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Whey Protein Isolate (WPI): Protein, Calories & Full Nutrition Breakdown

Micro- or ultra-filtered to strip out almost all the fat and lactose that concentrate keeps, which is why isolate typically costs 20-40% more per pound for a protein number that's only modestly higher.

90.0gProtein / 100g
27.0gPer 1 scoop (30g)
24.32gProtein per 100 cal
1.0Quality score

Whey Protein Isolate (WPI)

1 scoop (30g)
Protein per 100g90.0g
Calories per 100g370
Fat per 100g1.0g
Carbs per 100g1.5g
Fiber per 100g0.0g
Leucine (per serving, est.)2700mg
Typical cost$$$
Quality 1.0 highest DIAAS of any common protein source
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Why Whey Protein Isolate (WPI) shows up in protein-forward diets

Micro- or ultra-filtered to strip out almost all the fat and lactose that concentrate keeps, which is why isolate typically costs 20-40% more per pound for a protein number that's only modestly higher.

Serving-size math

A 1 scoop (30g) portion delivers 27.0g of protein and roughly 111 calories. Scaled per 100 calories, that works out to 24.32g of protein — useful for comparing against other foods on a calorie-matched basis rather than a weight-matched one.

Prep tip

Worth the upgrade over concentrate specifically if you're lactose-sensitive or trying to hit a very low daily fat/carb target — otherwise concentrate performs almost identically for muscle-building purposes.

Best for

  • cutting
  • lactose sensitivity

Allergens

Contains: dairy, milk (trace).

Frequently asked

How much protein is in whey protein isolate (wpi)?

90.0g per 100g, or 27.0g per 1 scoop (30g).

Is whey protein isolate (wpi) a complete protein?

Yes — it's rated a complete, high-quality protein source (highest DIAAS of any common protein source).