture fed whey protein concentrate with sunflower lecithin for easier mixing, packed in Australia and ready to stir into water, milk or your favourite beverage.", "description": "The problem with flavoured powder\n\nMost protein powders arrive with a personality. Vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, cookies and cream. That is fine for a shaker bottle after the gym, and it is a disaster in a savoury pancake, a cheesecake base or a bowl of curried oats that nobody asked for. Once the flavouring is in the bag, you cannot take it out.\n\nThat is the gap an unflavoured powder fills. This is a 1 kg pack of whey protein concentrate with nothing added for taste. The ingredients listed by the maker are pasture fed whey protein concentrate and sunflower lecithin, and the lecithin is there for mixing, not flavour. What you do with it is up to you.\n\nPeople who cook tend to work this out quickly. A plain base goes in anything. A flavoured one goes in about four things, and then sits in the cupboard getting pushed further back behind the rice.\n\nWhat whey concentrate actually is\n\nWhey is the liquid part of milk that separates out during cheese making. Concentrate is one of the standard forms it is sold in, alongside isolate and hydrolysate, and the differences come down to how far the processing goes. Concentrate is the least processed of the three.\n\nThe maker does not include a protein percentage or a nutrition panel, so we are not going to quote one. The panel printed on the pack is the accurate source and it should be read before use. That is not us being cagey, it is just that inventing numbers for a food product is a bad idea and we will not do it.\n\nThe maker describes the whey as pasture fed. Sunflower lecithin is the second and only other listed ingredient, and it is added to help the powder wet out when it hits liquid instead of sitting on the surface in dry lumps. Anyone who has tried mixing a lecithin free powder with a spoon in a mug knows why it is there.\n\nHow to use it\n\nThe directions from the maker are simple enough to remember. Mix, shake or blend 30 g, which is about three heaped tablespoons, with 150 ml of water, milk or your favourite beverage. One to three servings a day is the suggested range, depending on your dietary requirements as advised by a health care professional.\n\nWater gives you a thin, light drink. Milk gives you something creamier and thicker. Plant milks behave much the same way, and the choice there is about taste and your own dietary preferences rather than anything technical.\n\nFor mixing, the order matters more than the equipment. Liquid into the shaker first, powder second, lid on, shake for ten or fifteen seconds. If you tip powder into an empty bottle and then add liquid, you get a paste welded to the bottom that no amount of shaking will rescue.\n\nCooking and baking\n\nThis is where plain powder earns its place in the pantry. Because there is no flavouring and nothing sweet, you can treat it as an ingredient rather than a finished drink.\n\nStir it through overnight oats before they go in the fridge. Whisk it into pancake batter with the dry ingredients. Fold it into muffin mix. Blend it with frozen banana and milk for something closer to a thick shake. Add it to home made desserts where you want body without adding another flavour to the mix.\n\nA couple of practical notes from anyone who has baked with protein powder. It absorbs liquid, so batters often need a splash more milk or water than the original recipe says. And it behaves differently to flour, so swapping out a large proportion of the flour in a recipe usually gives you something dry and tight. Start small, maybe a few tablespoons, and adjust from there.\n\nIf you are specifically after the best whey protein for baking, unflavoured is almost always the answer, simply because it does not commit you to one direction before you have started.\n\nWho it suits, and who it does not\n\nIt suits people who cook, people who like controlling what goes into their food, and people who are tired of sweet powders. It suits anyone who wants a plain base they can flavour with cocoa, cinnamon, coffee, fruit or nut butter depending on the day.\n\nIt does not suit everyone. Whey is dairy derived, so if you avoid dairy this is not the product for you. If you are looking for a sweet, ready flavoured drink straight out of the bag, you will probably find plain whey underwhelming on its own with water.\n\nThere are two clear limits worth stating directly. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15, and they are not suitable for pregnant women. They are also meant to be used alongside a balanced diet, not as a replacement for meals. If you are not sure how a product like this fits your situation, a health care professional is the right person to ask, and we are not.\n\nReading the label\n\nWe list what the maker gave us, which is the ingredients, the serving directions and the country of origin, listed as Australia. We do not list a nutrition panel, allergen statement, batch testing results or certifications, because none are supplied in our record and we are not going to make them up.