Whey Protein — Chocolate

Description

Premium chocolate whey isolate blend — 24g protein, honestly dosed

CapyFuel Whey Protein in Chocolate is a premium whey isolate blend built for people who train and want a clean, fast-digesting protein hit without the hype. Each 30g serving delivers 24g of protein and 5.4g of naturally occurring BCAAs, with 67 servings per tub. Protein contributes to a growth in muscle mass and to the maintenance of muscle mass.

What it is

An isolate-led whey blend — whey protein isolate is filtered to a higher protein percentage with less lactose, carbohydrate and fat than concentrate, so you get more protein per scoop and an easy-mixing, smooth chocolate shake. Clean label, honest dosing: what’s on the front of the tub is what’s in the scoop.

Who it’s for

Anyone topping up their daily protein around training — whether you lift, run, play sport or just want a convenient, high-protein option that tastes like a treat. If you struggle to hit your protein target from food alone, a daily shake is a practical way to close the gap.

How to use — dose & timing

Mix one 30g scoop with 250–300ml of cold water or milk, 1–2 times daily. Your total daily protein matters most, so the simplest approach is to fit a serving wherever it helps you reach your target — many people find one around training or with a meal works well. Shake or blend for 10–15 seconds.

What’s in it

• Protein: 24g per 30g serving (whey isolate blend)
• Naturally occurring BCAAs: 5.4g per serving
• Servings: 67 per tub · Flavour: Chocolate
• No banned substances, no proprietary blends — transparent per-serving amounts

Protein contributes to the maintenance of normal bones.

Frequently asked questions

Is this isolate or concentrate? It’s an isolate-led blend, so it carries less lactose and more protein per scoop than a pure concentrate. See our guide on whey isolate vs concentrate.

How much protein do I need a day? A common guideline for active adults is roughly 1.4–2.0g per kg of body weight, adjusted for goals. Read how much protein you actually need.

Is whey suitable if I’m lactose-sensitive? An isolate blend is lower in lactose than concentrate, which many people find easier to tolerate, though individual sensitivity varies.

Learn more: Whey protein: the complete guide · How much protein per day · Isolate vs concentrate