High Protein Shake Vanilla 840g

High Protein Meal Replacement Shakes are packed full of protein, vitamins and minerals and is a low in calorie option making it the right choice for your health and fitness goals. Choose the healthy option to conquer the day the healthy way!

What’s good about it?

• Optimal protein content: Packed with 28g of protein per serving, this shake provides you with half of the minimum daily required intake, helping to support muscle recovery and growth.
• Low-calorie option: With only 204 calories per serving, our  High Protein Shake is an ideal option for those looking to manage their calorie intake without compromising on taste or nutrition.
• Low in sugar: With only 2.4g of sugar per serving, this shake is a satisfying, tasty and nutritious option without the unnecessary added sugars.
• Essential vitamins and minerals: Each serving contains 15 essential vitamins and minerals, including 400mg of calcium, supporting overall health and wellbeing.
• Convenience at your fingertips: Replace a meal effortlessly with our High Protein Shake. Simply shake and go for a quick, easy, and nutritious option that fits into your busy schedule.
• 5 star-health rating: It’s been awarded a 5-star health rating, ensuring that you're putting only the best into your body.
• Gluten-free: For those with gluten sensitivities, our High Protein Shake is a perfect choice, providing a delicious and nutritious option without any gluten.

Contains milk & soy. May contain traces of tree nuts, sesame seeds and eggs. 

Product and program attribute: The number of meals replaced or supplemented per day is 2. 

Directions for use: In a shaker, add two scoops (56g) to 350ml of chilled water and shake well to dissolve. Drink immediately.

Storage: This product should be stored in a cool dry place away from sunlight, protected from humidity. Store below 25⁰C.

Please note: This product is suitable for men and women with a BMI over 24.9. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or are unsure about meal replacement shakes, please speak to your GP.