\n\nThe label printed on the pack is the final word. Read it before you use the product, especially if you have an allergy, a dietary restriction or you need specific figures. That advice applies to every food product, not just this one, and it is worth building the habit.\n\nStorage and looking after the pack\n\nProtein powder has one real enemy, and that is moisture. Humidity turns free flowing powder into bricks, and a damp scoop does the same thing one scoop at a time.\n\nKeep the pack sealed in a cool, dry cupboard out of direct sunlight. Use a dry scoop with dry hands. Press the air out and reseal properly after each use. Do not store it next to anything with a strong smell, because powder picks up odours. Check the best before date on the pack and keep it out of reach of young children.\n\nSome people decant into an airtight container, which is fine, as long as you keep the original label or write down the best before date and the allergen information somewhere you will find it later.\n\nDelivery and returns\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is Australia only, and you get tracking so you can see where the parcel is.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. That is standard for food, and it is about hygiene rather than being difficult. If something arrives faulty or damaged, contact us with your order number and a photo, and we will put it right under the Australian Consumer Law. No separate warranty is sold with this product.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a plain 1 kg bag of whey protein concentrate with sunflower lecithin for mixing, and nothing added for flavour. Mix 30 g with 150 ml of liquid, or use it as an ingredient in cooking where a flavoured powder would get in the way.\n\nIt is a sports food for adults, not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it belongs alongside a balanced diet rather than instead of one. Read the label on the pack before you use it, store it dry, and reseal it properly. If you want a base you can take in any direction, plain is the practical choice.", "llm_summary": "Whey Protein Concentrate Unflavoured 1 kg is a plain, unflavoured whey protein powder supplied in a 1 kg pack. The ingredients listed by the maker are pasture fed whey protein concentrate and sunflower lecithin, which is included for easier mixing. The maker's directions are to mix, shake or blend 30 g (about 3 heaped tablespoons) with 150 ml of water, milk or another beverage, at 1 to 3 servings daily depending on individual dietary requirements as advised by a health care professional. Country of origin is listed as Australia. Pack weight, dimensions, brand, GTIN and MPN are not specified by the maker, and no nutrition panel figures, certifications or test results are listed. Sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet. The label on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/whey-protein-concentrate-unflavoured-1-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/whey-protein-concentrate-unflavoured-1-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/whey-protein-concentrate-unflavoured-1-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "whey-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg", "sku": "whey-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg", "title": "Whey Protein Isolate Vanilla 1 kg", "slug": "whey-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg", "price": 159.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "whey-protein", "category_label": "Whey Protein", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/whey-protein/whey-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg/main-whey-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/whey-protein/whey-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg/whey-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg-2.jpg" ], "description_short": "Made with a New Zealand grass-fed whey protein isolate blend that includes hydrolysed whey protein, flavouring, natural sweeteners and trace lecithin, in a simple vanilla flavour.", "description": "The problem this product solves\n\nMost people who buy a tub of protein powder are not chasing anything exotic. They want a plain flavour they will not get sick of, a pack size that lasts, and an ingredient list they can actually read. Then they want to put the tub in the cupboard and forget about it until the next time they fill a shaker.\n\nThe trouble is that the category is noisy. There are dozens of flavours, a pile of marketing words on every label, and prices that swing wildly for powders that look fairly similar on paper. It gets hard to work out what you are actually comparing.\n\nThis page is about one product. A 1 kg pack of vanilla whey protein isolate powder. What follows sticks to what the maker has told us, plus general advice on buying and using any powder of this type.\n\nWhat is actually in the pack\n\nThe maker lists the ingredients as a New Zealand grass-fed whey protein isolate blend, which includes hydrolysed whey protein (WPH) and whey protein isolate, plus flavouring, natural sweeteners and lecithin in trace amounts. That is the whole list as supplied.\n\nTwo forms of whey appear in that blend. Whey protein isolate and hydrolysed whey protein are different processing routes for the same raw material. If you want the maker's own description of either, it will be on the pack.