The Bulk Protein Company Vegan Mass Gainer Protein Powder - 4kg - Banana

Yes, Vegan Gainz is specifically formulated with plant-based protein sources (soy, pea, hemp) and other vegan ingredients, making it suitable for individuals following a vegan diet.

A 4kg tub of Vegan Gainz provides 32 servings, based on the recommended serving size of 125g (3 scoops).

Mix 3 scoops (125g) with 400-500ml of water. On workout days, consume immediately post-training. On non-workout days, consume between breakfast and lunch.

Yes, Vegan Gainz contains soy and gluten. It is also manufactured on equipment that processes products containing milk, soy, egg, gluten, nuts, and peanuts. Please check the ingredient list carefully if you have allergies.

No, this product is not recommended for pregnant or lactating women. If you have any health concerns, please consult your GP before use.

The primary protein sources are Soy Protein Isolate, Pea Protein Isolate, and Hemp Protein, offering a comprehensive amino acid profile from plant sources.

No, each 125g serving of Vegan Gainz contains a low sugar content of 2.33g, making it a good option for managing sugar intake while gaining mass.

Ensure you are adding the liquid first, then the powder. Use a good quality shaker bottle with a mixing ball or mesh. Shake vigorously for at least 30 seconds. You can also try adjusting the water volume slightly (within the 400-500ml range) or using a blender for a smoother consistency.

Start with a smaller serving size (e.g., half a scoop) for a few days to allow your digestive system to adapt, then gradually increase to the full recommended dose. Ensure adequate water intake throughout the day. If discomfort persists, consult a healthcare professional.

Adjust the amount of water used for mixing. For a stronger flavor, use closer to 400ml of water. For a milder taste, use closer to 500ml. You can also experiment with mixing it into unsweetened plant-based milk for a creamier texture and altered flavor profile.

Ensure you are consistently consuming the recommended daily serving in addition to your regular meals to achieve a caloric surplus. Track your total daily calorie intake to confirm you are meeting your mass gain goals. Regular, progressive resistance training is also crucial for muscle gain. If needed, consult a nutritionist or fitness professional.