AllMax Nutrition created ISOlyft, a multi-source protein powder featuring an added blend of whey and glutamine peptides to support recovery. It provides 25 g of protein per serving and mixes fast, medium and slow-digesting sources for balanced delivery of amino acids.
ISOlyft’s protein matrix is milk isolate and concentrate, whey concentrate and isolate, micellar casein and beef isolate. Each serving contains 4 g carbohydrates (about half sugar), under 1 g fat, 120 calories, Fibersol and the peptide blend. The product comes in Vanilla Ice Cream and Double Chocolate and is sold as a 2 lb tub with 27 servings priced at $49.99.
As a classic multi-source supplement, ISOlyft aims to pair immediate and sustained protein release for muscle growth and recovery. Its combination of peptides and varied digests offers practical performance support, and the competitive price positions it alongside mainstream protein options.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Multi-source Protein Blends
- Layered protein matrices create room for differentiated recovery products that combine fast, medium and slow digestion profiles in a single mainstream supplement.
- Peptide-enhanced Recovery
- Added whey and glutamine peptides signal a shift toward performance powders positioned around more targeted muscle repair and amino acid delivery benefits.
- Mainstream Performance Nutrition
- Competitive pricing and familiar flavors make advanced supplement formats more accessible to everyday fitness consumers beyond elite athletic users.
Sectors Adopting This
- Sports Nutrition
- Protein powders with blended sources and functional additives expand category competition around convenience, recovery efficacy and value-driven performance claims.
- Functional Foods
- Low-fat, calorie-conscious formulations with fiber and peptide inclusions reflect crossover potential between supplements and better-for-you daily nutrition products.
- Fitness Retail
- Shelf-ready tubs offering multiple protein types and recognizable flavors support merchandising opportunities for retailers serving recovery-focused gym and wellness shoppers.
