Lactose Free Protein Drinks?

[DisappearingDivis 36]

Hello All,

I'm trying to find a Protein Drink that is lactose free. I've tried some Protein drinks including some that claim to be OK for lactose intolerant people and no such luck. My nutritionist had originally suggested Boost Glucose Control but I didn't tolerate it well. Then I tried Ensure Plus and had the same results. I need to find something my body can tolerate and hopefully taste okay too. Any suggestions?

Divis :help:

[SittingPretty 16]

Try light Silk Soymilk with a scoop of Syntrax Nectar Protein. The milk comes in choc and vanilla and the nectar comes in a variety of flavors. I get mine from the Vitamin Shoppe. The nectar can be made with Water as well. Good luck

[Adri 40]

I'm lactose intolerant and Bariatric Advantage Protein Powder is lactose free. They taste good if you mix the powder with some lactaid or soy milk, not just Water. They are real thick. I liked the banana flavor best, vanilla second and chocolate last; stay away from the strawberry it tastes like pepto bismol. They are a very nutritious, good quality product that you can order online.

[DisappearingDivis 36]

Thank you ladies!! That's a big help. :bounce:

[vf59 5]

GNC has a ready to drink Meal Replacement shake that is 170 calories and 25 Protein grams that is lactose free. I get the swiss chocolate and I love it.

[RickM 1,747]

Generally, whey Protein isolate is lactose free, but is more expensive that non-isolate which is why they are usually blended, but 100% whey isolate drinks do exist if you look for them. Check the usual suspects like Vitamin Shoppe or GNC.< /p>

[HDubSleevery 25]

I like the Jay Robb Protein Drinks. I don't like the egg white Protein but the whey protein is pretty good. Now if I could find a local place that stocks it!

[zoelifechick 7]

You can also try Muscle Milk, which is lactose free from Walmart, CVS, GNC, Vitamin Shoppe, and some grocery stores.

[longer-life 139]

Generally, whey Protein isolate is lactose free, but is more expensive that non-isolate which is why they are usually blended, but 100% whey isolate drinks do exist if you look for them. Check the usual suspects like Vitamin Shoppe or GNC.

This is what my nutritionist suggested. "Isolate" is the key word. I bought Vanilla Isopure whey Protein isolate at GNC. They have different brands available and you can return it if it doesn't work for you. (I blend with Torani syrups or a banana). I am pre-op though.

The Isopure premixed bottles work as well and taste like "juice" rather than milk.