• PROTEIN THAT DRINKS LIKE JUICE: Oath Clear Whey Frosty Lemonade Protein Powder is a whey protein isolate with a light, fruity, refreshing taste; Perfect for during your workout, crushing the books, or sipping on a beach somewhere.
• EVERYDAY, ALL-DAY PROTEIN: Each serving of Oath's Clear Whey Frosty Lemonade Protein Powder contains 20g of complete, grass-fed protein with no added sugar to fuel your muscles from sun up to sun down.
• TASTY GOODNESS: Sick and tired of thick, creamy protein shakes? This is your protein's favorite protein. The clear protein lemonade drink you didn't know you needed. Take a sip, or the whole bottle. You will want every drop... we promise.
• MIX IT YOUR OWN WAY: Scoop, shake, and swig in a protein shaker bottle with water, mix up in a yummy sorbet or ice cream, freeze for a protein pop, or mix up into a protein lemon cheesecake. (See website for more ways to use your Oath protein).
• YOUR COMPLETE PROTEIN POWDER: Each bag of Oath Clear Whey Isolate Frosty Lemonade Protein Powder contains 21 servings of complete, refreshing protein; Perfect for summer workouts or sipping by the pool.

"This whey protein thinks it’s a delicious fruit juice. Light, refreshing flavor infused with 20g of high-quality protein—you don’t know if you’re at a beach or at the gym. Either way, your muscles win. Welcome to the protein party. What is “clear whey”? The easy answer: Protein that tastes like fruit juice. You’re welcome The nerdy answer: Whey protein isolate that has undergone an ultra-filtration process to lower its pH values and viscosity. This process creates a light, neutral base well-suited for crafting a variety of flavors. The results? A whey protein that delivers superior bioavailability and absorption rates to help maximize protein synthesis and muscle recovers while delivering on delicious fruity flavor. Mmmm…delicious."

• Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 9.88 x 8.19 x 2.83 inches; 1.38 Pounds
• Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Trove Nutrition
• Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA

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