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Isolate & Hydrolyzed
19 products · 13 brands · from 1,510 EGP
- Cash on delivery
- Delivery in 12–72 hours, all governorates
- Free advice from licensed pharmacists
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Novogen Pharma Novogen Whey Protein Isolate – | Pure, Fast-Absorbing Protein for Lean Muscle Growthfrom 1,870 EGPSave 330 EGP
2,200 EGP -
Dymatize Dymatize ISO100 Whey Protein Isolate – Fast-Absorbing Hydrolyzed Whey Proteinfrom 2,400 EGP
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Dr. Mohamed Mahmoud Whey Protein Isolate Dr Mohamed Mahmoud – High-Purity Protein for Muscle Support and Recovery3,550 EGP
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care tech Care Tech Whey Protein Isolate 1kg – 25g Protein per Serving for Muscle Growth & Recovery1,510 EGPSave 290 EGP
1,800 EGP -
MuscleTech Nitro Tech Whey Gold | Premium Whey Protein Isolate & Peptides for Muscle Growth & Recovery5,200 EGPSave 100 EGP
5,300 EGP -
Marvelous Nutrition Iso Marvelous 80serv | Pure Whey Isolate Protein for Lean Muscle & Recovery – 80 Servings4,750 EGP
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Nutrabolics HYDROPURE™ by Nutrabolics – 100% Hydrolyzed Whey Protein Isolate for Fast Recovery & Lean Muscle (4.5 lbs)4,420 EGPSave 330 EGP
4,750 EGP
Guides to help you choose
GuideWhey Protein Isolate in Egypt: Benefits and Usage
GuideBest Whey Protein in Egypt by Price per Gram: 13 Compared (2026)
GuideWhey vs Casein Protein: The Difference and Which Suits YouBefore You Buy Isolate or Hydrolyzed Protein
This shelf suits people who train regularly and want a protein powder with less fat, carbs and lactose than standard whey concentrate. Isolate is filtered further; hydrolyzed is partly pre-broken into peptides for faster digestion. Our options run from about 1,510 EGP (Care Tech 1 kg) to 5,800 EGP (ON Platinum Hydro Whey), differing mainly in tub size, servings, protein per scoop and flavor.
How to choose
- Compare price per serving, not per tub; 80-serving tubs like Iso Legend may cost less per scoop.
- Check protein per scoop on the label; Care Tech lists 25 g, Iso Add Plus lists 30 g.
- Lactose-sensitive? Look for lactose-free labels, such as Organic Nation and Protofit Isolate.
- Choose hydrolyzed only if digestion speed or stomach comfort matters; it usually costs more.
- Have kidney issues, are pregnant, or take medication? Ask a pharmacist before starting.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between isolate and hydrolyzed?
Isolate is whey filtered further to reduce fat, carbs and lactose. Hydrolyzed goes through an extra step that partly breaks protein into smaller peptides, which may digest faster and sit easier on some stomachs. Some products combine both, like Dymatize ISO100 and ON Platinum Hydro Whey. For most people, a good isolate is enough.
Do I really need isolate, or is regular whey fine?
If regular whey agrees with your stomach and you just want to top up daily protein, concentrate is usually cheaper and does the job. Isolate makes more sense if you track fat and carbs closely or get bloated from lactose. It comes down to budget and tolerance; ask a pharmacist if you're unsure.
I'm lactose intolerant. Can I use these?
Isolates usually contain little lactose, and some are labeled lactose-free, such as Organic Nation and Protofit Isolate. Tolerance still varies, so start with half a scoop and see how you feel. A true milk-protein allergy is different; Muscle Add Hydro Beef Add is dairy-free beef protein. Ask a pharmacist first.
How much should I take, and when?
Follow the serving size on the specific product's label, as it differs between brands. Many athletes take a shake after training or between meals to help meet daily protein needs. It's a supplement, not a meal replacement. Your actual needs depend on weight and diet; ask a pharmacist or dietitian if you have a health condition.
How can I trust the product, and how does delivery work?
On arrival, check the safety seal, expiry date and batch number on the tub. Our content is reviewed by licensed pharmacists, you can pay cash on delivery, and orders arrive within 12–72 hours depending on your area. Items showing no price are usually temporarily out of stock.
General information, not medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own case.
