We have provided this comparison of vegan protein powders to help you make the best informed choice, free from bias. For more information on a specific product, we suggest checking out some of our in-depth Protein Powder Reviews.
Protein Cost is calculated based on the value of 30 grams of actual protein content, excluding additives and fillers. By dividing the products cost by its actual protein content, we can easily compare the relative value of products. Keep in mind that many additives can be beneficial and are excluded from this calculation but may provide additional value.
Grams/Serve indicates a products recommended serving size. As the body can only absorb around 30 grams of protein over a 3 hour period, keep this in mind when a product recommends an excessively large serving size.
Protein indicates the percentage of protein content for the product. This provides a good indicator of the products protein purity and value as a protein supplement.
Carbs indicates the percentage of total carb content for the product. Please note that this also includes complex carbs such as fiber, which can be beneficial.
Fat indicates the percentage of fat content for the product. This doesn't take into account any beneficial fats included in some products.
Soy-Free is claimed by the product, though it may be manufactured on equipment that is used to manufacture other soy products.
Non-GMO is claimed by the product, though it may contain trace additives which may not be confirmed Non-GMO.
All-Natural is claimed by the product which indicates that no artificial flavours or additives have been used.
+Vitamins indicates the product has been vitamin enriched.
+Enzymes indicates the product has digestive enzymes included to aid with protein absorption.
Note: Calculations on this page are made using an example 5 pound size or the closest to this size available. Pricing is taken as an average low price as found from multiple online sellers. "Protein Cost" is calculated by dividing the price of a product by its actual protein content and then representing this as a price for 30 grams of that protein and its cost to you as a consumer.