\n\nThe flavour is vanilla, and it is the only flavour offered here. Vanilla is the workhorse of the category for a reason. It is mild, it does not fight with other ingredients, and it tends not to wear out its welcome the way heavier flavours can.\n\nThe label printed on the pack you receive is the final word on ingredients, allergens and directions. Read it before you use the product. If anything on the pack differs from what you read here, the pack wins.\n\nHow you use it\n\nThe maker's directions are short. Mix 30 grams, described as one level scoop, with water or low-fat milk. The maker suggests using it directly after training, or at any other time during the day as a low-fat meal replacement.\n\nWater and milk give you two different drinks. Water keeps the shake thin and light, and it is the easier option at the gym. Low-fat milk makes it thicker and creamier, which some people prefer at home. Neither is more correct than the other.\n\nHere is the detail that catches people out. This item does not include a measuring scoop. The maker says so directly. If you want to hit the 30 gram serve properly, use a kitchen scale or borrow a scoop from a pack you already own.\n\nHonestly, scales are the better option anyway. Scoops vary between brands, and a heaped scoop can be well over the intended serve. A cheap set of digital kitchen scales removes all of that guesswork and will last you through many tubs.\n\nWho this suits, and who it does not\n\nThis is a sports food for general adult use alongside a balanced diet. Sports foods like this one are not suitable for children under 15, and they are not suitable for pregnant women. That is worth stating plainly rather than burying in small print.\n\nIf you avoid dairy, this is not for you. The maker's allergen information states the product contains milk. It also names soy lecithin, which appears in the ingredient list in trace amounts.\n\nThere is a further warning from the maker about the production facility. The product was made in a facility that may also process ingredients containing milk, eggs, wheat, soy and nuts. That is a cross-contact statement rather than a list of what is in the tub, but it matters a great deal if you have a serious allergy to any of those. If that applies to you, read the pack carefully or choose a product with a clearer statement.\n\nFor anything to do with your own health, diet or medication, talk to a doctor, pharmacist or dietitian. We cannot give that advice, and we do not make health, medical or performance claims about this product.\n\nHow to choose between powders\n\nOnce you strip away the marketing, there are only a handful of things worth comparing.\n\nStart with the ingredient list. A short list you can read in a few seconds tells you more than any claim on the front of the pack. Compare like with like, and check whether a product names its protein form the way this one does.\n\nThen look at pack size against how often you will actually use it. A 1 kg pack is a middle-ground size. It is big enough to last a while without sitting open for months, and small enough that you are not committing to a flavour you have never tried. If you drink a shake most days, a 1 kg pack moves through at a reasonable pace. If you only use powder occasionally, it will last you a good long time, so storage matters more.\n\nFlavour choice is simpler than people make it. Vanilla and unflavoured are the two safest picks because they cooperate with other ingredients. Stronger flavours are fine if you drink them with plain water and nothing else, but they get odd once you add fruit or coffee. If you are weighing up the best vanilla whey isolate powder against a bolder option, think about how you will actually drink it.\n\nLastly, factor in the small stuff. The missing scoop here is a good example. It is not a fault, it is just a detail worth knowing so you are not standing in the kitchen on day one improvising with a tablespoon.\n\nStorage and keeping the powder in good shape\n\nPowder has one real enemy, and that is moisture. Keep the pack sealed, store it somewhere cool and dry, and keep it out of direct sunlight. A pantry shelf is fine. The cupboard directly above a kettle is not.\n\nOnly ever put a clean, dry scoop or spoon into the pack. A wet scoop introduces moisture that turns the surrounding powder into hard clumps. Those clumps are a texture problem rather than anything worse, but they are annoying and avoidable.\n\nMix only what you intend to drink. A made-up shake is a dairy drink, and it should be treated like one. Do not leave it sitting in a warm car or on a desk for hours.\n\nIf the pack carries its own storage instructions from the maker, follow those. Check the best-before date when the parcel arrives, and plan your use around it.\n\nMixing it well\n\nAdd your liquid to the shaker first, then the powder on top. Doing it the other way round packs dry powder into the bottom corners where the ball cannot reach it. Shake properly for about twenty seconds.\n\nA shaker with a wire ball or a mesh insert makes a real difference. If you want a thicker drink, use a blender with ice and a banana. Plenty of people stir vanilla powder through oats or yoghurt instead of drinking it, which is a matter of taste rather than anything the maker directs.