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Quantum Whey Protein 1800 g

One serving of Quantum Whey (30 g) contains up to 20 g of protein. This protein comes from 80% instant CFM whey concentrate, which has a high biological value, is rapidly absorbed and has a rich amino acid profile, including naturally occurring BCAAs and glutamine. Protein contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass, as confirmed by EFSA.

A 1800 g pack provides approximately 60 servings at the recommended serving size of 30 g (1 heaped scoop). At 2 servings per day, the pack will last around 30 days; at 1 serving per day, it will last up to 60 days. Quantum Whey is also available in smaller 908 g, 500 g and 30 g (sample) packs.

You can take Quantum Whey at any time of day, depending on your daily protein requirements. It is most commonly recommended after training to support muscle recovery, in the morning to replenish protein after an overnight fast, or between meals. The manufacturer recommends 1 to 3 servings per day. Adjust your total protein intake to your body weight and activity level.

Preparing Quantum Whey is very simple. Mix 1 heaped scoop (30 g) with 220 to 250 ml of water or milk. Thanks to the excellent mixability of the CFM concentrate, the powder dissolves quickly and without lumps in a shaker or glass. You can also add the protein to smoothies or yoghurt, or use it in cooking and baking.

Quantum Whey contains whey concentrate derived from milk, so it is not suitable for people with severe lactose intolerance. Concentrate, unlike isolate, contains some lactose. Milk is listed as the product’s main allergen. If you are sensitive to lactose, consult your doctor or consider a whey isolate, which contains minimal amounts of lactose.

Based on the available ingredient information, Quantum Whey does not contain ingredients with gluten. Milk is the only declared allergen. However, if you have coeliac disease or a severe sensitivity to gluten, we recommend checking the current product packaging, as the manufacturing facilities may also process other products. To be sure, contact the manufacturer, BodyWorld.

No, Quantum Whey is not suitable for vegans. The product is made from whey protein concentrate, an animal protein derived from cow’s milk. Milk is also a declared allergen. Vegans should choose plant-based proteins such as pea, rice or hemp protein.

Quantum Whey is a CFM whey concentrate with a protein content of around 80%. Whey isolate undergoes an additional filtration stage, has a protein content of 90% or more, and contains less lactose and fat. A concentrate such as Quantum Whey is usually more affordable and still provides an excellent amino acid profile. Isolate may be a more suitable choice for people who are sensitive to lactose.

CFM (Cross-Flow Microfiltration) is a filtration method in which protein is processed at low temperatures without the use of chemicals. The result is a protein with a high biological value, a preserved natural amino acid profile and minimal damage to the proteins. Compared with acid-processed proteins, CFM concentrate offers better digestibility and absorption, placing Quantum Whey among premium products.

Yes, Quantum Whey can be safely combined with creatine, BCAAs, vitamins and other common sports supplements. Creatine increases strength and performance, while protein supports muscle protein synthesis – they work well together. You can simply mix the protein and creatine together in a shaker. If combining several supplements at once, we recommend consulting a sports nutritionist.

Yes, Quantum Whey is also ideal for beginners. Easy preparation, great taste and straightforward serving instructions (1 heaped scoop = 30 g, 1–3 servings per day) make this protein a great starting point. Beginners can usually manage with 1–2 servings per day as a supplement to their usual diet. Protein helps you reach the recommended daily intake needed for muscle recovery and growth.

Quantum Whey is generally well tolerated thanks to the high digestibility of CFM concentrate. Some people who are sensitive to lactose may experience mild digestive discomfort. The product contains thickeners (guar gum, xanthan gum) and the sweetener sucralose, which are safe for most people.

Yes, Quantum Whey can be part of a weight-loss diet. Its high protein content (20 g per serving) supports a feeling of fullness, the maintenance of muscle mass during a calorie deficit and a faster metabolism. It is important to include the protein in your total daily calorie intake. Preparing it with water instead of milk reduces the calorie content of the drink. Protein does not replace a balanced diet, but effectively supplements your protein intake.

Quantum Whey has earned a rating of 4.9 out of 5 primarily thanks to its excellent taste and mixability. Customers appreciate the wide range of flavours (chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, coconut, salted caramel and cinnamon) and the fact that the protein tastes good even when prepared with water. Customers see the premium-quality CFM concentrate, with 20 g of protein per serving, as good value for money in the whey protein category.

Quantum Whey is available in 6 flavours: chocolate, strawberry, coconut, cinnamon, salted caramel and vanilla. Each flavour is created using first-class flavouring ingredients. For those who want to try it before buying a larger pack, a 30 g sample is also available. According to customer feedback, the most popular flavours are chocolate and vanilla.

The 1800 g pack offers the lowest price per serving of all the available sizes (908 g, 500 g, 30 g). A 1800 g pack provides approximately 60 servings, which is enough for more than 4 weeks at a regular intake of 2 servings per day. The larger pack is more economical for active athletes who use protein over the long term. Smaller packs are suitable for trying a flavour or for occasional use.