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Products: 11
  • Egg White Powder
    -15 % PROTEIN15

    Egg White Powder

    ⁠–⁠ 100% egg albumen protein powder with 81% protein, free from GMOs and additives
    500 g
    Rating 4.4/5, 61 reviews
    £17.99
    (£3.60 / 100 g)
  • Collagen Complex

    Collagen Complex

    ⁠–⁠ supports skin, nails, and hair health – made from 3 certified collagen sources with a refreshing flavour
    Pear and peach 300 g
    Rating 4.4/5, 304 reviews
    £23.99
    (£8 / 100 g)
  • Marine Collagen Complex

    Marine Collagen Complex

    ⁠–⁠ 2500 mg of branded fish collagen containing zinc, which contributes to the normal condition of skin, hair and nails, food supplement
    150 capsules
    Rating 4.6/5, 19 reviews
    £11.99
    (£0.08 / 1 capsule)
  • Hydrolysed Fish Collagen

    Hydrolysed Fish Collagen

    ⁠–⁠ collagen peptides Naticol®, food supplement
    Unflavoured 250 g
    Rating 4.8/5, 17 reviews
    £17.99
    (£7.20 / 100 g)
  • Protein Milkshake

    Protein Milkshake

    ⁠–⁠ milk protein drink with a creamy taste, 33 g protein per serving, low in lactose
    Creamy matcha latte 330 ml
    Rating 4.2/5, 108 reviews
    £2.99
    (£0.91 / 100 ml)
  • Collagen Drink

    Collagen Drink

    ⁠–⁠ collagen with Verisol® bovine peptides, combined with fruit juices
    Peach and passion fruit 330 ml
    Rating 4.7/5, 48 reviews
    £2.49
    (£0.75 / 100 ml)
  • Collagen Drink

    Collagen Drink

    ⁠–⁠ collagen with Verisol® bovine peptides, combined with fruit juices
    Raspberry 330 ml
    Rating 4.6/5, 50 reviews
    £2.49
    (£0.75 / 100 ml)
  • Clear Plant Protein
    Plant based 🌱

    Clear Plant Protein

    ⁠–⁠ vegan protein lemonade with 75% protein, only 7 ingredients, sweetened with steviol glycosides
    Peach iced tea
    Rating 3.9/5, 41 reviews
    £2.29
    (£11.45 / 100 g)
  • Collagen Complex

    Collagen Complex

    ⁠–⁠ supports skin, nails, and hair health – made from 3 certified collagen sources with a refreshing flavour
    Strawberry and banana 300 g
    Rating 4.5/5, 158 reviews
    £24.99
    (£8.33 / 100 g)
  • Lactose Free Whey Protein
    Temporarily sold out
    -15 % PROTEIN15
    Lactose-free

    Lactose Free Whey Protein

    ⁠–⁠ 75% protein content, lactose‑free, sweetened with steviol‑glycosides, ultrafiltered at low temperatures
    Chocolate shake 1 000 g
    Rating 4.4/5, 298 reviews
  • Lactose Free Whey Protein
    Temporarily sold out
    -15 % PROTEIN15
    Lactose-free

    Lactose Free Whey Protein

    ⁠–⁠ 75% protein content, lactose‑free, sweetened with steviol‑glycosides, ultrafiltered at low temperatures
    Vanilla cream 1 000 g
    Rating 4.5/5, 418 reviews

Lactose‑free proteins

Lactose is a milk sugar that naturally occurs, among other things, in cow's milk and is responsible for its sweet taste. Lactose intolerance, however, affects a considerable portion of the adult population, for whom classic whey proteins may not be suitable. Just like with other dairy products, there is also a solution for proteins – lactose‑free proteins. These are produced in several different ways.

The first method is so‑called ultrafiltration, during which most of the milk sugar and fat are removed, and the resulting protein contains only a negligible amount of lactose. The second method consists of adding the digestive enzyme lactase, which is responsible for breaking down lactose in our bodies. The last method is a combination of the previous two approaches. You can verify this method with our Vilgain Lactose Free Whey Protein.

In addition to dairy proteins, among lactose‑free proteins you will also find plant‑based, beef, or egg proteins. For less sensitive individuals, whey isolates, which contain only a small amount of lactose, can also be a suitable alternative.

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