\n\nBear in mind that whatever else goes into the glass changes the nutrition of the finished drink. The maker's directions cover water and low-fat milk only.\n\nDelivery and returns\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier, Australia only. You will get tracking so you can see where the parcel is.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, on unopened and sealed packs only. That restriction is standard for food products and it is there for hygiene reasons. If a pack arrives faulty or damaged, that is put right under the Australian Consumer Law, so contact us with your order number and a photo and we will handle it.\n\nNo warranty is sold with this product, because it is a food item rather than a durable good. Your consumer law rights still stand.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 1 kg pack of vanilla whey protein isolate powder, made from a New Zealand grass-fed whey protein isolate blend that includes hydrolysed whey protein, with flavouring, natural sweeteners and trace lecithin. The maker's direction is to mix 30 grams with water or low-fat milk.\n\nNo scoop is included, so have kitchen scales ready. The product contains milk and soy lecithin, and was made in a facility that may also process eggs, wheat and nuts. It is not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it should be used alongside a balanced diet.\n\nRead the label on the pack before you use it. That label is always the final word.", "llm_summary": "Whey Protein Isolate Vanilla 1 kg is a vanilla-flavoured whey protein isolate powder sold as a sports food, with a country of origin of Australia. The maker lists the ingredients as a New Zealand grass-fed whey protein isolate blend containing hydrolysed whey protein (WPH) and whey protein isolate, plus flavouring, natural sweeteners and trace lecithin. The maker's directions are to mix 30 grams (one level scoop) with water or low-fat milk, either directly after training or at another time as a low-fat meal replacement. The pack does not include a measuring scoop. Allergen information from the maker notes milk and soy lecithin, and facility handling of milk, eggs, wheat, soy and nuts. Brand, GTIN, weight and pack dimensions are not specified by the maker.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/whey-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/whey-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/whey-protein-isolate-vanilla-1-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "whey-protein-powder-chocolate-2-kg", "sku": "whey-protein-powder-chocolate-2-kg", "title": "Whey Protein Powder Chocolate 2 kg", "slug": "whey-protein-powder-chocolate-2-kg", "price": 185.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "whey-protein", "category_label": "Whey Protein", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/whey-protein/whey-protein-powder-chocolate-2-kg/main-whey-protein-powder-chocolate-2-kg.jpg" ], "description_short": "Chocolate flavoured whey protein powder in a 2 kg pack, scooped straight into water or milk for a quick shake at home, at work or in the gym bag.", "description": "The problem a big tub solves\n\nMost people who use protein powder do not quit because they hate it. They quit because they ran out on a Tuesday, forgot to reorder, and the habit quietly fell apart. Small packs encourage that. You buy 500 g, you get through it in a fortnight, and then there is a gap.\n\nA 2 kg tub removes that friction. It is a bulk size, which means fewer orders and fewer gaps. If you drink a chocolate protein shake four or five times a week, this is the pack size that matches that rhythm. If you have one occasionally, honestly, a smaller tub might suit you better, and there is no shame in saying so.\n\nThe other quiet advantage is cost per serve. Bigger packs almost always work out cheaper per scoop than small ones, which is why bulk whey protein powder sells so steadily. Whether that matters to you depends on how often you use it.\n\nWhat this product actually is\n\nIt is a 2 kg tub of chocolate flavoured whey protein powder, sold as a sports food. That is the honest description, and we are going to stick to it.\n\nWe do not list nutrition figures, a serve count, an ingredient list or allergen details on this page. That is deliberate. Formulations get tweaked between production runs, and we are not willing to publish numbers we cannot stand behind. The label printed on the tub is the final word on ingredients, allergens, nutrition and directions for use. Read it when the pack arrives, and read it before your first scoop.\n\nWe also make no claims about what it does. Not for muscle, not for recovery, not for energy, not for anything else. It is a chocolate flavoured powder you mix with liquid. Anything beyond that is between you, your diet and a qualified health professional.\n\nWho should not use it\n\nThis part matters more than any flavour note.\n\nSports foods are not suitable for children under 15 and are not suitable for pregnant women. That is the maker's own warning and we repeat it plainly. Sports foods should also be used with a balanced diet, not as a replacement for meals.