MaxiNutrition Progain Size Vanilla Whey Protein Powder 1.2kg [Best Before: 30/09/2025]

Best Before Date: 30/09/2025

Product Description

Maxinutrition Progain is a scientifically proven blend of high-quality whey protein that delivers great taste, great results and supports muscle mass that enables you to reach your goals.

• 37-38g of protein (70% Whey Protein Concentrate & 30% Calcium Caseinate) to support muscle mass
• 500 calories
• 54g of carbs
• High in Vitamin B6 for immune system support

Progain is free from artificial colours, artificial flavours and unnecessary thickeners for a cleaner taste and better consistency. It is gluten free, soy free and suitable for vegetarians. Plus, the MaxiNutrition 100% guarantee is our assurance that we use only natural colours and flavours to give you a delicious protein shake that is both smooth and satisfying.

Maxinutrition Progain comes in the iconic 1.2kg black tub which is 100% recyclable. This blend of protein powder is easily mixed.

When to Use Progain Protein Powder

For one serving, mix (120g) with 450-500ml of water in a Maxinutrition shaker.

Nutricircle is delighted to be re-distributing these delicious Maxinutrition Protein Powders at a discount off the RRP.

Ingredients

Maltodextrin, whey protein concentrate (26%) (Milk), calcium caseinate (11%) (Milk), sunflower oil powder (sunflower oil, glucose syrup, milk protein), inulin, medium chain triglyceride oil (vegetable oil (coconut), stabiliser acacia gum), natural flavouring, emulsifier (sunflower lecithins), sweetener (sucralose), vanilla extract , vanilla seeds, vitamin B6.

For allergens, see ingredients in BOLD.

Additional Information

Progain is gluten free, soy free and is also suitable for vegetarians.

Some unexpected side effects can occur when taking supplements, particularly if too much of the product is used. Supplement use should be avoided if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

The entire MaxiNutrition range is screened for banned substances and accredited on the Informed-Sport programme. Food supplements are intended to supplement the diet and should not be a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.

If you choose to use these supplements, consult with your doctor before you start taking it, or let your GP and pharmacist know if you are already taking these products.

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