High Protein Powders & Protein Shakes
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Whether you're after a classic protein powder or a ready-to-mix protein shake, finding the right one makes a real difference to your routine. Protein contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass1, which is why so many people — from gym regulars to casual exercisers — make it a staple. The range here covers everything from fast-digesting whey to plant-based blends, giving you genuine options based on what works for your lifestyle and goals.
Every product is developed by Myprotein's expert nutritionists, with quality and transparency at the core. Formats range from indulgent milkshake-style flavours to light, juice-like clear proteins — so whether you want something thick and satisfying post-session or something easy to drink on the go, there's a protein powder here for you.
Who High Protein Powders & Protein Shakes Are For
Protein powders and shakes are a practical choice for anyone who finds it difficult to hit their daily protein intake through food alone. That includes people in regular training, those with active jobs, and anyone focused on body composition. Protein contributes to the maintenance of muscle mass1, making it a key consideration regardless of whether you're lifting heavy or simply staying active.
They're just as useful outside the gym. People with busy schedules often turn to protein shakes as a fast, convenient way to get a high-quality protein hit without cooking or prep. If you're conscious about what goes into your supplement and want clear nutritional information, these products are formulated with that in mind.
When to Use High Protein Powders & Protein Shakes
Most people use protein powders around training — typically within a couple of hours of a workout. This is when many athletes and gym-goers choose to prioritise protein intake, making a shake a quick and practical solution. A serving mixed with water or milk takes minutes to prepare and delivers a concentrated dose of protein when you want it most.
That said, protein shakes fit into any part of the day. Some people use them at breakfast to start the day with a solid nutritional base, others as a mid-afternoon option between meals. The flexibility of powder format means you can adjust timing, serving size, and combination — mixed with oats, blended into a smoothie, or shaken in a bottle — to suit your schedule.
High Protein Powders & Protein Shakes Benefits
A High Protein Hit in Every Serving
Most protein powders in this range deliver 20–25g of protein per serving, making it straightforward to consistently meet your daily protein target. For anyone tracking their intake, that level of precision is genuinely useful — you know exactly what you're getting with each scoop.
Muscle Mass, Growth and Maintenance
Protein contributes to a growth in muscle mass and to the maintenance of muscle mass1. Protein also contributes to the maintenance of normal bones2. For those training consistently, keeping protein intake adequate is a foundational part of any nutrition approach.
Wide Range of Formats and Flavours
From creamy, milkshake-style whey blends to refreshingly light clear whey isolates, the format choices here go well beyond the standard scoop-and-shake. Whether you prefer something thick and dessert-like or a fruit-flavoured drink that doesn't feel like a supplement, there's a texture and taste profile to match.
Convenient and Easy to Use
Protein shakes require no cooking, minimal prep, and are portable. A shaker bottle and a scoop is all it takes — making them one of the most accessible protein sources available, whether you're at home, at the gym, or out for the day.
Popular Picks
The bestseller for good reason: Impact Whey Protein - pick two different flavours of Impact Whey Isolate in one order, ideal if you like switching things up or want to trial a new flavour alongside a trusted favourite.
FAQs
What is protein powder?
Protein powder is a concentrated protein source derived from animal or plant-based foods — most commonly whey (from milk), but also casein, egg white, soy, pea, or rice. It's dried and processed into powder form, making it easy to mix into shakes, smoothies, or recipes. Most protein powders deliver between 20–25g of protein per serving.
What's the difference between whey protein and whey isolate?
Whey protein concentrate and whey isolate are both derived from milk during the cheese-making process, but they differ in how they're processed. Whey isolate undergoes additional filtration, resulting in a higher protein content per gram and lower levels of fat and carbohydrates. It's often preferred by those who want a leaner protein source or who are more sensitive to lactose.
What is clear whey isolate?
Clear whey isolate is a type of whey protein that, when mixed with water, forms a clear, juice-like drink rather than a milky shake. It's made from whey isolate and typically comes in fruit-based flavours. The texture is lighter and more refreshing than traditional protein shakes, making it a popular choice for those who find thick shakes too heavy.
How do I choose the best protein powder for me?
The right protein powder depends on your dietary preferences, goals, and taste. If you want a versatile, great-tasting everyday option, a whey protein concentrate like Impact Whey Protein is a solid starting point. If you're looking for a higher protein percentage with fewer carbs and fats, a whey isolate is worth considering. For those who prefer a lighter drinking experience, clear whey isolate is worth trying.
Plant-based options — such as soy or pea protein — are available for those who avoid dairy. Checking the nutritional breakdown per serving is the most reliable way to find something that fits your intake targets.
When is the best time to have a protein shake?
There's no single right answer. Many people take a protein shake around their workout — before, during, or after — as a convenient way to hit their protein target. Others use them at breakfast or between meals. Timing depends on your overall daily protein intake and personal routine rather than a fixed rule.
How much protein do I need per day?
General nutritional guidelines suggest 0.75g of protein per kilogram of body weight per day for the average adult, though those who train regularly often aim higher. Individual requirements vary based on body weight, activity level, and specific goals. A protein shake can be one part of meeting that daily target, alongside protein-rich whole foods.
Are Myprotein protein powders tested for quality?
Many products in the Myprotein range carry Informed Sport certification, meaning they're batch-tested by an independent, WADA-accredited laboratory. This is particularly relevant for athletes who compete in tested sports and want assurance about what's in their supplements. Look for the Informed Sport logo on individual product pages to confirm certification status.
Who develops Myprotein protein powders and shakes?
All protein powders and shakes are developed by Myprotein's expert nutritionists. The formulation process focuses on delivering accurate nutritional profiles, quality ingredients, and flavours that actually taste good — without compromising on what matters.
Can protein shakes be used as a meal replacement?
Standard protein powders and shakes are not formulated to replace complete meals — they're designed to complement your diet by making it easier to hit your protein intake. They don't typically provide the full range of micronutrients, fats, and carbohydrates that a balanced meal would. If you're looking for a product designed specifically as a meal replacement, that's a separate product category with different nutritional requirements.
How should I mix a protein shake?
Most protein powders mix easily with cold water or milk in a shaker bottle — typically one scoop (around 25–30g) per serving. Using milk rather than water adds extra protein and changes the texture to something creamier. Clear whey isolate is designed to be mixed with water only, as it's formulated for a light, juice-like consistency. Exact mixing ratios are listed on each product's label.
1. Protein contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass.
2. Protein contributes to the maintenance of normal bones.