You've probably noticed that the Pure Elite protein from Czech Virus scored very well in our ranking of the best whey proteins. This company has come to market with a number of other products, including Probio7 whey protein.
But do you know what it is? What does it taste like and what is its solubility? Is it worth buying? We have tasted it and bring you the following review, in which we answer everything you should be interested in before buying the product.
Content of the review
We were mainly interested in the composition, taste, solubility and foaminess, price/performance ratio and any other benefits of the product. So let's get to it:
Premium formulation
The reason I decided to give Probio7 a try in the first place is because of its excellent ingredients. The base is a high quality whey concentrate processed by ultrafiltration. This is then enriched with a blend of 7 INTOLAC plus probiotics, which aids lactose digestion.
This means a maximally effective blend without unnecessary additives and unwanted ingredients. Only stevia glycosides and sucralose have been used for sweetening.
Balanced flavours
Probio7 is available in three different flavours:
- Vanilla
- Chocolate
- coconut
Unlike many competitors, Czech Virus does not offer a choice of 15 differentThe flavours are balanced and taste really good.
If, like me, you don't like artificial flavours, you will be maximally satisfied with vanilla and coconut, which are not too strong but still very tasty. I found the chocolate to be a lot more intense, but it's still one of the best chocolate proteins I've tasted so far.
Easy to prepare
A great benefit of Probio7 is its ease of preparation. The protein doesn't form lumps and dissolves after a few seconds of stirring in a shaker. Moreover, thanks to its almost zero foam, it is suitable for immediate consumption, as you don't have to wait for the foam to subside.
Great value for money
Probio7 costs £1,099, which is more or less the standard price you'll pay for any quality concentrate.
But when it comes to ingredients, Probio7 falls short of the standard - after all, how many competitors do you knowother products processed by ultrafiltration and containing 7 probiotics for better lactose digestion?
If you wait for a discounted sale to buy extra, you won't regret it.
The most important benefits in points:
- 23g of protein per serving
- high BCAA and glutamine content
- excellent solubility and taste
- Contains 7 probiotics for better lactose digestion
- does not foam during preparation
- pack contains 75 servings
Suitable solution for exercisers with lactose digestion problems
Thanks to the content of seven different probiotics (Bacillus coagulans, Bacillus subtilis, Bifidobacterium lactis, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus casei, Lactobacillus rhamnosus, Streptococcus thermophilus) I canProbio7 protein can be a great solution for anyone who has difficulty digesting lactose.
If you find conventional proteins harder to tolerate, definitely give Probio7 a try. That's not to say it's suitable for people with lactose intolerance. Probio7, like most other whey proteins, contains lactose.
Final evaluation of ProBio7
First-class composition, great taste, aroma and solubility and unrivalled digestibility. This is how one could sum up the Probio7 protein. I have to admit that I was very surprised by it in all aspects and I was extremely satisfied with it .
I would recommend it to anyone who doesn't mind paying extra for top quality products. If you really want to get only the best into your body, Probio7 is the right choice.
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