








Fermented Yeast Protein
Take 1 serving (1 scoop) of Fermented Yeast Protein. Add it to 250–300ml of water or your choice of beverage. Mix thoroughly. Can be consumed 2–3 times a day, before/after workouts or with meals.

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Easier On Your Gut
Pre-fermented and pre-digested for protein that’s easier to process.
- Digestive enzyme blend
- Dairy free
- Zero Bloat
- Fast Absorbing
On the Label = In the Pack
Protein, carbs and fat verified against label claims
- Zero Added Sugar
- No Gum Thickeners
- No Preservatives
- No Soy Formula
Protein That Fits Into Your Everyday
26G of protein made for more than just your workout days.
- Light & easy to drink
- Easy to mix
- Doesn't feel overly filling
- Pre & Probiotic Blend with Inulin
Lab Tested Quality Without Breaking The Bank
Most premium proteins charge you for the logo. We charge you for what's inside it! and all at a price that doesn't punish you for training seriously.
Have a question for us?
Most frequent questions faced by consumers.
When should I consume Fermented Yeast Protein for best results?
Fermented Yeast Protein can be consumed post-workout to support muscle recovery, or as part of your breakfast routine to fuel your day with easily digestible protein. It's light enough for everyday use, morning or night.
Is Fermented Yeast Protein suitable for people who are lactose intolerant or avoid dairy?
Yes. Fermented Yeast Protein is a dairy-free protein source, making it a suitable option for those who experience bloating, gas, or discomfort with whey-based proteins.
How is Fermented Yeast Protein different from whey protein?
Unlike whey, Fermented Yeast Protein comes from a fermented, pre-digested yeast source and is paired with a 5X Digestive Enzyme Blend and a Pre & Probiotic Blend (Inulin) - designed for easier absorption and better gut comfort, while still delivering up to 29g of protein per serving.
What makes Fermented Yeast Protein gut-friendly?
The fermentation process pre-digests the protein, and the added Digestive Enzyme Blend (Amylase, Protease, Cellulase, Lipase, Lactase) plus Inulin-based prebiotic support helps reduce bloating and heaviness - so it sits lighter on your stomach than most standard protein powders.
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