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Detailed comparison of BioNutritional Proto Whey and Universal Milk & Egg Protein Powder. Side by side look at similarities and differences in nutrition data like calories, total carbohydrates, fat composition, protein, cholesterol, vitamins, minerals, sp
There are 33 differences and 3 similarities between BioNutritional Proto Whey, Universal Milk & Egg
 
Basic Details
Model #   Proto Whey vs   Milk & Egg  
 
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Brand   Bionutritional vs   Universal  
 
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Description   Extreme Hydrolysate! 100% Micro Peptide Formula With A Rich And Creamy Taste! vs   No Fat Or Cholesterol! Highest Value, Most Advanced Protein Formula!  
 
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Category   Protein Powder vs   Protein Powder  
 
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Serving Size   2 Scoops (34.5 G) vs   1 Scoop (33 G)  
 
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Container Size   2 vs   2  
 
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Servings per Container   
26
vs   21
 
 
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Flavor   Cafe Mocha vs   Chocolate  
 
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Available Flavors and Sizes   2 Lbs. - cafe Mocha | 2 Lbs. - double Chocolate | 2 Lbs. - strawberry Cream | 2 Lbs. - vanilla Cream | 5 Lbs. - cafe Mocha | 5 Lbs. - double Chocolate | 5 Lbs. - strawberry Cream | 5 Lbs. - vanilla Cream vs   1.5 Lbs. - chocolate | 1.5 Lbs. - vanilla | 3 Lbs. - chocolate | 3 Lbs. - vanilla  
 
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Directions   Directions For Proto Whey: Add 2 Scoops (32 Grams) Proto Whey To 3/4 Cup (6 Oz) Cold Water And Stir. There Is No Need For Blending. Proto Whey May Also Be Mixed With Milk, Milk Substitutes, Juice, Tea, Coffee And/or Blended With Ice For A Delicious And Nourishing Dessert Drink. Proto Whey Is Designed For Use As A Primary Source Of Protein And May Be Used At Any Time Of The Day. It May Be Consumed Alone Or With Carbohydrate Foods, Depending On Individual Caloric Needs. vs   Directions For Milk & Egg: Mix 1-2 Level Scoops In A Blender With 12 Oz. Of Your Favorite Beverage. Intense Training Requires A Daily Intake Of About 1 G Of Protein Per 2.2 Pounds Of Body Weight.  
 
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Warnings    vs   Warnings: Please Consult Your Physician Before Starting Any Exercise Or Nutritional Program.  
 
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Other Ingredients   Proto Whey® (micro Peptides™ From Extreme Whey Protein Hydrolysate), Medium Chain Triglycerides, Maltodextrin, Natural And Artificial Flavors, Softpsil® (micronized Psyllium Fiber), Coffee Concentrate, L-glutamine, Fructose, Sucrose, Lecithin, Salt, Sucralose. vs   Universals Premium Protein Blend [consisting Of Whey Protein Blend [consisting Of Whey Protein Concentrate (milk), Egg White Albumin, Calcium Caseinate, And Sodium Caseinate], Natural And Artificial Flavors, Acesulfame-k, Sucralose.  
 
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Supplement facts
Protein   
20 g
vs   24 g
 
 
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Calories   
135
vs   126
 
 
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Total Fat (lipids)   
4 g
vs   2 g
 
 
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Saturated Fat   
3 g
vs   1 g
 
 
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Cholesterol   
20 mg
vs   44 mg
 
 
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Sodium (Na)   
145 mg
vs   59 mg
 
 
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Calories From Fat   
35 Cal
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Sugars   
3 g
vs   1 g
 
 
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Dietary Fiber   
3 g
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Total Carbohydrates   
7 g
vs   3 g
 
 
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Potassium (K)   
345 mg
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Iron (Fe)    vs   1.3 mg
 
 
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Biotin    vs   75 mcg
 
 
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Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)    vs   0.85 mg
 
 
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Vitamin C (As Ascorbic Acid)    vs   30 mg
 
 
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Vitamin B12 (As Cyanocobalamin)    vs   3 mcg
 
 
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Calcium (lactate)    vs   245 mg
 
 
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Caffeine (From Coffee Concentrate)   
35 mg
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Thiamin (As Mononitrate)    vs   750 mcg
 
 
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Niacin (As Niacinamide)    vs   10 mg
 
 
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Vitamin D (As Cholecalciferol)    vs   200 IU
 
 
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Magnesium (As Magnesium Oxide)    vs   100 mg
 
 
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Compare BioNutritional Proto Whey vs Universal Milk & Egg Protein Powder


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