Whey isolate and whey concentrate are both obtained from milk processing, but the main difference is the quality of whey extracts between the two. Whey protein concentrate is fractionated and dried so the protein content is 80% and the remaining 20% constitutes fat, cholesterol, and lactose. Further purification of whey protein concentrate leads to whey isolate that is a fast-absorbing and easy-digesting protein. Due to the high-level processing, this purified result has protein content at 90%. Whey protein isolate is purified without using heat, and it has lower fat, lactose, and cholesterol content as compared to whey protein concentrate.

Protein is one of the core foundations for muscle & strength building, and amino acids are considered building blocks of protein. Everyone needs 22 essential amino acids to perform various body functions. GNC AMP Pure Isolate contains essential amino acids that cannot be produced in the body. If your body doesn’t get an adequate amount of amino acids, it leads to muscle breakdown. Even if you eat a protein-rich diet, adding a protein supplement to your routine will be greatly beneficial. GNC AMP Pure Isolate is very pure and fast digesting, improving your exercise potential and preventing post-workout muscle breakdown.

GNC AMP Pure Isolate does not contain lactose and hence, is suitable for lactose-intolerant people.

Yes, it’s a vegetarian product as it is derived purely from milk.

In India, you’ll find both USA- and Indian-manufactured products in the GNC stores. To support the ‘Make in India’ program and adhere to the local regulations, GNC started manufacturing in India from 2018 at approved factories after a thorough quality check. GNC’s global quality checks are followed in India too. The formulations and ingredients are similar to their US counterparts with slight adjustments to comply with the Indian laws & regulations.