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I was wondering the same thing to.

I have chocholate flavored Protein Shakes that I would like to know if I can drink those on the clear liquid phase.

I do know that you can put unflavored Protein in with your crystal light and stuff like that.

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Clear Protein is something like Isopure. It looks like kool aide. You can put unflavored Protein Powder in

crystal light, sf gatoraide, sf poweraide etc. There is also Unjury protein chicken broth. Syntrex nectar also makes some clear protein.

Clear protein is not necessarily clear, it can be cloudy but not thick, and no, chocolate is not a clear protein.

Full liquid is drinkable yogurt, Protein Shakes that are thicker, and

Soups with no chunks in them.

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WERE DO I GET Isopure? ?

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You can buy it online, at Netrition.com . Their shipping is 4.99 for no matter how much stuff you order.

You can buy it at GNC and I believe the Vitamin Shop carries them too.

I am sure some other people will say where they got theirs. A lot of people don't like it, so if you can get it at GNC, that would be good because as long as you save the receipt, you can return it.

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I bought a 3 lb tub of the unflavored Isopure off Amazon for around $32 including shipping. You just have to shop around!

You can buy it online, at Netrition.com . Their shipping is 4.99 for no matter how much stuff you order.

You can buy it at GNC and I believe the Vitamin Shop carries them too.

I am sure some other people will say where they got theirs. A lot of people don't like it, so if you can get it at GNC, that would be good because as long as you save the receipt, you can return it.

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