\n\nIf you avoid dairy, bear in mind that whey is a dairy derived ingredient. If you have a serious allergy of any kind, check the allergen statement on the pack carefully before you open it, and return the sealed tub if it does not suit.\n\nHow people actually use it\n\nThe simplest method is a shaker bottle. Liquid first, powder second, lid on, shake hard for about twenty seconds. That order matters more than people expect; powder hitting a dry bottle base is what creates those stubborn lumps at the bottom.\n\nWater gives you a lighter, thinner drink. Milk gives you something closer to a chocolate milkshake, thicker and richer. Oat, soy and almond drinks all work too, and each one changes the texture slightly. There is no correct answer, only the one you will actually drink.\n\nBeyond shakes, chocolate is the easiest flavour to hide in food. Stir a serve through porridge or overnight oats. Fold it into yoghurt. Add it to a smoothie with banana and a spoon of peanut butter. Some people use a chocolate protein powder for baking, in pancake batter or homemade bars, though heat does change the texture, so start small and see how it behaves before committing a whole batch.\n\nChoosing between pack sizes\n\nThink about three things: how often you drink it, how much storage space you have, and how confident you are in the flavour.\n\nIf you already know you like chocolate whey protein and you drink it most days, the 2 kg tub is the obvious pick. You are buying convenience as much as powder.\n\nIf you have never tried this particular product, there is a reasonable argument for starting smaller elsewhere and coming back for the bulk tub once you know you like it. Our change of mind window covers unopened packs only, which is the normal rule for food, so you cannot try a scoop and then send the rest back. Be realistic with yourself before you open the seal.\n\nStorage is the third factor people forget. Two kilograms is a decent-sized container. Make sure you have somewhere cool and dry for it that is not above the stove or next to the kettle.\n\nMixing it well\n\nA few small habits make a real difference to how a bulk tub performs over its life.\n\nAlways use a dry scoop. A wet scoop introduces moisture, moisture creates clumps, and clumps make the last third of the tub unpleasant to use. If the scoop ever gets damp, dry it properly before putting it back.\n\nClose the lid firmly every single time. Protein powder is hygroscopic, which is a fancy way of saying it pulls water out of the air. A lid left loose overnight in a humid kitchen can noticeably change the texture.\n\nIf you like your shake cold, either use chilled liquid or make it and leave it in the fridge for ten minutes. Chocolate powders generally taste better cold than lukewarm.\n\nStorage and shelf life\n\nKeep the tub in a cool, dry spot away from direct sunlight. A pantry shelf or a cupboard away from heat sources is ideal. Avoid the top of the fridge, which gets warmer than people realise, and avoid anywhere with cooking steam.\n\nCheck the best before date on the pack and note any statement about use after opening. Follow whatever the maker prints there rather than a general rule of thumb.\n\nIf the powder has turned hard, smells wrong or looks different from how it did when you opened it, do not use it. That is rare if the tub has been stored dry, but it is worth saying.\n\nDelivery and returns\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days of your order. Delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier, Australia only. You will get tracking details once the parcel leaves us, so you can see where it is.\n\nChange of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. This is standard for food products and we cannot make exceptions on opened tubs for hygiene reasons.\n\nIf your item arrives faulty or damaged, we will put it right under the Australian Consumer Law. Send us a photo of the pack and the outer box and we will handle it from there. No warranty is sold with this product, and you do not need one; your consumer law rights apply regardless.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 2 kg tub of chocolate whey protein powder. It is a bulk pack for people who drink shakes regularly and would rather not reorder every few weeks. Mix it with water for something light or with milk for something richer, or stir it through oats and yoghurt if you prefer eating it to drinking it.\n\nIt is a sports food, which means it is not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it belongs alongside a balanced diet rather than in place of meals.\n\nEverything specific, the ingredients, the allergens, the nutrition panel, the serving size, lives on the pack label. Read it before you use it. If it does not suit you and the seal is still intact, send it back within 14 days and we will sort out the return.", "llm_summary": "This product is a 2 kg tub of chocolate flavoured whey protein powder, sold as a sports food in Australia. It is supplied new and sealed. The powder is mixed with water, milk or another drink of the buyer's choice, or stirred through foods such as oats or yoghurt. Brand, nutrition figures, serve count, ingredient list, allergen details, country of origin, pack dimensions and shipping weight are not specified by the maker; the label printed on the pack is the authoritative source for ingredients, allergens, nutrition information and directions for use. The maker states that sports foods are not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet. No health or performance claims are made.