Question:
New 3 oz liquid with 25 grams protein
NEW IDS Liquid Protein Vials I've been a member here for over four years and I have seen several questions about some product that would provide 25 or so grams of protein in a small drink or one bite. When I was ordering my monthly protein shake today from DPSnutrition.com I found this on the front page. I have no connection with DPS or this product, but this should answer years of questions. Nina in Maine ===================== Introducing the most convenient delivery of protein ever conceived! NEW WHEY liquid protein from IDS is revolutionizing protein supplementation! NEW WHEY delivers 25 grams of pure protein with no carbs or fat in a 2.9 ounce serving! Perfectly conceived convenience, consumed in as little as three seconds! With its patent pending virtually indestructible packaging, NEW WHEY can be taken anywhere conveniently and easily. No messy mixing of powders, & no messy clean up. NEW WHEY contains NO unnecessary calories seen in (Protein Bars)! NEW WHEY is the ideal protein supplement for people on the go! 12 Per Case $23.95 or Buy 3 or more and pay $22.95 per case — [Deactivated Member] (posted on April 2, 2006)
April 2, 2006
Sounds like Profect to me. Found at protica.com. FYI
— jeanfergus
April 2, 2006
Hello:
can you tell me How good is the (NEW IDS Liquid Protein Vials)?
Anita
— AnitaJB
April 2, 2006
Anita, I have no idea how good it is. I am pretty much housebound so have
plenty of time to mix up my Chocolate Whey Stack with lots of ice and take
my time (thirty minutes) to enjoy it. There was some talk on the Protein
Group about it being like sour Jello, but I guess it is one of those things
you have to try yourself. Maybe you could write and ask for a free sample
-- all they can do is say no! Nina in Maine
— [Deactivated Member]
April 2, 2006
I have just ordered those off of bariatriceating.com but at a much higher
cost. I did get the trial of 4 (2 of each flavor) for $13. I am excited
to taste them and will let everyone know of my ratings of the product.
— Glenda L.
April 3, 2006
I found the product at http://www.fitnessfirstusa.com/details.asp?item=9706
for the price listed in the original post. They have two flavors: Blue
Raspberry and Fruit Punch.
— drjlee
April 3, 2006
I ordered a case of it, since it was so expensive. I figured I could drink
it while on full liquids. I have tried it and its not bad. I drank it warm
the first time. They are kinda sweet sour, and easy to drink 3 ounces. And
its not an empty drink, like crystal lite. I will ask the dietician at my
preop meeting.
— geneswife
April 3, 2006
Does anyone know how many calories these have? Thanks Jen
— jlflbf
April 3, 2006
If you order a product much like this, called Profect (you can find it at
www.protica.com), you will get 25 grams of protein in 2.9 oz of fruit
flavored liquid. They're only 100 calories each, no carbs, no sugar, etc
and they're DELICIOUS. They don't taste sour or protein-like. They're a
good alternative to the bland chocolate protein mixes and they come in the
unbreakable vials so you can throw them in your purse or take on vacation
with you, etc. I love them!
— SJSlesnick
April 3, 2006
A member sent me a private email aout where I found these for this price.
If you go to www.dpnutrition.com and scroll down a little bit you will find
their ad. I've been getting my protein powder from them for over three
years and their service is excellent. I'm just a haappy customer; no
financial ties to them. Nina in Maine
— [Deactivated Member]
April 4, 2006
At Protica.com you get flavors for $11.96 and you can also get 15% off,
there's a code for it on the main screen. I ordered a sample pack, but I
will until I am post-op to try it.
— li2006
April 4, 2006
oops I meant to say you get 4 flavors
— li2006
April 5, 2006
Collagen proteins are inexpensive to produce (ask the manufacturer what the
source of the protein is). But the body uses the essential amino acids in a
certain proportion, and in that regard, collagen proteins have a poor mix
of amino acids...so as a protein source, they are low quality. So the
protein value to you--to your body--is potentially as low as 1/3 of
optimal. The secondary proteins allow a claim of complete protein. But ask
the manufacturer what the proportions are. Jerome Krachenfels UNJURY
Protein Supplements
— UNJURY
April 12, 2006
Hey gang! Ordered the grab 4 (2) fruit punch and (2) blue raspberry from
bariatriceating. The subtotal was $12.00 w/shipping ($6.51) with total
$18.51. Arrived quickly. Not bad and quick to comsume. Split w/a co-worker.
Went on-line and ordered from DPS nutrition (dpsnutrition.net) w/cheaper
prices. There was a 'special' for 3 or more for $22.95. The on-line order
went through for $23.95, but didn't break down the 2-fruit and 2-raspberry
for the lower price. I called their toll-free number (800-697-4969), waited
a fair bit, but spoke to Cust. Svc. they are re-submitting for the $22.95
per 12 pack. Should take 2-3 bus. days. Both my co-worker and I were tired
of the fatkins shakes. We chilled the New Whey Liquid Protein fruit drinks
and drank them down (I did add ice-and drank it down). Good to mix up the
intake from shakes to this 'fruit' drink.
Mickie M.
— Mickie M.
April 12, 2006
Calories 100, Fat Cal 0, Total Fat 0g, Saturated Fat 0g, Cholesterol, 0g,
Sodium 64 mg, Potassium 31 mg, Total Carbohydrate 0g, Dietary Fiber 0g,
Protein 25 g.
Mickie M
— Mickie M.
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