Sure, would recommend it to any person male/female wanting to add protein to their diet. Is easy to drink and mixes well with anything.

  Yes, unless she has any medical conditions, such as thyroid or kidney disease.

  Yes, should be safe for anyone. It's very tasty too. Enjoy.

  Thank you very much for the help!

  Not sure how all the flavors are but I can say that the creamy vanilla doesn't taste good. I thought it would just be a regular vanilla flavored but turns out Its not. I would reccomend getting a different flavor than creamy vanilla.

  This is the best tasting one I have ever had. I have used Isopure for 10 years now and I won't use any other. I mix one scoop with about one cup of 1% milk with a bullet blender and it taste like a vanilla shake. Hope this helps

  I like the taste. I haven't used other vanilla flavored protein powders, so can't compare, but I like both the vanilla and the unflavored Isopure.

  I like it very much. It is very pleasant and does not have a vitamin taste. I mix in a little instant coffee in Vanilla or Chocolate.

  The taste is pleasant and mild. The texture is smooth, not grainy.

  No. One of the main reasons I chose this product is because it has 0 Carbs/0 Sugar and very low calories. If you take two spoonfuls, you're only getting 200 or so calories (and again, none from carbs/sugar).

I use this as a breakfast replacement by blending 2 cups of water, a scoop of nonfat greek yogurt, a scoop of the protein powder, and a cup of blackberries/rasberries...it's a great meal replacement, low in carbs, sugar, and calories...plus you get the protein to carry you through the morning. You could even add some almond butter if you wanted to boost the calories/protein intake.

  I use Isopure Zero Carb Vanilla protein as a Breakfast replacement. I have used this product (purchased from The Vitamin Shoppe) for 7 1/2 years. I have never been crazy about eating breakfast, don't want to take the time to prepare food because it already takes so much time to get ready for work in the mornings. I had Gastric bypass, so a good amount of protein to start my day is essential - and since it is zero carbs you can't go wrong. The best part; it tastes great and it is more affordable that other products in it's class. I recommend Isopure 100% - you can even incorporate it in homemade protein bars to use for lunch.

  First I would not use it as any meal replacement, much less breakfast. It has zero carbs and fat. Eat a full meal for breakfast and use this as an in between meals for extra protein. I've used it as a base to add a fat, like peanut butter, and carb, like frozen blueberries, to to make a decent shake. Without anything with it, the taste is quite hard to stomach. As for the weight gain, alone, no. Otherwise it depends on what you eat the rest of the day versus what you burn on a normal day.

  I lived on Isopure for 8 months, two shakes a day and one meal. I kept my carbs below 25 a day and did not worry about the calories. I lost 100 pounds and have kept it off for over a year. I was on medications for diabetes and high blood pressure. I am no longer having to take any of them. I have tried several of the Isopure flavors but always go back to the chocolate. I love this product and highly recommend it.

  Hi Celia J I have the gastry sleeve and I will like to start trying this shake. I just to use before and my ankle just to swelled. I don't know is because I was very heavy. But did you lose weight with this shake. Can you tell me the schedule of your eating plan. Thank you for your comment.

  Should not increase body weight as zero carbs are the great part of this whey protein product
But iffff you 'were' working out, it's a great protein for strength building !
But should be a great breakfast protein drink !

  Not at all,there's no fat,a few calories,no sugar,no carbs,Its the best protien powder on the market today.
a bit pricey but you get what you pay for.
Excellent product in my opinion.

  Thanks Ross! I appreciate it.

  You can definitely use milk. It will only add the nutrient factors of the milk to the nutrients of Isopure's protein powder. So it increases the calories and all the other nutrients when combined. I use unsweetened almond milk with my Isopure prrotein shake. And I also add fresh fruit, spinach and/or natural peanut butter to my shake as well. The combination profiles are endless.

  Mixes great with milk. But the purpose of an isolate is to avoid the lactose. I'd mix it with lactose free milk.

  Yes , you can Also soy and almond milk too. It changes the make up by making it thicker! it's delicious...

  It tastes smoother makes it a thicker shake. I love it with just water. It doesn't change the makeup

  Milk will add carbs to your no carb protein, but it also gives it a creamier taste and texture

  I use to do water and now I mix it with silk almond milk. It becomes thick.

  I wouldn't rely solely on any whey protein, but I do use this religiously and notice the effects on body composition. Depending on my goals I mix 25g (one scoop) with 8oz skim milk, or 50g with water. But I only do this in between solid meals to keep the protein high. Makes a difference.

  This product has 50 grams of protein in a 2 scoop serving. I use it a protein replacement in a meal along with a salad (Walden Farms dressing) at lunch. Then I have a 5 oz of meat, chicken or fish and veggies at dinner. I have lost a lot of weight doing this.

  I put it in a morning smoothie with fruits and veggies, then have a healthy lunch and dinner (gluten free). I did lose weight using that approach.

  yes it does for me i eat two meals a day and there all high in protein and still drink 4 a day

  It doesn't say on the packaging. I looked at all my other supplements and vitamins and none of them have it either. I would have to refer you to their website The Isopure Company.

  The company is Natures Best Hauppauge New York 11788

They would be the ones to direct this question to.

  Ha! FDA approved... You're lucky if 1 percent of items on this website are FDA approved.

  I do not know the answer to that question.

  Thanks everyone

  Those ingredients are not listed on the container, but there is a note that says, "This product is produced in a facility with soy, dairy, egg and wheat ingredients, peanuts and tree nuts."

  Yes, although close to the end of the ingredient list, it does contain soy lecithin and is produced in a facility with soy, dairy, egg and wheat ingredients, peanuts and tree nuts. Hope this helps.

  No, it doesn't contain any of those ingredients.

  Yes, of course. YOu are supplying protien before your work out. This is OK. But if you work out in the a. m. you may want to wait until after workout.

  yes; it has the protein boost to give you an extra pep pre-workout, but it's probably best for an immediate post workout shake.

  I prefer it as a post work out drink, due to it having zero carbs.

  We use this in our morning shake everyday, 1 scoop, 1/2 daily amount. It still all depends on your body type and rest of your diet. I don't gain muscle or weight easily and haven't gained any. My partner bulks up easily and was gaining weight so stopped adding to his shakes.
Hope this helps. DON

  No. Use it as directed by label or your physician.