TAHA Whey Isolate - Natural/Unflavored, 2LB Pouch
- Brand:
- TAHA Health & Nutrition
- Model Number:
- UPC:
- 850055701052
- EAN:
- 0850055701052
- ASIN:
- B0CV2Q18TY
- Walmart SKU:
- 6137823611
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$49.95 | |
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$39.96 | |
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$49.95 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.15/5 from 20 reviews.
I have been using TAHA protein isolate for a quite sometime, this is one of the best protein supplements I have used. Highly recommended.
I used to own Advanced Fitness Nutrition, Inc.(AFN, Inc,), from 1999-2001. And, this year I noticed a change in mixability of the Promix unflavored whey isolate after purchasing for over two years, which is glyphosate free tested to. Well, initially, Promix would mix instantly, and then I started mixing it with my Perfect Supplements Hydrolyzed Collagen, Nutrex Spirulina, and the Feel Good Turmeric. I thought the Promix was hard to mix because of the collagen. But, one day I was going shopping, and fixed up a serving of Promix unflavored whey isolate, and that's when I noticed the change in the way it mixed. In 1995, they had a protein called Isopure, and attached to the protein was a little sample packet that they included for you to mix in water. This sample packet would mix instantly, and not like a whey concentrate mixes! Anyways, after working for GNC corporate in Fashion Fair for a year, working 5 years for my future business partner who owned Advanced Fitness Nutrition, 3 years owning AFN, Inc., and working out for 52 years. I know how a whey isolate mixes, and Taha mixes instantly like it should mix! In addition, although Promix tested for glyphosate, it wasn't certified by the Detox Project. And, because Taha is New Zealand Grass-Fed, Pastured Raised unflavored whey isolate, glyphosate free Detox Project certified, makes my psyche feel good!
I love this protein powder because it has clean quality ingredients with no artificial sweeteners or sugar. Also, I love that it comes in a bag instead of a big plastic tub. I am trying to reduce plastic in my consumption and this works great.
Excellent protein powder; it blends well with water. I add it to my baking for added protein.
Walmart was clearancing taha protein powders so I got them for half price. I purchased a couple to try and loved it so much, I purchased all they had left. I opened one and it went rancid. the oils in it spoiled. I was so disappointed. I checked all 7 bags and only 2 were good. I suppose that Walmart didn't rotate the stock. I returned the spoiled packages. I don't want to seem racist but my closest Walmart was surprisingly 9 out of 10 people were clearly middle eastern. I can only presume that the people hiring were preferencisial in their job. the customer service lady didn't seem too happy. I told her they were all spoiled. she made no marking of the packages. a couple weeks later, I was placing my Christmas present orders only to have my order unexpectedly cancelled moments later. I placed the order 2 more times only to have those cancelled too. I chatted online and tried calling but no one could tell me what happened. one person told me to go into the store. I told them there's a reason I order for delivery, I'm bedridden most days. I already wasn't happy that I could only return the powder in store. I never placed my order. in January, I placed an order from a different store and had no issues. their loss. I'd wanted to purchase the product elsewhere and it's just too expensive but, it's a good product.
Doesn't mix very well with cold water as it clumps up like most protein shakes made in a glass but flavor tastes great.
I did not like the vanilla milk taste. I use 1/2 recommended and it's fine.
Haven't tried it yet. Will later this evening with my milk and English muffin. I'm fairly concerned about the fact that I spent $50 for two pounds of powder that I'm supposed to scoop into my glass. Except there is no scoop provided. And no instructions as to how much is to go into a scoop. Am I to divvy up all thw servings so I can figure exactly how much is to go into a scoop? Because that would be illogical. Does anyone else know how much in a scoop? Does including a tiny little plastic scoop affect the bottom line this much? I'm not taking this stuff for fun or to build mass, I'm taking it for a medical issue involving my immunoglobulin so to know how much to scoop would be fantastic.
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