Vegetarian
The Vegetarian Diet Range
Are you a Vegetarian wanting to build muscle mass and/or lose weight but feel restricted by your dietary requirements? You've definitely come to the right place!
Myprotein have created a comprehensive range of sports supplements catered for meat-free lifestyles, in which we're proud to say it is 100% supported by the Vegetarian Society, an independent party who supports and provides advise to vegetarians.
Our Sports Nutrition brand has truly gone above and beyond to retrieve this incredible accreditation, giving us 100% confidence to enable individuals to reach their goals whilst experiencing the benefits of a vegetarian diet.
Vegetarian Supplements
Our vegetarian-friendly products are suited for all different types of fitness goals, catering for protein-powered bodybuilders, endurance-based athletes or those wanting to fuel their gym-goer lifestyle.
Pack a punch of protein to assist your muscle-building or weight loss goals, by choosing from our Best-selling range of Impact Whey Protein, containing 80% protein content and with a choice of over 50 flavours, you'll be spoilt for choice! Alternatively, opt for our even lower fat and lactose Impact Whey Isolate with a huge 90% protein content!
If you're a little lactose-sensitive, try our soy protein, pea protein, brown rice protein and even hemp protein, all of which contain a great amount of essential amino acids and come in a great range of flavours. Our Vegan blend is a great mix of them all! Accompany in a shake, rolled oats or pancakes with our crunchy or smooth peanut butter for a healthy dose of fats, prepare for a post-workout meal with after your strength-boosting Creatine and muscle recovering BCAA's.
Shop Vegetarian Supplements at Myprotein
Whether you're committed to a plant-based lifestyle or simply reducing animal products, our vegetarian supplements make it easy to meet your nutritional goals. From vegetarian protein powders to essential vitamins and minerals, each product is carefully formulated to support your training and daily nutrition without compromise.
Finding quality vegetarian nutrition doesn't mean settling for less. Our range includes everything from whey-based proteins to plant-powered alternatives, all clearly labelled and third-party tested for purity and potency.
Who Vegetarian Supplements Are For
These supplements suit anyone following a vegetarian diet who wants to optimise their nutrition for training, recovery, or general health. Vegetarians often need to pay closer attention to certain nutrients that are more abundant in animal products, making targeted supplementation a practical choice.
From strength athletes to endurance runners, our vegetarian range supports various training goals. Whether you're looking to boost your protein intake, ensure adequate vitamin levels, or fuel demanding workouts, you'll find options that align with your dietary choices and performance needs.
When to Use Vegetarian Supplements
Vegetarian protein supplements work well post-workout when your muscles need amino acids, or between meals when you want a quick protein boost. Many athletes also use them first thing in the morning to kickstart their daily protein intake without the hassle of cooking.
For vitamins and minerals, consistency matters more than timing. Taking them with food often aids absorption and becomes part of your daily routine. Creatine and other performance supplements can be taken at any time, though many prefer to include them in their pre or post-workout nutrition.
Vegetarian Supplement Benefits
Complete Amino Acid Profiles
Our vegetarian protein options provide all the essential amino acids your body needs. Whey-based proteins are naturally complete, whilst plant blends combine different sources to deliver a full spectrum of amino acids for muscle support.
Convenient Nutrition
Meeting your protein and nutrient targets becomes simpler when you can mix a shake or take a capsule. This is particularly useful for busy days, travel, or times when whole food options are limited.
Versatile Formats
From powders and bars to tablets and capsules, our vegetarian supplements fit seamlessly into different lifestyles. Choose the format that works for your routine, whether that's blending a shake, grabbing a bar, or taking vitamins with breakfast.
Transparent Labelling
Every product clearly states its vegetarian status and lists all ingredients. You'll know exactly what you're taking, with no hidden animal-derived ingredients or ambiguous terminology.
Popular Picks
Looking for proven performance support? Creatine Monohydrate Powder - This refreshing juice-style protein drink provides 20g of protein per serving without the creamy texture. Perfect for those who want protein that feels more like a sports drink.
FAQs
What are vegetarian supplements?
