Aurum Nutrition
4.6 · 4.2kWhey Protein Isolate
- Lowest price
- £44.99
- Cost per serving
- £1.36
- Servings
- 33
Whey concentrate in a 2kg bag, priced per gram of protein.
At a glance
Concentrate rather than isolate, which means slightly less protein per scoop, some lactose and a considerably lower price. For most people who are not lactose sensitive, this is the sensible default.
It may suit you if
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The brand
A direct-to-consumer brand that competes on cost per serving and plain labelling. Minimal packaging, larger tub sizes, few flavour options.
Sustainability
Recyclable pouch. Limited sourcing information published.What is in it
Key amounts are given, some supporting detail is not published.
The most filtered form of whey, so higher protein per scoop and very little lactose. Isolate costs more per kilo than concentrate. Typical serving across the market: 25g – 32g of powder. Published human research: extensive.
Other ingredients
Natural flavouring, Sunflower lecithin.
Read the pack, not this page
Formulations and allergen declarations change without notice. Always read the label on the pack you actually receive, particularly if you have an allergy.Where to buy
3 retailers checked. Prices last updated in this prototype as sample data.
Brand direct
Ships from the brand · subscription usually cheapest here
£43.50
£39.15 on subscription
Lowest seen in 90 days: £42.54at that price now
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How the cost works out
Cost per serving is the fairest way to compare, because pack sizes vary enormously within the same category. It still does not account for how much active ingredient is in each serving — check that too.
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What customers say
Aggregated themes rather than a single star rating, because the useful signal is usually in what people repeatedly complain about.
7,622 reviews
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What people liked
What came up repeatedly
“Worked out at under seventy pence for thirty grams of protein. Nothing came close.”
Marcus E.··Vitality DirectVerified purchase
“Great value but concentrate does not agree with me. Switched to an isolate.”
Hana K.··Nourish & CoVerified purchase
Instead of this
Cheaper, more expensive and similar options within protein powders.
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