TVN ISO WHEY 30S

What is TVN ISO WHEY 30S?

• TVN ISO WHEY 30S is a whey-protein isolate powder, sold as a “30-serving” pack.

• It’s described as “معزول (isolate)” — meaning the protein is filtered/processed for higher purity (less fat, carbs, lactose) compared with regular whey — so it’s meant to offer “clean” protein and easier digestion. 

• The 30 servings pack makes it a smaller or trial-size tub (good if you want to try isolate or don’t need a big tub). 

What You Get per Serving / Overall (approx)?

Based on the product description: 

• Each serving (≈ 30 g scoop) provides ≥ 25 g of high-quality whey-isolate protein. 

• It’s stated to be low in fat and sugars / sugars & lactose very low, which suits diets for lean muscle building or “cutting”. 

• The 30-servings tub covers roughly a month if used once per day — so it can be a manageable, smaller-scale option if you don’t want a big tub. 

• The formula claims to include BCAAs / amino acid profile to support muscle recovery and growth. 

Who It’s Good For / When to Use It?

TVN ISO WHEY 30S makes sense if you:

• Want a clean, pure, fast-absorbing protein source, especially if you care about controlling carbs/fat or are in a “cutting / lean-build” phase.

• Don’t need a large tub (maybe you train occasionally, or want to test isolate quality) — 30-serving size is convenient, less commitment than big tubs.

• Want to meet protein needs easily after workouts or between meals when whole-food protein is hard to get.

• Are on a budget or want small-quantity supplementation rather than big 2 kg tubs.

What to Check / What to Know Before Buying !

• As always with supplement-powder: check that the container is sealed, original packaging, with nutrition label — especially important when buying “local-market” supplements.

• Use as supplement, not meal-replacement — good nutrition, balanced diet, and training + rest are still essential to see results.

• Make sure serving size is correct (≈ 30 g) when mixing — some people over-scoop, which changes macros significantly.

• If you’re sensitive to lactose/dairy — even though isolate is “lighter” than concentrate, whey-derived products still come from milk.

What Is & Isn’t Clear from the Public Info?

• The public listing does not always show full macronutrient breakdown (e.g. exact carbs, fat per serving besides “low/low-sugar/low-fat”), so the values might vary depending on flavor or batch. (Alexmuscle)

• There are no independent lab certificates publicly linked (at least in the sources I checked) — which means verifying authenticity and freshness upon purchase is important.