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/whey-protein-powder-chocolate-2-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/whey-protein-powder-chocolate-2-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/whey-protein-powder-chocolate-2-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" }, { "id": "whey-protein-powder-strawberry-cream-1-kg", "sku": "whey-protein-powder-strawberry-cream-1-kg", "title": "Whey Protein Powder Strawberry Cream 1 kg", "slug": "whey-protein-powder-strawberry-cream-1-kg", "price": 125.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "whey-protein", "category_label": "Whey Protein", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": null, "images": [ "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/whey-protein/whey-protein-powder-strawberry-cream-1-kg/main-whey-protein-powder-strawberry-cream-1-kg.jpg", "https://supplementcompany.com.au/dropship-images/whey-protein/whey-protein-powder-strawberry-cream-1-kg/whey-protein-powder-strawberry-cream-1-kg-2.jpg" ], "description_short": "Made with 98% whey protein concentrate from milk, flavoured with strawberry cream and coloured with beetroot red, in a resealable kitchen-friendly pack.", "description": "The problem with most protein tubs\n\nMost people do not stop using protein powder because it stopped working for them. They stop because the tub tastes like something they have to get through. It sits at the back of the cupboard, half full, and eventually gets thrown out. That is wasted money and a wasted kilogram of food.\n\nFlavour fatigue is real and it is the single most common reason a tub goes unfinished. A powder that tastes sharp, chalky or artificial on the first shake will taste worse on the twentieth. So the practical question when you are buying is not only what is in the tub. It is whether you will still want to drink it in a month.\n\nStrawberry cream sits in the safe middle of the flavour range for that reason. It is sweet, soft and familiar. It does not have the bitterness that some chocolate powders pick up when mixed with water, and it does not have the sharp edge of a citrus or tropical flavour. If you are hunting for the best everyday protein powder rather than something novel, a mild fruit-and-cream flavour is usually the one still being used when the tub runs out.\n\nWhat is actually in this powder\n\nThe ingredient list here is short, which makes it easy to understand.\n\nWhey protein concentrate from milk makes up 98 percent of the powder. That concentrate carries two emulsifiers, sunflower lecithin and soy lecithin. After that there is flavouring, colour in the form of beetroot red, and sucralose as the sweetener. That is the whole list as the maker gives it.\n\nWhey is a milk protein. During cheese and dairy processing, milk separates into solids and a liquid, and that liquid is where the whey comes from. It gets filtered and dried into the fine powder you end up scooping. Concentrate is one of the standard forms sold, and it is what this product uses.\n\nThe lecithin is there for a practical reason rather than a flavour one. Dry protein powder is naturally reluctant to mix with water. It wants to float, clump and sit in a dry lump at the bottom of the shaker. Lecithin is an emulsifier, which means it helps the powder wet out and take up liquid so it disperses instead of balling up. Anyone who has mixed a non-lecithinated powder by hand knows the difference.\n\nBeetroot red does the colouring. It is why the powder and the finished shake come out pink rather than off-white. Sucralose handles the sweetness without adding sugar to the ingredient list.\n\nOne thing worth stating plainly: this contains milk and soy. If either is a problem for you, this is not your product. And whatever we write here, the label printed on the pack is the final word on ingredients, allergens, directions and storage. Read it before your first serve.\n\nWho this suits and who it does not\n\nThis suits someone who already drinks protein shakes, has no issue with dairy or soy, and wants a straightforward tub in a flavour that is easy to live with. It suits people who mix with milk as often as water. It suits people who throw powder into a blender with frozen fruit.\n\nIt does not suit vegans, because whey is a dairy ingredient. It does not suit anyone with a milk or soy allergy. And it is not for children under 15 or for pregnant women, which is standard for sports foods of this kind. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or managing a health condition, talk to your doctor before adding anything new to your diet.\n\nIt also should not be treated as a meal. A sports food like this is meant to be used alongside a varied and balanced diet, not in place of food. Think of it as an extra, not a replacement.\n\nPicking the right pack size\n\nPack size matters more than people expect. Buy too big and the flavour goes stale on you before you finish it. Buy too small and you are reordering constantly and paying more per kilogram.