Vegetarian supplements are products formulated without any ingredients derived from meat, poultry, or fish. They may contain dairy products like whey protein or egg-based ingredients, but exclude all animal flesh and by-products from slaughtered animals.
Our vegetarian range includes protein powders, creatine, vitamins, minerals, and performance supplements clearly labelled to meet vegetarian dietary standards. Each product undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it aligns with vegetarian principles.
How do vegetarian protein supplements compare to plant-based options?
Vegetarian proteins can include whey and casein derived from milk, whilst plant-based proteins come exclusively from sources like pea, rice, or soya. Both provide essential amino acids, though whey proteins are naturally complete whilst plant proteins often blend multiple sources.
Whey proteins typically dissolve more easily and have a neutral taste that many find appealing. Plant proteins offer an option for those avoiding all animal products. Your choice depends on your specific dietary preferences and how your body responds to different protein sources.
When should I take vegetarian protein?
Many athletes consume vegetarian protein within an hour after training when muscles are primed for amino acid uptake. Others use it between meals to maintain steady protein intake throughout the day, or first thing in the morning to break an overnight fast.
Protein contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass,2 so consistent daily intake matters more than precise timing. Spread your protein across meals and snacks to support your training goals effectively.
Can I use creatine on a vegetarian diet?
Absolutely. Creatine monohydrate is synthesised in laboratories and contains no animal products, making it suitable for vegetarians. In fact, vegetarians often have lower natural creatine stores since it's predominantly found in meat and fish.
Supplementing with 3-5g of creatine daily can be particularly beneficial if you're not consuming animal flesh. Creatine increases physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high intensity exercise,1 supporting your training regardless of dietary choices.
Which nutrients do vegetarians commonly need from supplements?
Vegetarians who consume dairy and eggs typically meet most nutritional needs through whole foods. However, some find it helpful to supplement with vitamin B12, iron, omega-3 fatty acids, and vitamin D depending on their specific diet and sun exposure.
Protein supplementation offers a convenient way to reach daily targets, especially for active individuals with higher requirements. A varied vegetarian diet combined with strategic supplementation covers all bases effectively.
Who develops these vegetarian supplements?
Myprotein's expert nutritionists formulate every product in our vegetarian range. They combine scientific research with practical athlete feedback to create supplements that deliver results whilst meeting vegetarian dietary standards.
Our team stays current with nutrition science and manufacturing innovations, ensuring each formula uses quality ingredients in effective doses. Every batch undergoes rigorous testing before reaching you.
Are these supplements suitable for vegetarian bodybuilding?
Yes, our vegetarian supplements support all training styles, including bodybuilding and strength sports. Whey protein provides complete amino acid profiles, whilst creatine supports high-intensity performance without any animal-derived ingredients.
Many competitive vegetarian bodybuilders use these exact products to fuel their training and recovery. Combined with a well-planned diet, vegetarian supplements provide everything you need for serious muscle development.
How do I choose between different vegetarian protein powders?
Consider your priorities: whey concentrate offers great value with 80% protein content, whey isolate provides over 90% protein with minimal fat and lactose, and clear whey delivers a refreshing juice-style alternative to creamy shakes.
Think about taste preferences, mixing convenience, and how you'll use the powder. Some prefer concentrate for baking and recipes, whilst others want isolate for maximum protein per calorie. All options support muscle growth and maintenance effectively.2
Can vegetarian supplements help with sports nutrition goals?
Vegetarian supplements provide the same performance support as any quality sports nutrition product. Protein powders help you meet daily targets, creatine supports high-intensity exercise,1 and vitamins fill potential dietary gaps.
Whether you're training for strength, endurance, or general fitness, being vegetarian doesn't limit your supplementation options. Our range includes everything serious athletes need without compromising on dietary principles.
What makes these products certified vegetarian?
Each vegetarian supplement excludes all ingredients derived from slaughtered animals. This means no gelatine capsules, no animal-derived additives, and no processing aids that involve animal products.
We work with certified suppliers and conduct thorough ingredient verification to ensure every product meets vegetarian standards. Clear labelling on each item confirms its vegetarian status, so you can shop with confidence.
1. Creatine increases physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high intensity exercise.
2. Protein contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass.