Whey Water is a lightly sparkling protein beverage made with 100% whey protein isolate. It’s clear, crisp, and refreshing — not thick, milky, or chalky like traditional protein shakes. Think soda-like refreshment, with real protein benefits.

Each 12 oz can contains 18 grams of clear whey protein isolate.

We use 100% Whey protein isolate — a complete, fast-absorbing protein that naturally contains all nine essential amino acids, including leucine, which plays a key role in muscle repair and maintenance.

No. Whey Water does not contain collagen peptides.

Many “protein sodas” use collagen peptides, which are not a complete protein and are low in essential amino acids like leucine. Whey protein isolate is a complete, high-quality protein and is better supported by scientific research for muscle recovery and protein needs.

Ingredients vary slightly by flavor, but generally include:

• Carbonated Water
• Whey protein isolate
• Cane sugar
• Natural flavors
• Citric acid
• Sodium citrate
• Stevia extract
• Monk fruit extract

Full ingredient lists are always listed on the can.

Whey Water is made with a short, intentional ingredient list — nothing extra, nothing unnecessary.

• No artificial sweeteners
• No added colors
• No chemical preservatives

Instead of preservatives, we use heat pasteurization to ensure safety and shelf stability.

Sweetness is kept light and balanced, so it’s easy to enjoy regularly — not overpowering or heavy.

Whey Water is designed to be something you can comfortably drink every day, not just once in a while.

Yes. Whey Water provides the same high-quality complete whey protein you’d get from a shake, but in a clear, lightly sparkling format that’s easier to drink and doesn’t leave you feeling full or bloated.

Whey Water is formulated for adults. That said, many families — including ours — enjoy Whey Water at home. If you’re considering it for children, we recommend checking with your pediatrician, as individual needs vary.

If you are pregnant or nursing, always consult your healthcare provider before consuming protein supplements or functional beverages.

Whey protein is commonly consumed during pregnancy, but individual needs vary.

No. Whey Water is clear, crisp, and refreshing — not creamy or milky. There’s no chalky texture and no thick mouthfeel.

No. Whey Water is caffeine-free.

Yes. Whey Water contains no gluten ingredients.

Whey protein isolate is extremely low in lactose, but not guaranteed to be 100% lactose-free. Always check with your doctor if you have sensitivities.

Yes. Whey protein is dairy-based and vegetarian-friendly.

Yes. Whey Water is lightly sparkling — enough to be refreshing without being overly fizzy.

No. Whey protein comes from milk, so Whey Water is not vegan.

Yes. Whey protein is derived from milk.

However, whey protein isolate contains very little lactose, and many lactose-sensitive people tolerate it well.

If you have a severe milk allergy, Whey Water may not be suitable.

Store at room temperature. Best enjoyed chilled.

Yes. Whey protein isolate is one of the most researched proteins for muscle repair and maintenance, thanks to its amino acid profile and fast absorption.

Whey Water is great:

• After workouts
• Between meals
• As a midday protein boost
• When you want something refreshing but functional

It's designed for anytime protein, not just the gym.

No chemical preservatives. We use heat pasteurization to ensure safety and shelf stability.

Whey Water is safely processed using commercial heat pasteurization, a widely used method in the beverage industry to eliminate harmful bacteria while maintaining flavor quality.

Each can contains approximately 90 calories, depending on flavor.