Proteins
Protein is the essential building block of muscle – it contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass and to the maintenance of normal bones. Whether you train in the cage, in the gym or are just getting started, a quality protein powder is the simplest way to give your body what it asks for after a workout. You can do anything – here and now.
Here you will find carefully selected proteins from premium brands: whey concentrates and isolates (MyoTec, Reflex Nutrition, Puhdistamo), the unique GOAT native goat protein by Primal Alchemy, beef and egg proteins, as well as plant-based and organic options. We favour clean formulas without unnecessary sweeteners and additives.
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How to choose a protein
- Whey protein – the fast-absorbing classic, ideal after training. Concentrate (WPC) offers full flavour and great value, isolate (WPI) more protein with minimal lactose and fat.
- Native goat protein – a premium alternative to cow's whey with exclusively A2 casein, gently processed without denaturation. The flagship GOAT range by Primal Alchemy.
- Beef and egg protein – the choice for anyone who wants to avoid dairy proteins entirely while staying with an animal source offering a complete amino acid spectrum.
- Plant-based (vegan) protein – multi-source plant blends for vegans and anyone limiting animal products.
- Organic proteins – ingredients from certified organic farming for the cleanest possible shake.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between concentrate and isolate?
Concentrate (WPC) typically contains 70–80% protein and keeps the natural taste of whey. Isolate (WPI) undergoes finer filtration – it has a higher protein content with only traces of lactose and fat, making it a better fit for those sensitive to milk sugar.
When is the best time to take protein?
Whenever you need to top up your protein intake – most often after training, at breakfast or as a snack during the day. Protein contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass; total daily intake matters more than exact timing.
Who is goat protein for?
Anyone looking for a premium alternative to cow's whey. Goat milk contains exclusively A2 casein and smaller fat globules than cow's milk. Note – it still contains lactose, so it is not suitable for lactose intolerance.
Is there an option for vegans?
Yes. We offer multi-source plant proteins that combine different plant sources for a more complete amino acid profile.