Hi Guys, new to the forums. DeVNutrition is an up and coming supplement company. We are in the process of producing a whey protein isolate. Not really sure how to go about this, but I'll give it a shot. We may be looking for people to give our product a review on this site in order to get our product out to the public. It is a whey protein isolate consisting of 110 calories, 0g FAT, 1g CARBS (0 SUGAR), and 26g of PROTEIN per scoop (30 gram scoop). Yep, 26 grams of protein. No Lactose, No Fat and No Cholesterol. It is also sweetened with Stevia.
It will be offered in Chocolate and Vanilla to start. So like I said, just wanted to get this out there and see what some of you guys think and if anyone is interested in reviewing our product. Thanks a lot guys.

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Thanks for reading.

Pricing will be around $26 for 840 grams (28 servings) and around $16 for 420 grams (14 servings). 26 grams of pure protein isolate per serving. with no fat, no sugar, and only 1 carb.

Let me know if interested in free samples.

Nearly $30 for less than 2lbs? Then again I never buy isolate...

Originally Posted by NomZ

Nearly $30 for less than 2lbs? Then again I never buy isolate...

Hey man, thanks for reply. This is exactly what I want to hear. Opinions on pricing and everything, thanks. $26 is big difference from $30 though. Plus you have to understand the fact that you are getting 26 grams of protein as opposed to 24 grams per serving. I know it sounds small ha, but it factors in. Thanks again.

Originally Posted by DeVNutrition

Hey man, thanks for reply. This is exactly what I want to hear. Opinions on pricing and everything, thanks. $26 is big difference from $30 though. Plus you have to understand the fact that you are getting 26 grams of protein as opposed to 24 grams per serving. I know it sounds small ha, but it factors in. Thanks again.

Well $28>$26 in your OP, and since there isn't an established price, I'd expect it to increase if anything.

I also could take a larger scoop if I wanted 2g more protein...Personally I won't be purchasing any isolate, more interested in cost effective protein that is quality/tastes good.

inb4 smartpowders

Quality isolate is running 7.50ish a pound right now. Smaller companies are going to get screwed as manufactures only have certain allotments of protein. This year the protein market will be a mess

Originally Posted by whatthafa

The pricing isn't horrible nor is it great. It's just kind of middle of the road. If it was a 2.2 lb container for that price I would be like holy shit though.

I got ya, thanks.

Originally Posted by NomZ

Well $28>$26 in your OP, and since there isn't an established price, I'd expect it to increase if anything.

I also could take a larger scoop if I wanted 2g more protein...Personally I won't be purchasing any isolate, more interested in cost effective protein that is quality/tastes good.

inb4 smartpowders

Of course, but you would be using more powder which would make it last less time. And I definitely do not plan on any price increase from those numbers. Thanks for the replies man, appreciated.

Originally Posted by smartpowders

Quality isolate is running 7.50ish a pound right now. Smaller companies are going to get screwed as manufactures only have certain allotments of protein. This year the protein market will be a mess

7.50ish a pound? Wow, havent seen any near that price. Thanks for replies, appreciated.

Originally Posted by Dr.Abs

unless the flavoring on this stuff is incredibly good, i personally wouldn't pay that much for that little protein, especially when there's already better options on the market, in terms of quality, price & flavor. talking strictly about isolates here.

also, what kind of whey isolate is it ?

Got ya. Not sure what you mean by what kind of isolate? If you mean how it is produced, it is produced only by MF/UF methods. No Lactose, No Fat and No Cholesterol. It is also sweetened with Stevia.

Nutritional Facts
Serving Size 1 Scoop (30 grams) Amount Per Serving






Calories: 110 Calories From Fat: 0
Amount % Daily Value Total Fat 0 g 0% Saturated Fat 0 g 0% Trans Fat 0 g 0% Cholesterol 0 mg 0% Sodium 150 mg 6% Total Carbohydrate 1 g <1% Dietary Fiber 0 g 0% Sugars 0 g Potassium 380 mg 11% Protein 26 g *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. Vitamin A Less Than 1% Vitamin C Less Than 1% Calcium 4% Iron Less Than 1%
Calories 2000 2500 Total Fat Less than 65 80 Saturated Fat Less than 20 25 Cholesterol Less than 300 300 Sodium Less than 2400 2400 Total Carbohydrate Less than 300 375 Dietary Fiber Less than 25 30 Calories Per Gram:
Fat 9 Carbohydrate 4 Protien 4 INGREDIENTS: Whey Protein Isolate, Natural and Artificial Flavors, Xanthan Gum, Stevia and Soy Lecithin. WARNING: KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN DO NOT USE IF SAFETY SEAL IS DAMAGED OR MISSING. ALLERGEN WARNING: CONTAINS MILK (WHEY) AND SOY (LECITHIN) CAUTION: This product is manufactured and packaged in a facility which may also process milk, soy, wheat, egg, peanuts, tree nuts, fish and crustacean shellfish These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Originally Posted by DeVNutrition

Got ya. Not sure what you mean by what kind of isolate? If you mean how it is produced, it is produced only by MF/UF methods. No Lactose, No Fat and No Cholesterol. It is also sweetened with Stevia.

my question was regarding method; you're saying it's a mix of micro filtered & cold filtered isolates ?

Iso-90 spot pricing is in that range now. Given your prices I just assumed you were already at spot pricing

So how much of this are you going to give me for letting you spam the board lol

Price is to much...would never pay 25$ for 2lbs of whey

Originally Posted by StimBrah

Price is to much...would never pay 25$ for 2lbs of whey

Okay. Just curious, where are most of you buying your supplements from? I rarely see 2lbs of whey isolate for under $25. And if they are, theyre usually not 26 grams of protein per serving. Thanks guys, all comments welcome

Originally Posted by DeVNutrition

Okay. Just curious, where are most of you buying your supplements from? I rarely see 2lbs of whey isolate for under $25. And if they are, theyre usually not 26 grams of protein per serving. Thanks guys, all comments welcome

lol some of the guys on here buy smartpowder's whey, it's like $30-35 for 5lbs, but it's a blend.

i personally prefer pure protein sources over blends when supplementing; $25 for 2lbs of isolate is an okay price, but like i said before, you need to do a great job with the product's flavoring, the extra 2g of protein per scoop isn't that big of a selling point imho.

I buy Elite Isolate, 24g of protein, 5lb tub @ 70+ servings for $38.95, flat. It just recently went up too since it used to be $36.95 for a long time before that.

"GMP Certified...."

Sent from my Evo.

Originally Posted by f1rstgt

I buy Elite Isolate, 24g of protein, 5lb tub @ 70+ servings for $38.95, flat. It just recently went up too since it used to be $36.95 for a long time before that.

"GMP Certified...."

Sent from my Evo.

Link to where to buy from??

That's a pretty good deal

Just have always hated elites flavoring

Originally Posted by StimBrah

Link to where to buy from??

That's a pretty good deal

Just have always hated elites flavoring

Massnutrition.com | Bodybuilding and Sports Supplements at Prices Wholesale to the Public!

I buy in person so idk how much the shipping is to where u live.