Clear Whey Hydrate is protein for people who are bored of thick, creamy shakes. It mixes into a light, juice-style drink, so it feels more like a refresher than a traditional shake. You still get the protein you want, plus an electrolyte blend to help top up what you lose through sweat.
Each serving delivers 23g of clear whey isolate protein, with added electrolytes including magnesium, potassium, calcium, and sodium. It’s a clean, simple option for post-workout, warmer weather, or anytime you want a protein drink that goes down easy.
What makes clear whey different?
Clear whey starts with whey isolate, then it’s processed to mix clear with water. The result is a crisp, fruity drink rather than a milky shake. That makes it a strong choice if you:
- Want protein after training but don’t want something heavy.
- Prefer a lighter texture after cardio or sport.
- Like the idea of a protein drink you can sip like squash.
Who Clear Whey Hydrate is for
- Anyone training hard: A practical way to hit protein targets without forcing extra meals.
- People who sweat a lot: Useful when you want protein plus electrolytes in one drink.
- Busy days: Easy between meals when you need something quick and low effort.
- Anyone who hates creamy shakes: If texture is the problem, clear whey usually fixes it.
When to use it
Post-workout: The most popular use. It’s quick, easy, and feels light even after a tough session.
During the day: Between meals when you need to top up protein without cooking.
Hot weather: When a thick shake feels like a chore, clear whey is the better option.
Longer sessions: For training that lasts over an hour, electrolytes become more relevant because sweat losses add up. Clear Whey Hydrate is a simple way to combine protein with an electrolyte top-up.
How to mix it properly
Clear whey mixes best with cold water and a bit of patience.
- Mix 1 scoop (30g) with 300ml to 500ml of water.
- Shake hard, then let it sit for 30 to 60 seconds so the foam settles.
- Use more water for a lighter taste, less water for a stronger flavour hit.
Clear Whey Hydrate flavours
The range is built around bold, fruity flavours that stay refreshing:
Blueberry Peach, Mango Coconut, Orange & Pineapple, Passion Fruit Martini, Raspberry Peach, Strawberry Lime Daiquiri, Strawberry Watermelon.
If you want to try a few before committing to a tub, Clear Whey Hydrate Sample Sachets make that easy, and the 7x30g bundle is ideal if you want variety on hand.
Popular picks
Raspberry Peach: Bright, tangy, and easy to drink. Start with Clear Whey Hydrate Raspberry Peach.
Strawberry Watermelon: Sweet, fresh, and straight summer energy. Try Clear Whey Hydrate Strawberry Watermelon.
Blueberry Peach: Smooth fruit flavour that’s not too sharp. Go for Clear Whey Hydrate Blueberry Peach.
Passion Fruit Martini: Punchy and tropical with a clean finish. Pick Clear Whey Hydrate Passion Fruit Martini.
Not sure what you’ll like? Grab Sample Sachets or the 7x30g bundle and find your winner.
FAQs
What is clear whey?
Clear whey is whey isolate that’s been processed to mix clear with water, creating a light, juice-style protein drink instead of a creamy shake.
Is clear whey as effective as a normal whey shake?
Yes. It’s still whey isolate protein, just a different texture and flavour experience. If it helps you hit your daily protein consistently, it’s doing the job.
What’s the difference between Clear Whey Hydrate and standard whey?
Standard whey is creamy and more like a classic shake. Clear whey mixes like a fruit drink. If you want the traditional shake vibe, shop Whey Protein. If you want lean, fruity, and refreshing, stick with Clear Whey Hydrate.
Does Clear Whey Hydrate replace an electrolyte drink?
It includes electrolytes, which is useful when you’re sweating, but hydration still comes down to total fluid intake. For longer sessions, a drink with electrolytes can be helpful, but you still need to drink enough water overall.
How much water should I use?
Mix 1 scoop (30g) with 300ml to 500ml of water. Use more water for a lighter, more refreshing taste.
Why does clear whey foam?
That’s normal for clear whey. Shake it, then let it sit briefly so the foam settles. Cold water also helps.
Can I sip it during training?
You can, especially for longer sessions. Most people prefer it post-workout, but if sipping it helps you stay consistent, it works.
Can I mix it with creatine?
Yes. Creatine works through daily use, so mixing it into a drink you already take consistently is a smart move.
Is it suitable if I’m lactose intolerant?
It’s whey isolate, which is typically lower in lactose than standard whey, but it still contains milk. If you’re sensitive, start with a smaller serving and see how you get on.
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