Cellucor Whey Sport vs Isopure Low Carb

Both Cellucor's Whey Sport and Isopure's Low Carb are engineered to cater to fitness enthusiasts who are keen on muscle recovery and growth. Cellucor Whey Sport delivers a hefty 30g of protein per 46.5g serving, primarily from Whey Protein Concentrate and Isolate. It's further enhanced with Creatine Monohydrate and L-glutamine, targeting optimal muscle recovery. On the other hand, Isopure Low Carb offers 25g of protein per serving, sourced from 100% Whey Protein Isolate, ensuring a clean and rapid absorption. While Cellucor's blend has 5g of net carbs and 2.5g of fat, Isopure stands out with its 1g of carbs and 1g of fat, making it a leaner choice. Both products use artificial sweeteners, with Cellucor incorporating Acesulfame Potassium and Sucralose, and Isopure opting for Sucralose.

While both products scored similarly in our assessment, we give a slight edge to Isopure Low Carb as the winner. Its leaner nutritional profile, with lower carbs and fats, combined with the purity of 100% Whey Protein Isolate, makes it a top choice for those aiming for a clean protein intake. Cellucor's Whey Sport, with its added Creatine and L-glutamine, is undoubtedly a strong contender, especially for those focusing on post-workout recovery. However, Isopure's commitment to a cleaner, low-carb formula gives it that extra nudge in our recommendation.