Kindred Labs
4.3 · 7.6kWhey Protein Everyday
- Lowest price
- £42.99
- Cost per serving
- 65p
- Servings
- 66
27g of protein per scoop with very little lactose.
At a glance
A filtered isolate rather than a concentrate, so protein per scoop is high and lactose is minimal. Batch tested for sport. Three flavours, all restrained rather than sweet.
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The brand
A sports nutrition brand with a large following in strength training. Third-party batch tested for sport, which is reflected in the price.
Sustainability
Recyclable tub. Batch certificates published.What is in it
Every active ingredient amount is printed on the label.
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, Steviol glycosides.
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
4 retailers checked. Prices last updated in this prototype as sample data.
Brand direct
Ships from the brand · subscription usually cheapest here
£45
£38.25 on subscription
Lowest seen in 90 days: £43.91
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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.
Ashcombe Health · Private medical cover with a digital GP included, from £29 a month for a single adult. Pre-existing conditions assessed individually.
What customers say
Aggregated themes rather than a single star rating, because the useful signal is usually in what people repeatedly complain about.
4,188 reviews
Aggregated from retailer reviews, independent review platform. Sample data for this prototype — no real customer reviews are shown, and no review here has been checked for medical accuracy.
What people liked
What came up repeatedly
“Concentrate always bothered my stomach. This does not, and it does not taste like a milkshake either.”
Aaron D.··Vitality DirectVerified purchase
“Good but you pay for the isolate. Concentrate is fine if lactose is not an issue for you.”
Kirsty M.··Nourish & CoVerified purchase
Instead of this
Cheaper, more expensive and similar options within protein powders.
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