Allmax Nutrition

Hexapro: High Protein Lean Meal

$47.39 CAD – $85.39 CAD

A shake after training, a snack between meetings, or a lean bite before bed: Allmax Hexapro is a six-protein blend delivering 25 g of protein per serving from fast-, medium- and slow-digesting sources that release ove...

Details

A shake after training, a snack between meetings, or a lean bite before bed: Allmax Hexapro is a six-protein blend delivering 25 g of protein per serving from fast-, medium- and slow-digesting sources that release over up to 8 hours. It comes in 908 g (2 lb) and 2.27 kg (5 lb) sizes across five flavours.

Why you'll love it

  • 25 g of protein per serving from six protein sources
  • Whey concentrate, whey isolate and hydrolyzed whey for fast delivery
  • Milk protein concentrate, milk protein isolate and micellar casein for slower release
  • Thick, milkshake-style texture that mixes with water or milk
  • Scoop-Lock technology with an easy-open Ergo-Lid

How to use

Mix with water or milk, or blend with ice and fruit. Read the full label for serving size, directions and cautions before use.

What's inside

  • Whey protein concentrate — quickly absorbed
  • Whey protein isolate — a purer, rapidly delivered whey
  • Hydrolyzed whey protein — pre-digested peptides for faster amino acid uptake
  • Milk protein concentrate and milk protein isolate — moderately digesting proteins
  • Micellar casein — slow-digesting protein suited to overnight recovery

Good to know

  • Available in 908 g (2 lb) and 2.27 kg (5 lb) sizes
  • Chocolate, Chocolate Peanut Butter, Cookies & Cream, French Vanilla and Strawberry
  • Contains milk
  • Read the full label for directions and cautions before use

FAQs

How much protein is in a serving of Hexapro?
Each serving provides 25 g of protein from six sources — whey concentrate, whey isolate, hydrolyzed whey, milk protein concentrate, milk protein isolate and micellar casein — digesting at different speeds over up to 8 hours.

When should I drink it?
Hexapro works after training, between meals as a high-protein snack, or before bed, where the slower-digesting proteins supply amino acids through the night.