QUATTRO

Whey protein isolate is generally lower in lactose than whey protein concentrate, making it a popular choice for people who experience digestive discomfort with traditional protein powders.

Magnum Quattro combines four premium protein sources, including hydrolyzed whey isolate, whey protein isolate, milk protein isolate, and micellar casein. Its low-lactose formulation and added digestive enzymes help support protein digestion, making Quattro an option worth considering for those with lactose sensitivities. Quattro contains milk proteins and is not suitable for people with a milk allergy.

Whey protein isolate is a fast-digesting, high-quality protein source. A protein blend combines different protein sources to provide a broader range of digestion and absorption rates.

Magnum Quattro takes a multi-phase approach by combining four protein sources: hydrolyzed whey isolate, whey protein isolate, milk protein isolate, and micellar casein. Whey proteins deliver amino acids relatively quickly, while casein digests more slowly. With 30g of protein per serving, Quattro supports muscle recovery, growth, and daily protein requirements.

Protein requirements depend on your body weight, activity level, and fitness goals. For people who regularly strength train, approximately 1.4–2.0g of protein per kilogram of body weight per day is a commonly recommended range for supporting muscle growth and recovery.

Magnum Quattro provides 30g of complete protein per serving, making it a convenient way to help meet your daily protein needs. Its blend of four high-quality protein sources provides essential amino acids, including BCAAs, to support muscle repair and recovery when combined with regular resistance training.

Magnum Quattro contains premium protein isolates, including hydrolyzed whey isolate, whey protein isolate, milk protein isolate, and micellar casein. Protein isolates are generally lower in lactose than traditional whey protein concentrate, making Quattro a potential option for people with mild lactose sensitivities.

However, Quattro is not lactose-free, and individual tolerance may vary. If you're lactose intolerant, review the product ingredients and consult a healthcare professional if you're unsure.

The best time to take protein powder is whenever it helps you consistently meet your daily protein requirements. Protein can support muscle recovery after training, help increase protein intake between meals, or provide additional protein before bed.

Magnum Quattro is designed for anytime use. Its combination of fast-digesting whey proteins and slower-digesting casein provides different rates of amino acid delivery, making it a versatile option after workouts, between meals, or before bedtime. Each serving delivers 30g of high-quality protein.

Protein can play an important role in weight management by helping you feel satisfied after meals and supporting the maintenance of lean muscle when combined with resistance training and an appropriate nutrition plan.

Magnum Quattro delivers 30g of protein per serving with low amounts of carbohydrates and fat. Its four-protein blend makes it a convenient option for increasing daily protein intake while working toward body composition goals. Protein powder does not directly cause fat loss, but it can be a useful part of a balanced nutrition and training routine.

Both Magnum Quattro and Whey 100+ deliver high-quality protein to support muscle growth and recovery, but they offer different formulations.

Magnum Quattro provides 30g of protein per serving from four premium protein sources, combining fast- and slow-digesting proteins for versatile, anytime use.

Magnum Whey 100+ delivers 25g of whey protein per serving, with 130 calories, 0g added sugar, 500mg of MCTs, and digestive enzymes.

Which should you choose? Choose Quattro if you're looking for a multi-source protein blend with 30g of protein per serving. Choose Whey 100+ if you prefer a whey-focused formula with 25g of protein and 130 calories per serving.