Naked Nutrition Naked Whey Grass-Fed Whey Protein (Unflavored) vs Transparent Labs 100% Grass-Fed Whey Protein Isolate

Choose Naked Nutrition if…

• Smoothies, oats and baking
• People avoiding sweeteners and additives
• Minimalist ingredient lists
• You care most about value

Choose Transparent Labs if…

• Drug-tested athletes
• Clean-label shoppers avoiding artificial sweeteners
• People who want grass-fed sourcing
• Lactose-sensitive lifters
• You care most about efficacy, quality & purity, experience, transparency

Naked Whey Grass-Fed Whey Protein (Unflavored)

• Single ingredient: grass-fed whey protein concentrate with no sweeteners or additives
• 25 g of protein and 5.9 g of naturally occurring BCAAs per 30 g serving
• Versatile in recipes because it has no flavor or sweetener
• Large review base: 4.3 stars from nearly 11,000 buyer ratings
• Bland, milky taste on its own; most people blend it with other ingredients
• Clumping and foaming are common complaints without a blender
• The NSF Contents Certified claim could not be confirmed in NSF's public listings
• Contains some lactose (2 g sugar per serving), unlike an isolate

100% Grass-Fed Whey Protein Isolate

• 28 g of protein per scoop from grass-fed whey isolate
• Listed in NSF's Certified for Sport database and certified by Informed Choice (per the brand)
• Every ingredient disclosed by weight, with batch test results published online
• No artificial sweeteners, dyes or preservatives
• buyers frequently describe it as easy on the stomach
• About $2.17 per serving for the 30-serving tub, well above whey blends
• Stevia can leave an aftertaste some people dislike
• Made on equipment that also processes eggs, soy, wheat, shellfish, fish oil, tree nuts and peanut oil, and some flavors contain peanuts
• Mostly sold through the brand site and Amazon, so in-store discounts are rare