NUTRIVERSUM EGG PRO 500g – Egg White Albumin Protein with 21g Protein per Serving, Lactose-Free

Main features

• egg-white albumin-based protein;
• 21g protein per 30g serving according to the Vanilla declaration;
• 70% protein in the Vanilla version;
• no dairy protein ingredients;
• lactose-free;
• casein-free;
• listed by the manufacturer/distributor as gluten-free;
• aspartame-free;
• sweetened with sucralose;
• available in vanilla and chocolate flavours;
• convenient resealable packaging;
• 500g pack.

Egg protein or whey protein?

Both are complete protein sources, but they come from different foods. Whey is derived from milk, while Egg Pro uses egg white as its primary protein source.

Egg Pro can therefore be a convenient option when you want a lactose- and casein-free protein supplement or simply want to vary your protein sources throughout the day. Neither source needs to be presented as universally “better” than the other.

Directions

• mix 30g powder with approximately 250ml cold water;
• if dairy is not an issue, it may also be prepared with milk;
• shake thoroughly or blend;
• it can be used after exercise;
• it can be used between meals or as part of a meal;
• it may be added to oatmeal, pancakes and other recipes;
• adjust the total number of daily servings to your diet and overall protein requirements.

Who may find it suitable?

• athletes and recreational exercisers;
• people who want to increase daily protein intake;
• users who avoid whey and casein proteins;
• people with lactose intolerance who tolerate eggs well;
• users who want an animal-derived protein without dairy protein ingredients;
• people looking for a convenient protein snack;
• users who want to rotate different complete protein sources.

How many servings are in the pack?

The Serbian-market declaration lists a 30g serving and approximately 16 servings in the 500g pack.

Because flavours differ in auxiliary ingredients, the nutrition table and ingredient list in the shop admin should ideally be linked to the specific Vanilla or Chocolate variant.

Important information

• contains egg and is not suitable for people with egg allergy;
• egg allergy and lactose intolerance are not the same condition;
• the product is not vegan;
• do not exceed the recommended amount stated on the label;
• food supplements should not replace a varied and balanced diet;
• total protein intake should be adjusted to body weight, diet and physical-activity level;
• people with kidney disease or other conditions requiring protein restriction should consult a doctor or dietitian;
• ingredients and nutritional values may vary between Vanilla and Chocolate flavours;
• always check the final declaration on the physical pack.

Pharmacist's advice

Egg Pro can be a useful choice when you need a complete protein source but do not want a milk-based protein. It is particularly practical as an alternative for people who avoid lactose or casein, provided they do not have an egg allergy.

For the growth and maintenance of muscle mass, sufficient total daily intake of quality protein is more important than the exact minute in which you drink a protein shake.

If your regular diet already provides enough protein, an additional protein supplement is not automatically necessary. Use it as a convenient addition rather than a replacement for a varied diet.

People with an egg allergy should avoid this product completely, regardless of the fact that it contains no dairy proteins.

Ljubica Barbulović, Master of Pharmacy

Frequently asked questions

What is Nutriversum Egg Pro?
A protein powder whose primary protein ingredient is egg-white albumin.

How much protein is in one serving?
The Vanilla declaration lists 21g protein in a 30g serving.

How many servings are in the pack?
Approximately 16 servings according to the Serbian-market declaration.

Does it contain lactose?
The product itself contains no dairy ingredients or lactose according to the declaration.

Does it contain casein?
No. The primary protein source is egg albumin rather than milk protein.

Does it contain gluten?
The manufacturer and distributor list it as gluten-free. People with coeliac disease or severe allergy should always check the declaration on the specific pack.

Does it contain egg?
Yes. Egg is the main allergen in the product.

Is it suitable for vegans?
No. The protein is animal-derived.

Is it better than whey protein?
There is no universally better option. Egg Pro is a different complete protein source and can be a practical alternative for people avoiding dairy proteins.

When can it be used?
After training, between meals or at any time of day when it is convenient to supplement daily protein intake.

Do Vanilla and Chocolate have the same EAN?
No. Each flavour has its own barcode.