Hydrolysed Whey Protein 20kg Bulk

Hydrolysed Whey Protein: 20kg Bulk

Hydrolysed Whey Protein is a high-quality whey protein hydrolysate. It is produced by controlled enzyme treatment of whey protein isolate to form readily available, easily absorbed amino acids, peptides and polypeptides.

Whey protein hydrolysates have an excellent balance of essential and non-essential amino acids and can be used in a wide range of nutritional applications. Hydrolysed Whey Protein is a source of bioactive peptides and amino acids, offering increased amino acid absorption and reduced allergenicity.

Who Is the 20kg Bag For?

This bulk format is designed for manufacturers, gyms and resellers who use hydrolysed whey in volume. For trade accounts, see our wholesale page.

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At Pure Product Australia, we take the purity of our products very seriously.

To keep our range consistently high quality, we send a cross-section of our products off for independent testing at ALS Laboratories, a global testing group with labs based right here in Australia. ALS is independently verified and NATA/TGA accredited, and its Australian labs are trusted by food producers, safety regulators and pharmaceutical manufacturers for exactly this kind of quality and safety testing.

ALS isn't just a supplements lab, either. Globally, it partners with companies like NUVISAN on pharmaceutical drug development and quality control, work that demands a much higher level of scientific scrutiny than most industries ever see. When a lab is trusted to support medicine development, you can be confident it's more than capable of accurately verifying what's actually inside a tub of protein.

Every test result we get back is a genuine, independently verified check of our products, not something we've cherry-picked or spun for marketing. It's how we make sure what's on our label matches what's actually in the bag, batch after batch.

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