A whey protein gummy puts a milk protein into a fruit gummy. Here are the facts on how it works and who should skip it.
Whey is the protein that stays in the liquid when milk is turned into cheese. In a gummy it shows up as whey protein isolate.
Punchies pair grass-fed whey isolate with collagen peptides for 1g of protein per gummy. Because whey is milk, the label says the gummies contain milk. Full label: whey protein gummy.
Contains milk.
Five make a serving.
Organic fruit flavors.
The bag calls out complete protein and collagen peptides.
No artificial dyes, flavors or sweeteners, and no seed oils.
35 gummies, which is 7 servings.
With a 60-day money-back guarantee from the store.
5 gummies: 5g of protein and 34 calories.
Vitamin C (30mg) and vitamin D (200IU) per serving.
Contains milk. Nut-free, soy-free, gluten-free and corn-free.
Source: the product label and store page, Punchies.
Ask your pediatrician. The label lists milk and lactose.
Punchies contain milk, because whey is a milk protein. The label lists them as nut-free, soy-free, gluten-free and corn-free.
Strawberry, orange, cherry and green apple, with blue raspberry shown as a limited flavor. Availability can change, so check the store page.
A serving is 5 gummies, which the label lists at 5g of protein and 34 calories.
More answers are on the store page: Punchies Protein Gummies.
Details, flavors and packs: take a look.
Whey Protein Gummy
