SEEQ Clear Whey Isolate Protein Powder, Strawberry Lemonade - 25 Servings, 22g Protein Per Serving - 0g Lactose, Sugar-Free, Keto-Friendly, Soy Free - Juice-Like Protein, Post-Workout

So I’ll admit that this is a bit sweeter than I would like. It doesn’t need to be that sweet! But…it is light and refreshing and a totally different vibe than protein powders usually are.There is a slight hint of an after taste. But it’s very very minor. If you are used to protein powders then this shouldn’t even be an issue for you. Honestly.It’s mixes fast and easy. It is quite frothy after you mix it. That will go down quite a bit after you let it sit for a couple of minutes. But I found even as I was drinking the last swallow there was still a small amount of froth.Provided the protein information on the label is correct (I have no way to confirm this) then I really like this product. Such a nice change of pace from the normal. I will be ordering it again.

As someone who has lived with severe lifelong Crohn’s disease and struggles to maintain my overall health, it’s no exaggeration to say I’ve tried almost every protein drink on the market at some point - many of them, more than once. Unfortunately, precisely *none* of those other drinks are made with Crohn’s patients in mind - absolutely none of them. Ensure? Sucks. Boost? Sucks. All of them suck. In fact, it’s genuinely an insult how badly most of them suck. Here I am in the hospital, with two IVs in each arm, and you expect me to drink this vile-smelling, thick-and-chunky-textured goo in massive quantities? No thanks!This is the first protein drink I’ve ever tried which is legitimately different. It’s… clear!What I mean by this is that when I mix the protein powder with water and give it a gentle pulse with my frother, it almost instantly evaporates into a Kool-Aid-like beverage. Throw in a couple ice cubes, and you’ve got a genuinely tasty and refreshing watermelon flavored treat which is high in protein and helps leave consumer feeling full afterward.I’m legitimately excited to try some of the other flavors, but at this point I can very easily state that this is my favorite protein drink I’ve ever tried. It legitimately tastes good, it isn’t chalky or thick or sloppy or snot-like in consistency (like so many protein products), and it’s fast and easy to mix. What more could you want?

Every easy to make and ready in 30 seconds but very sweet.

I had weight loss surgery and need the extra protein. I have tried OWYN, RYSE, Premier Protein, Protein Water, and many others. All of them were way too sweet and always left an after taste that did not sit well with me. I always dreaded my next sip. This was pretty much my last hope, and I am so glad that I gave it a chance. I purchased the blue razz freeze, and it is everything that I hoped it would be. It is a little sweet, but I put a dash of the blue raspberry Kool aid packet in there to tame the sweetness and it works out perfectly. I will say that it is better on ice, but cold water gets the job done too. I notice the after taste that a lot of people have mentioned but it is nothing compared to the others that I have tried. This is a protein powder that I will for sure, without a doubt, be purchasing again. I have always been a hard one to impress but I 10/10 recommend this product to anyone who needs some protein that taste good and isn't heavy on your stomach.

Colonoscopy prep (GoLytely and similar) deprives you of protein! Protein helps you to feel less hungry... and you'll want that!Most so-called "Clear" protein powders are absolutely NOT clear and are unacceptable for colonoscopy prep. They are at best translucent and that's not acceptable and can cause the colonoscopy to fail. Worse yet is that most all powders do not mix well at all and leave large chunks of coagulated goo in your glass or shaker.Seeq comes to the rescue in two important ways: (1) It is a truly clear beverage; and, (2) it actually tastes good.Some notes: I used the portable blender https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D8FHW6GN to mix the powder with water. It does a great job. Do not overfill your blender and actually leave room for foaming. The blender in the photo can handle 20 oz and maybe a bit more. I filled it to 16 oz of water. I had to let it settle for 5 minutes before opening the container to allow time for the foam to disappear. Also note that colonoscopy prep needs to avoid the colors red, purple, blue, and some clinics even don't want you drinking products with a medium-to-dark orange color. The Mango Pineapple powder results in a clear, yellow beverage when mixed with water.Bottom line: After searching for hours, and after having talked with my doctor and a dietician, this was the one product that was recommended as a safe colonoscopy prep. One final part of the recommendation: I like the taste enough to buy Seeq just for its taste when I want a protein boost.

While this doesn't have a super high amount of protein,22gams per scoop, The taste is great!!! No, grittiness, no chalkiness. It's clear, and it's not too sweet. I use an immersion blender and with a couple of quick bursts it foams up completely mixed. I personally use a 3L hydration pack during the day, so I mixed 2 or 3 scoops up with some water and add it to my hydration pack. It may be a little pricey per scoop, but for flavor and the mixability it's totally worth it. The calorie content is 100 per scoop which 1 think is pretty fantastic Considering I've got something a little sweet to drink for the whole day. I've also had no stomach upset, or bloating using this powder. The extra large plastic jar is a bit deceiving because what you get is by weight. With the jug being big and sitting on the counter, you can't miss it. The large jug even seals nicely once they're opened so the powder doesn't get clumpy.