Ascent Whey Protein
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Native whey protein blend
- 25 g of of protein per serving
- 6 flavor options
- 2- or 4-lb packaging
- Single serving packets available
- Gluten-free
- Informed Sport Certified
In-Depth Review
Ascent Whey Protein Review (2024): An RD’s Honest Insights On This Hyped-Up Protein
Author: Sydney Lappe, R.D. Featuring a hyped-up protein, is Ascent Whey worth adding to your supplement stack? Find out in GGR’s Ascent Whey Protein Review, featuring an RD’s insights. Read the full review.
Pros & Cons
What We Like...
- Native whey is the least-processed whey
- No artificial sweeteners or flavors
- Positive customer reviews
What Needs Improvement...
- Produced in a facility with tree nuts and peanuts
- Slightly pricey per serving
Specs
| Serving size | 1 scoop |
|---|---|
| Flavors | Unflavored\, Chocolate\, Chocolate Peanut Butter\, Lemon Sorbet\, Vanilla Bean\, Mocha Cold Brew |
| Price per serving | $1.66 |
| Servings per container | 27 |
Summary
Ascent Whey Protein offers a native protein blend, which the brand states is the least processed whey protein available on the market. This whey protein is also gluten-free and does not contain artificial ingredients. The brand offers six flavors (including an unflavored option). You can buy Accent whey in 2- or 4-pound bags or single-serving packets, which are available in 15-count increments.
