Nutrex ISOFIT Whey

What is Nutrex ISOFIT Whey?

• Nutrex ISOFIT is a whey-protein isolate powder — i.e. “clean” protein, isolated/filtered whey rather than a heavy concentrate. 

• It’s marketed as a fast-absorbing, low-carb/low-fat, “pure protein” supplement — good for lean muscle building, recovery, or as a macro-controlled protein boost. 

Nutrition:

Typical serving (≈ 30–33 g, 1 scoop) gives — per product label/info: 

• Protein: ~ 25 g whey-isolate protein per scoop. 

• Calories: about 120 kcal per scoop. 

• Fats & Carbs: Low — depending on flavour: ~1–2 g fat, ~2–3 g carbs. 

• Amino Acids: Each serving purportedly provides essential amino acids (EAA) and branched-chain amino acids (BCAA) — the brand claims ~12 g EAA + ~5.9 g BCAA per serving. 

• Digestibility: Formulated to be fast-digesting, lactose-free and gluten-free (suitable if you want a “clean” protein). 

Who It’s Suitable For?

Nutrex ISOFIT makes sense if you:

• Want a lean, low-calorie protein source — for clean bulking or when cutting, so that you get enough protein without excess fat/carbs.

• Need fast-absorbing protein — post-workout, or between meals — for muscle repair and growth.

• Care about macros, digestion, and purity — isolate + minimal carbs/fat/lactose helps if you're monitoring diet or sensitive to dairy.

• Prefer a flexible, convenient supplement to help meet daily protein needs when food alone isn’t enough.

What to Check / What to Keep in Mind!

• As with all supplements: it’s a supplement, not a meal replacement. Real food + balanced diet + training + rest still matter.

• Because nutritional/fat/carb values can vary slightly by flavour or batch — always check label (serving size, ingredients, macros).

• If you have dairy intolerance or extreme sensitivity — even though isolate is easier than concentrate, whey is still milk-derived.

• Make sure to buy from reputable seller/importer — to avoid low-quality or fake tubs (especially if buying online in markets with many supplement imports).