\n\nOne kilogram is the size most regular users land on. It is enough to last a decent stretch of normal use without sitting open for half a year. If you are new to protein powder and completely unsure whether you will like strawberry, a smaller trial tub is the safer move. If you already know you drink shakes several times a week, a 1 kg pack is the sensible middle ground and tends to be the best 1 kg protein powder purchase for a single person rather than a household.\n\nStorage plays into this too. Every time you open the lid you let in air and moisture. A tub you get through in reasonable time stays in better condition than one that sits open for months.\n\nGetting a smooth shake every time\n\nThere is a right order for mixing and most people get it wrong.\n\nPut the liquid in the shaker first. Then add the powder. Then seal and shake hard for twenty to thirty seconds. If you put powder in first and pour liquid on top, you force the dry powder into a compressed lump against the bottom of the bottle, and no amount of shaking fully breaks that up.\n\nUse cold liquid. Cold water or cold milk gives a better texture and a cleaner taste than room temperature. If you are using a blender, the same rule applies, liquid before powder, so the powder does not cake onto the blades.\n\nKeep your scoop dry. A damp scoop left in the tub will clump the powder around it and that clump will not dissolve properly later. Store the scoop outside the tub if you can, or at least dry it between uses.\n\nMilk versus water comes down to what you want. Milk gives a thicker, creamier, more dessert-like shake, which suits strawberry cream well. Water gives a lighter drink that goes down faster. Neither is wrong. People looking for the best protein powder for mixing with milk usually gravitate to the sweeter dairy-friendly flavours, and this is one of them.\n\nLooking after the tub\n\nStorage is simple but it is where most powder gets ruined. Keep the tub in a cool, dry place. A kitchen cupboard away from the oven and away from the window is ideal. Direct sunlight and heat are not your friends.\n\nClose the lid firmly every single time. Protein powder pulls moisture out of the air, and once it does, you get hard lumps that will not dissolve and a texture that never comes back. The humidity in a bathroom or a car boot is particularly bad for it.\n\nDo not store it anywhere it will be knocked around and split. And once you have mixed a shake, drink it fresh or keep it cold and finish it the same day. A protein shake left out on a bench for hours is not something you want to come back to.\n\nDelivery and what happens if it is wrong\n\nWe dispatch within 2 working days, and delivery then takes up to 7 working days by tracked courier. Delivery is Australia only.\n\nBecause this is a food, change of mind returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unopened, sealed packs only. Once a tub is opened we cannot take it back, which is standard across food retail. If your pack arrives faulty or damaged in transit, get in touch and we will sort it out under the Australian Consumer Law. There is no separate warranty sold with this product.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a one kilogram tub of strawberry cream flavoured whey protein powder made in Australia. It is 98 percent whey protein concentrate from milk, with sunflower and soy lecithin as emulsifiers, plus flavouring, beetroot red colour and sucralose.\n\nIt contains milk and soy. It is not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women, and it should be used with a balanced diet rather than instead of meals.\n\nMix it liquid first, powder second, shake hard, drink cold. Keep the lid shut and the scoop dry. And read the label on the pack before your first serve, because that label is the final word on what is in it and how to use it.", "llm_summary": "Whey Protein Powder Strawberry Cream 1 kg is a strawberry cream flavoured whey protein powder sold in a one kilogram pack and made in Australia. The ingredients listed by the maker are whey protein concentrate (milk) at 98 percent, which includes the emulsifiers sunflower lecithin and soy lecithin, plus flavouring, colour (beetroot red) and sweetener (sucralose). It contains milk and soy. Nutrition figures, serving size, scoop size, number of serves, pack dimensions and product weight are not specified by the maker, so the label on the pack should be read before use. This type of sports food is not suitable for children under 15 or for pregnant women and should be used with a balanced diet.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns for packs that are unopened and in their original sealed packaging, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty, damaged or wrongly described goods, opened or not. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Supplement Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/whey-protein-powder-strawberry-cream-1-kg/", "canonical_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/whey-protein-powder-strawberry-cream-1-kg/", "json_url": "https://supplementcompany.com.au/api/products/whey-protein-powder-strawberry-cream-1-kg.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-11" } ] }